J. T. LOVETT, INC., LITTLE SILVER, N. J.— FRUIT TREES 3 



Fruit Trees 



These should be shipped by express or freight; small shipments by express; heavier shipments by 

 freight. They are all too large for shipment by parcel post. 



In ordering berry plants, occasionally a party will add one, two or three fruit trees to an important 

 order for plants. Do not do this, for such an order is difficult to pack and the trees unduly increase the 

 size of the package, and, consequently, the express charges. In addition to this, a package of just a few 

 fruit trees is very liable to become damaged in transit — in a large shipment, the trees form a solid strong 

 package which usually escapes the terrors of the express "smashers." 



Do not conclude because my prices are so low that the stock I oflFer is not of strictly first class quality. 

 I beg leave to certify that all my fruit tree stock is of the very highest grade — clean, bright, well branched 

 and especially well rooted; and what is more, it is strictly true to name. To buy stock of travelling agents, 

 the cost would be nearly or quite double my prices, the stock no better if as good, and the risk of getting 

 varieties not true to name very great. 



DELICIOUS 



APPLES 



First class, 6 to 8 ft., ^ in. cal., each 25c.; doz., 

 $2.50; 100, $15.00. 



BALDWIN.— Early winter. Red; popular. 



BANANA (Winter Banana).— Late fall. Beauti- 

 ful waxen yellow with blush cheek, large, very 

 beautiful, highest quality. An early and heavy 

 bearer. Very valuable. (See cut) 5c. each extra. 



DELICIOUS. — Early winter. Red with more or 

 less deep yellow. Early and profuse bearer. Of 

 good size and the finest in quality of all apples; 

 truly delicious. This is indeed a remarkable and 

 very valuable apple. (See cut) 10c. each extra. 



FALL PIPPIN.— Autumn. Yellow, high quality, 

 not a good bearer as a rule. 



GRAVENSTEIN. — Early Autumn. Yellow 

 striped with red; high quality; prolific. 



GRIME'S GOLDEN.— Winter. Pure lemon 

 yellow; very high quality. 



MAIDEN'S BLUSH.— Late summer. Light 

 yellow with blush cheek. 



McINTOSH. — Autumn. Deep red, high quality. 



NORTHERN SPY.— Early winter. Pale yellow 

 striped red, large size; popular. 



OLDENBERG (Duchess of Oldenberg).— Late 

 summer. Yellow striped red; very prolific. 



BANANA 



RED ASTRACHAN. — Early summer. Red, 

 very acid; prolific; popular. 



RHODE ISLAND GREENING.— Late autumn 

 and early winter. Yellowish green; popular. 



ROME BEAUTY.— Winter. Mostly red with 

 some yellow, excellent keeper; reliable. 



^ STAYMAN'S WINESAP.— Winter. Deep red, 

 high quality, prolific; superb. 



SWEET BOUGH. — Early summer, waxen white. 

 Large, tender, sweet. 



WEALTHY. — Late summer and autumn. Bright 

 red, high quality, prolific, has a long season. 



YELLOW TRANSPARENT.— Earliest summer. 

 Pale yellow, good size, good quality; early bearer. 



YORK IMPERIAL.— (Johnsons Fine Winter,) 

 Late Winter. Light red, superior keeper. 



DWARF APPLES 



These are very interesting and much used in 

 gardens of limited extent as they can be planted 

 as close as ten feet apart. They yield well but the 

 trees being small, they should not be compared with 

 the regular standard trees for yield. I have them 

 in the following varieties, viz.: Baldwin, Fall Pippin, 

 Mcintosh, Northern Spy. Red Astrachan, R. I. 

 Greening, Rome Beauty, Stayman's, Wealthy. 



First class, 4 to 5 feet, % to H in. caliper, each, 

 30c.; doz., $3.00; 100, $20.00. 



CRAB APPLES 



First class. 6 to 8 feet, ^ in. caliper, each, SOc.; 

 doz., $3.00. 



