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Fruit Trees 



There is still a nationwide shortage in these well grown trees which provide fruit for your home 

 table throughout the entire season. We have a good supply of the best varieties, however, and we want 

 you to have a few so that 3'ou will be as proud of their fruit as we are of the trees themselves. Hence 

 our low prices, which refer only to those larger trees ordinarily planted in home yards and gardens. 



Nevertheless, if you are in the market for comparatively large quantities of smaller trees, even those 

 only one year old, send us a hst of your requirements and we will submit our amazingly low prices on 

 such material. 



APPLE TREES 



These are now very scarce, but in anticipation 

 of such a situation, we grew on an extra large, 

 varied supply of this most popular fruit tree. Our 

 list has, therefore, never been longer nor have our 

 individual trees been more satisfactory. 



All of the trees offered below are extra selected, 

 extra heavy, 2 year old stock. We can, however, 

 supply a slightly lighter grade of tree (though 

 equally well grown) which is even cheaper in price. 

 If you will send us a list of your anticipated require- 

 ments in these trees, we will be glad to submit 

 special prices on such a hst. 



Plant 30 feet apart each way, thus requiring 

 48 trees to set one acre. 



Prices o£ all varieties, each $1.00, doz. $10.00, 

 100 $70.00 



Arkansas Black. Beautiful dark red Winter 

 Apples, with luscious flesh. 



Baldwin. Long the standard Winter Apple, with 

 big, round, tasty fruit. 



Delicious. A well-named Apple tree with, many 

 big, handsome fruits, as delicious as those of 

 any variety w^e know. The perfect dessert Apple, 

 and one which has long headed every fruit grow- 

 ers list. Best in early Winter. 



Early Mcintosh. Best of the early Apples, with 

 fruit as tasty and attractive as that of Mcintosh. 



Gravenstein. Fall Apples striped red, with juicy, 

 rich flesh. 



Grimes Golden. Yellow Apples, very tasty, and 

 highly popular. Early Winter. 



Hyslop (Crabapple). Clusters of deep crimson 

 Apples, excellent for jelly. 



Jonathan. Tasty red Apple for early Winter. 



Mcintosh. Popular late Fall red Apple, proHfic, 

 beautiful and delicious. 



Northern Spy. Scarce sort, with many delicious 

 and attractive Apples. Winter. 



Ortley. Big pale yellow Winter Apples, with ten- 

 der, juicy flesh. 



Red Astrachan. Standard red Summer Apple for 

 the home table. 



Rhode Island Greening. Mammoth, yellow- 

 green Apples, with a red cheek. A delicious 

 Winter sort. 



Rome Beauty. Big, delicious red Winter Apples. 

 Stayman. Best late Winter Apples, red, large, 



very juicy. As attractive to the eye as to the 



palate. 



Wealthy. A good "keeper" and an excellent eat- 

 ing Apple for Fall. 



Williams Early Red. Largest of all the early 

 Summer red Apples. 



Winter Banana. Golden Apples, flavor reminis- 

 cent of the Banana; a splendid Winter variety. 



Yellow Newtown. Delicious old Colonial Apple, 

 with greenish yellow fruit in late Winter. 



Yellow Transparent. Big, attractive, delicious 

 yellow early Summer Apple. 



York Imperial. Cooking Apples, by the hun- 

 dreds. Winter. 



PEAR TREES 



These are the favorite fruit trees of our child- 

 hood, with those rich, buttery Pears, so excellent 

 to taste. Plant 20 feet apart each way. 



First-class trees, each $1.25, doz. $12.50 

 An.iou. Big, delicious, green with red cheek Fall. 

 Bartlett. A Pear worthy of its great popularity, 

 with countless delicious fruits in September, each 

 a golden gem of beauty. 

 Beurre Bosc. A Belgian Pear for the Fall, with 

 many fruits whose delicious buttery flavor makes 

 our American sorts hide their heads in shame. 

 Clapp Favorite. Big, juicy fruit, green with 



blushed cheek, in early Summer. 

 Duchesse d'Angouleme. Many green and russet 



Pears, with lovely flavor, in the late Fall. 

 Kieffer. Most prolific of all Pear trees, with yel- 

 low fruit produced by the bushel in October. 

 Seckel. Best eating Pear for the Summer. Brown- 

 ish yellow with red blush. Rather small but 

 delicious. 



DWARF PEAR TREES 



Dwarf only in size of the tree itself, with fruit as 

 large as that produced by the standard sorts, these 

 lovely small trees come into bearing much sooner, 

 and take up much less space than their larger 

 cousins. Simply ideal for a suburban garden, where 

 every bit of space is valuable. Plant 10 feet 

 apart each way. 



Splendid, 2-year-old trees, each $1.50, 

 doz. $15.00 



Bartlett Duchesse d'Angouleme 



Clapp Favorite Seckel 



(For descriptions, see under "Pear Trees") 



QUINCE TREES 



Plant 10 feet apart. 



First-class trees, each $1.25, doz. $12.50 

 Orange. Early, with big, bright yellow fruit, of 

 excellent flavor. 



Our Fruit Trees are much too large for shipment by Parcel Post 



