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Morrisville,  Pennsylvania 
HARDY  FRUITS 
APPLES 
Strong  selected  trees:  75  cents  each;  $5.00  per  10;  $35.00  per  100. 
Early  Apples 
Early  Harvest  (Yellow  Harvest).  Yellow,  ten- 
der and  of  fine  flavor. 
Fourth  of  July.  Medium  size;  white,  yellow 
and  red  striped;  flesh  white. 
Red  Astrachan.  Very  early;  crimson,  streaked 
with  yellow;  juicy. 
Summer  Rambo.  Green  striped  with  red, 
slightly  sui)-acid.  tree  vigorous  and  productive. 
Williams'  Early  Red  (Williams'  Favorite). 
Large,  oblong,  red,  rich  and  excellent;  a  good  bearer. 
Yellow  Transparent.  Pale  yellow  when  ripe; 
flesh  tender,  juicy  and  good. 
Autumn  Apples 
Autumn  Strawberry.  Medium  size;  striped 
with  red;  flesh  white,  tender  and  juicy;  bears 
when  quite  young. 
Fall  Pippin.  Large;  yellow;  rich  and  delicious. 
Good  bearer. 
Fameuse  (Snow  Apple).  Deep  crimson;  flesh 
snowy  white. 
Gravenstein.  Large;  yellow,  striped  with  red; 
among  the  best. 
Maiden  Blush.  Yellow,  with  red  cheek;  fine 
for  cooking. 
Oldenburg  (Duchess  of  Oldenburg).  Streaked 
with  red  and  yellow;  tender  and  juicy;  good  for 
cooking. 
Rambo.  Yellowish  -  white,  striped  with  red; 
tender,  rich,  mild,  sub-acid,  a  strong  grower. 
Red  Bietigheimer.  Large,  round,  yellow  and 
crimson;  flesh  white,  with  pleasant  flavor. 
Smokehouse.  Crisp  and  juicy;  a  good  eating 
variety. 
Wealthy.  White,  yellow  and  red  striped;  flesh 
white. 
WINTER  APPLES— Continued 
Greening  (Rhode  Island).  Large;  greenish- 
yellow;  rich  and  tender.    A  constant  bearer. 
Grimes'  Golden.    Fine  grained  and  rich  flavor. 
Jonathan.    Yellow  and  red  striped;  flesh  white. 
King  of  Tompkins  County.  Large,  red,  pro- 
ductive, and  good  for  cooking  or  eating. 
Mcintosh.  Yellow,  streaked  crimson;  tender 
and  juicy. 
Nero.    Red;  very  productive. 
Northern  Spy.  Pale  yellow,  striped  with  red. 
Good  keeper,  and  a  splendid  apple  of  excellent 
flavor. 
Rome  Beauty.  Yellow  and  red  striped;  flesh 
yellow,  crisp,  sub-acid.    Good  bearer. 
Roxbury  Russet.  Large,  round,  green;  flesh 
white,  crisp,  rich  sub-acid. 
Seek-no-Further  (Westfield).  Tender  and  of 
rich  flavor;  medium  size. 
Smith's  Cider.  Popular,  late-keeping  red 
Apple;  prolific  bearer. 
Staman's  Winesap.  Larger  and  more  prolific 
than  the  common  Winesap. 
Winesap.  A  fine  red  Winter  Apple  that  is 
productive. 
York  Imperial.  Large,  red  Apple,  of  agreeable 
flavor. 
Dwarf  Apples 
Their  habit  adapts  them  particularly  for  small 
yards  and  limited  areas.  Their  fruit  is  similar  in 
quality  to  the  standard  sorts.  They  commence 
bearing  much  younger. 
50  cents  each;  $4.00  per  10 
Baldwin  Northern  Spy 
Duchess  of  Oldenburg  Red  Astrachan 
Gravenstein  Wealthy 
Mcintosh  Yellow  Transparent 
Winter  Apples 
American  Golden  Russet  (Sheepnose) .  Highly 
flavored  and  spicy.  Profuse  bearer  and  good 
keeper. 
Bismarck.    Yellow;  flesh  tender.    Bears  when 
young,  and  is  very  hardy. 
Baldwin.    Large,   deep   red;    productive  and 
desirable. 
Bellefleur.    Large;    yellow,    with    red  cheek; 
juicy  and  splendid  for  eating. 
Ben  Davis  (New  York  Pippin).    Bright  red  and 
juicy;  valued  for  commercial  purposes. 
We  can  ship  trees  a  nd  plants  safely  to  any  point  in  the  United 
Crab  Apples 
75  cents  each;  $5.00  per  10 
Hyslop.  Beautiful  in  flower;  large,  dark  crim- 
son fruit. 
Gen.  Grant.  Large;  yellow,  striped  red;  flesh 
white,  mild  sub-acid. 
Martha.  Yellow,  shaded  with  red;  a  prolific 
bearer. 
Transcendent.  September.  Large;  yellow  and 
red:  productive. 
Yellow  Siberian  (Golden  Beauty).  Small; 
golden  yellow.  September. 
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