LOVETT'S NURSERY, INC. 



Fruit Trees 



FRUIT TREES 



WELL grown fruit trees are still quite scarce. However, right now, we have in stock the 

 largest supply of well grown Fruit Trees that we have had the good fortune to offer our 

 patrons any time during the past several years. 



In this catalog we are offering only those larger trees such as are ordinarily planted in home 

 yards and gardens. Nevertheless, we will be very glad to submit attractive quotations to or- 

 chardists who are in the market for fairly large quantities of smaller trees, even trees only one 

 year old. Send us a list of your requirements, and we will submit our surprisingly low prices on 

 such material. 



APPLE TREES 



Most popular of all fruit trees. Our list comprises the very best of varieties, 

 and our individual trees have never been better. 



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 antici- 

 pated requirements in these trees, we will be glad to submit special prices on 

 such a list. 



Plant 30 feet apart each way, thus requiring 48 trees to set one acre. 

 Prices of all varieties, first class trees, each 75c, doz. $7.50, 100 140.00 



Baldwin. Long the standard Winter Apple, with big, deep red, tasty fruit. 

 Delicious. A well named Apple tree with many big, handsome fruits, as 



delicious as those of any variety we know. The perfect dessert Apple, and 



one which has long headed every fruit growers list. Best in early Winter. 

 Duchess of Oldenburg (Oldenburg). Early Autumn, with many yellow 



Apples streaked with red on an extra hardy tree. 

 Grimes Golden. Best yellow Winter Apple, bearing, when very young, many 



rich golden fruits, very tasty and highly popular. 

 Hyslop Crabapple. Countless clusters of deep crimson Apples in the late 



Summer, excellent for jelly. 

 Jonathan. An excellent, brilliant red Apple for early Winter, with masses of 



delicious, attractive fruit. 

 Mcintosh. Exceedingly productive of beautiful Fall Apples, richly aromatic, 



juicy, and with a flavor that explains their great popularity. 

 Northern Spy. Scarce sort, with many delicious and attractive Apples. 



Winter. 



Rhode Island Greening. Mammoth, yellow-green Apples, with a red cheek. 



A delicious Winter sort. 

 Rome Beauty. Big, red Winter Apples. 



Stayman (Stayman Winesap). Bears many big, dull red Apples for late 

 Winter, which are sweet, juicy, and excellent keepers. Our Staymans are 

 better than ever this yeEU". 



Wealthy. A good "keeper" and an excellent eating Apple for Fall. 



Williams Early Red. Largest of all the early Summer red Apples. 



Winter Banana. Big golden Apples, with Banana-like flavor. 



Yellow Newtown. Colonial favorite, with deUcious yellow green Winter fruit. 



Yellow Transparent. Bears many big, clear yellow, attractive and delicious 

 Apples in early Summer. 



York Imperial. Good cooking Apples of yellow green, overlaid red. Winter. 



PEAR TREES 



A good ripe Pear cannot be surpassed for delicacy of flavor. Our trees are 

 well selected for a maximum of tasty fruit. 

 Plant 20 ft. apart each way. 



First-class trees, each $1.00, doz. $10.00, 100 $60.00 



Anjou. Produces a Fall crop of extra leu-ge green Pears with a red cheek, each 

 fruit rivalling its fellows in delicious flavor. 



Bartlett. Early bearing, with huge crops of red-streaked golden Pears, in- 

 describably delicious, in September. Most popular Pear grown. 



Beurre Bosc. Delicious crimson-tinged yellow Fall fruit. 



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 FaU. 



Kieffer. Most prohfic of aU Pear trees, with yellow fruit produced by the 

 bushel in October. 



Seckel. Best Summer eating Pear, incomparable in flavor. Brownish yellow 

 with bronzy red cheek, and sweet, juicy, buttery flesh. 



{Our Fruit Trees are much too large for shipment by parcel post) 



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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-ye6u--old trees, each §1.25, doz. $12.50 

 Bartlett Clapp Favorite Duchess d'Angouleme 

 Seckel 



(For descriptions, see under "Pear Trees.") 



