. Catalogue descriptif d'arbres fruitiers les petits fruits, etc.. Pépinière, Californie, catalogues, des arbres fruitiers, en Californie, des catalogues, des fruits, des graines, en Californie, des catalogues. NILES, ALAMEDA CO., CAL. 47. WM. PARRY. Longworth's-prolifique, une vieille variété populaire ; comme un marché berry, encore rentable sur des sols lourds. Lovett's Early-Les baies sont de taille moyenne, complète et même, forme régulière ; brillant crim- fils, très ferme, une superbe qualité, et un excellent chargeur. Extrêmement vigoureuse des plantes, fleurs et parfait. Prolifique mineurs-Un producteur de petits fruits vigoureux ; grand à très grand, d'une couleur, saveur riche ; amende ;

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. Descriptive catalogue of fruit trees small fruits, etc.. Nursery stock, California, Catalogs; Fruit trees, California, Catalogs; Fruit, Seeds, California, Catalogs. NILES, ALAMEDA CO., CAL. 47. WM. PARRY. Longworth's Prolific—An old, popular variety; as a market berry, still profitable on heavy soils. Lovett's Early—The berries are of full medium size, and even, regular shape ; bright crim- son, very firm, superb quality, and an excellent shipper. Plant extremely vigorous, and blossom perfect. Miners Prolific—A vigorous grower ; berries large to very large, deep crimson ; fine, rich flavor ; a strong grower, and an enormous bearer ; ripens late. Parker Earl—The berries are large, conical with short neck, regular and uniform, of a glossy, bright crimson color, flesh firm, reddish, and in quality very good. Sharpless—A grand variety in every respect; berries uniformly very large, deep, clear red, moderately firm, sweet and excellent; a strong grower, and very productive. Schuster's Gem—Fruit large to very large, globular, regular and uniform in size and shape ; bright scarlet in color, and excellent in quality. Very prolific, continuing in bearing until late. The Dollar—Sent out by C. M. Silva & Son, of Lincoln, Piacer County, and described by them as a strong grower, abundant bearer, bright red, firm, and an excellent shipper. William Parry—Plant a strong, vigorous grower ; berries of the largest size, bright scar- let, firm, and of the best quality ; a very productive variety. Wilson's Albany—An old, established variety, which gives general satisfaction wherever introduced ; very hardy and prolific. ESCULENT ROOTS. ASPARAGUS. Conover's Colossal—The variety almost universally cultivated in this State. Palmetto—A new variety of Southern origin, and reports indicate that it is equally well adapted for all sections. It is earlier, a better yielder, more even and regular in its growth, and in quality equal to that old favorite, Conover's Colos

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