CRAB  APPLES 
35  cts.  each,  $3.50  per  doz. 
Hyslop.  Beautiful  in  flower;  large  dark  crimson  fruit. 
Martha.   Yellow,  shaded  with  red.  A  prolific  bearer. 
Transcendent.    September.  Large,  yellow  and  red ; 
very  productive. 
APRICOTS 
40  cts.  each,  $4  per  doz. 
Harris.  Large,  golden  yellow  fruits  ;  early  in  July. 
Moorpark.  First  of  August.  Firm,  juicy  fruit  of  darker 
color  than  the  above. 
Nicholas.  A  productive  Russian  variety  ripening  at  the 
close  of  July. 
CHERRIES 
5  to  6  feet,  f  to  1  inch  caliper,  60c.  ea.,  $6  per  doz. 
Black  Eagle.    Large,  productive  ;  deep  black  ;  sweet 
Cherry  of  fine  quality. 
Black  Tartarian.  Big,  dark  red,  or  black  Cherry  ;  of 
splendid  flavor. 
Downer's  Late  Red.  Dark  red,  of  agreeable  flavor,  and 
keeps  well  on  the  tree. 
Early  Richmond.  A  very  productive  pie  or  sour  Cherry 
that  is  prized  for  cooking  and  preserving. 
Elton.  Sweet  and  large,  yellow,  touched  with  red. 
English  Morello.  A  late  red,  sour  variety  that  is  val- 
ued for  culinary  purposes. 
Governor  Wood.  Large  white  Cherry,  shaded  with  red  ; 
sweet  and  delicious. 
May  Duke.  A  favorite  early  variety  with  slightly  acid, 
red  fruit  ;  valuable  for  cooking  and  preserving. 
Montmorency.  Large,  red  tart  fruit ;  very  prolific  and 
desirable. 
Napoleon.  A  large,  sweet,  white  Cherry  with  red  cheeks. 
Windsor.  Large,  dark  red  ;  late  and  sweet. 
Yellow  Spanish.  Pale  yellow  with  a  red  cheek  ;  firm 
fruit  of  excellent  flavor. 
MULBERRIES 
For  prices  and  descriptions,  see  page  33. 
NECTARINES 
40  cts.  each,  $4  per  doz. 
Downton.  White,  with  red  cheek;  highly  flavored. 
BLACK  TARTARIAN  CHERRY 
MORRISVILLE,  PENNSYLVANIA 
PEACHES 
Extra-heavy,  5  to  6  feet,  20  cts.  each,  $2  per  doz., 
$12  per  100 
Alexander.  July  and  August.  Greenish  white  spotted 
with  deep  red  ;  firm,  sweet  and  juicy.  Slightly  cling- 
stone ;  very  productive. 
Champion.  August.  Firm,  white,  freestone  Peach  that 
is  rich,  sweet  and  juicy. 
Crawford's  Early.  August  and  September.  A  large, 
yellow  Peach  of  splendid  quality  ;  strong  grower  and 
prolific  fruiter. 
Crawford's  Late.  Last  of  September.  Large,  yellow 
freestone  Peach  of  the  best  quality.  A  prolific  bearer 
and  a  most  popular  variety. 
Crosby.  September.  Medium-sized,  yellow  with  streaks 
of  carmine  ;  of  good  quality  and  hardiest  variety  known. 
Elberta.  August.  A  very  large,  yellow  freestone  Peach, 
that  is  rich,  sweet  and  juicy.  A  vigorous  grower  and 
splendid  sort  for  eating  or  preserving. 
Globe.  Last  of  September.  Large,  golden  yellow  with 
red  cheek,  of  sweet  and  luscious  flavor  ;  a  desirable  free- 
stone variety. 
Morris  White.    September.   Firm,  medium  size,  white 
Peach,  sweet  and  juicy. 
Mountain  Rose.   August.  Large,  red  freestone  Peach 
with  white  flesh ;  rich,  juicy  and  sweet.  One  of  the 
very  best  early  varieties. 
Oldmixon  Free.  Large,  yellowish  white,  freestone,  of 
excellent  flavor  and  productive. 
Reeves'  Favorite.   August.   Large,  yellow,  with  fine, 
red  cheek  ;  delicious,  juicy  ;  splendid  sort. 
Stephen's   Rareripe.    September.    Large,  handsome, 
white  Peach  of  finest  quality  ;  a  regular  bearer. 
Stump  the  World.  Large,  freestone ;  white,  with  red 
cheek  ;  firm,  juicy  and  of  excellent  quality. 
PEARS 
SUMMER  PEARS 
5  to  6  feet,  |  to  1  inch  caliper,  50c.  each,  $5  per  doz. 
Bartlett.  September.  A  popular  variety  with  large  yel- 
low fruit  ;  sweet  and  juicy  ;  excellent  for  eating  or 
preserving  ;  a  prolific  bearer  and  strong  grower. 
Clapp's  Favorite.  August  and  September.  Large,  pale 
yellow,  with  crimson  cheek.  Abundant  fruit ;  fine  for 
eating.  Pick  early  and  ripen  indoors. 
Doyenne  d'Ete.  July.  Small,  yellow,  shaded  red  ;  good. 
Osband's  Summer.  August.  Medium-sized ;  yellow, 
with  reddish  brown  cheek 
AUTUMN  PEARS 
Belle  Lucrative.  September  and  October.  Medium- 
sized,  pale  yellowish  green,  juicy  and  good. 
Beurre  d'Anjou.  October  and  November,  Large,  russet- 
yellow  ;  good-tasted  and  productive  sort. 
Buffum.  October.  Large,  russet,  of  splendid  flavor. 
Duchesse  d'Angouleme.  October.  Large  greenish  yel- 
low ;  rich  and  juicy.  Desirable  sort. 
Flemish  Beauty.  September  and  October.  Large,  green- 
ish yellow,  sweet  and  juicy. 
Seckel.  September  and  October.  A  little  brown  Pear 
exceptionally  sweet  and  juicy. 
Sheldon.  October.  Large,,  russet  and  red  ;  rich,  melting 
and  juicy,  fine  flavored. 
Worden-Seckel.  September  and  October.  Resembles 
the  old-fashioned  Seckel  Pear,  is  equally  as  good  and 
larger. 
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