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FRUIT HND NUT TREES 



APPLES, bi/ express only 



Plant 30 feet apart, 48 trees per acre. 



Starr. Large, pale green fruit. Fruits young. Early ; 

 from July to September. Good for eating and cooking. 

 Price, 2-year, 35c. each ; S3.50 per dozen ; per 100, 830.00. 



Mammoth Black Twig. A fine winter apple. A seed- 

 ling of the Winesap, which it resembles, but is superior in 



many waya 



Bismarck. Fruit beau- 

 tiful golden yellow, large, 

 bears young and profusely. 

 Early; good keeper. Good 

 for cooking. 35c. each ; S3. 50 

 per dozen; $30.00 per 100. 



Gravenstein. Large, 

 yellow striped, beautiful, 

 tender, sub-acid. 



Yellow Transparent. 

 Skin clear white, changing 

 to pure yellow when fully 

 ripe. Tender, .juicy, early. 

 Red Astrachan. Large 

 summer red. 



liBN DAVIS APPLE. 



Orange Pippin. Yellow autumn sort. 

 Maiden Blush. Beautiful blush cheek. 

 Baldwin. Crisp, juicy, winter rea. 

 Ben Davis. Striped winter. 



Newtown Pippin. Greenish yellow, of fine quality. 

 Rome Beauty. Pale yellow, shaded red winler. 

 PRICE of anv of above apples, except where noted : 

 25c. each ; 82.50 per dozen ; 820.00 per 100. 



CHERRY TREES 



Black Tartarian. Large, black, sweet and early. 



Ox-heart. Large, light, with red cheek; solid, meaty, 

 excellent. 



Napoleon Bigarreau. Very large, pale yellow, with 

 bright red cheek. Firm, juicy, good flavor. 



Early Richmond. Bed pie cherry. 



Montmorency. Large, bright red, late. Larger than 

 Early Bichmond. 



Each. 



3 to 4 feet 25c. 



4 to 6 ■' 3Ue. 



PEARS, b^ express only 



Doz. 100. 



S2..50 820.00 

 3.00 25.00 



TKIUMPH PEAOH. 



PEACHES, -fc?/ express only 



Plant 16 feet apart each way; 170 trees per acre. 



Sneed. A new early peach ; a grand sort. Large, beau- 

 tiful red on sunny side; flesh white; very sweet and juicy ; 

 bears sliipping well. 



Triumph. The earliest yellow freestone yet introduced. 

 Large size and small pit. 



Crosby. Free dwarf. Fruit yellow, streaked crimson, 

 with very small pit. Free. 



Wonderful. Large, rich, yellow; a good keeper; very 

 late ; freestone. 



Mountain Rose. Freestone; pink flesh. 



Old Mixon. Creamy white; popular. 



Stump the World. White, red cheek. 



Crawford's Late. Best late yellow ; free. 



Late Heath Cling. Best white cling. 



Each. Doz. 100. 



3 to 4 feet l.ic. 81.50 86.00 



4 to 6 " 20c. 2.00 7.00 



ORNAHENTAL SHADE TREES AND EVER= 

 GREENS 



Send for our specini catalogue of Ornamental Shade 

 Trees and Evergreens and Hardy Shrubbery, Hedge 

 Plants, etc. 



KEIFFER PEAK. 

 PBICE, except where noted Each. 



2-year, 4 to 6 feet 2oc. 



Extra 3-year 35c. 



Plant 15 X 20 feet; 145 trees 

 per acre. 



Rossncy. A new large pear 

 of great merit. Two weeks after 

 Bartlett, fine grained, melting, 

 juicyandof superior flavor. Skin 

 yellow, with crimson blush. 

 PBICE, l-year, 5Uc. each ; 2-year, 

 ^1.00 each. 



The Koonce. Very early 

 and fine quality. Yellow, with 

 red cheek; spicy.juicy and sweet; 

 free from blight. 



Clapp'8 Favorite. Large, 

 earlv; bright yellow. 



JBartlett. The old favorite. 



LeConte. Bell-shaped; pale 

 vellow; good to plant with 

 keitter. 



Seckel. Small yellowish 

 russet; rich, melting, juicy. 



Keiffer. Themoney-bring- 

 er. Very prolific, fine-looking, 

 sells freely. Eipens in October. 

 Doz. 100. 



82.50 817.; 

 3.50 25.00 



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ABUNDANCE PHTM. 



PLUM TREES 



Satsuma. Japanese variety, medium to large in size; 

 color very dark dull red all over, with greenish dots. 



Ogon. Golden yellow, good quality, freestone. 



Abundance. Eich yellow with blush red cheek, 

 deep yellow, very prolific. , . , ..^ j 



Burbank. Orange yellow, overlaid with red. 

 than Abundance. . ,, j. ■ j 



Willard. Earliest plum on the list. Medium size, round, 

 dark red, splashed yellow. 



Each. Doz. 



3to4feet 25- 82.50 



4to6 " 30c. 3.^& 



GRAPES 



McPike. Wonderful new white grape. Very superior 

 inqualitv. Perfectly hardy. Earlierthan Concord. Bunches 

 large ; berries mammoth. Fruit will keep ICO days on the 

 vine in good condition. Price: 1-year, 75c.; 2-year, Sl.OOeach. 



Moore's Early. Very early, large black grape; skin 

 thin, flesh sweet. , t, ■ i 



Concord. The standard black grape. Berries large, 

 skin thin. Tender, juicy, sweet. , ,-«„ 



Niagara. The favorite white grape. Very prohtic. 

 Handsome bunches, good shipper. , • *,,• , 



Catawba. Dark red, medium size berry, skin thick, 

 fleshpulpy and of best quality. 



Delaware. Small red berry, compact bunches, skin 

 thin, hut firm ; j nicy and very sweet. 



PBICES of any of above Grapes, except McPike: 



1-year old, lOc. each; 50c. per dozen ; 83.00 per 100 



2- " " 15c. " 65c. " " 4.00 100 



NUT TREES 



The culture of nuts has become very profitable, and large 

 orchards are being put out to good purpose. 



CHESTNUTS 



Alpha. Very early, large size. $1.50 each. 

 Paragon. Later, large and fine. 81.00 each. 

 Walnuts, Pecans, Shellbarks, Filberts, Almonds, 

 Butternuts, 30c. each ; $2.50 per dozen. 



