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HARDY FRUITS 



APPLES 



Strong selected trees, 75 cents each; $5.00 per 10; $40.00 per 100. 



Early Apples 



Early Harvest (Yellow Harvest). Yellow, ten- 

 der and of fine flavor. 



Red Astrachan. Very early; crimson, streaked 

 with yellow; jaicy. 



Summer Rambo. Green striped with red; 

 slightly sub-acid; tree vigorous and productive. 



William's Early Red (William's 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. 



Duchess of Oldenburg. Streaked with red and 

 yellow; tender and juicy; good for cooking. 



Gravenstein. Large, yellow, striped with red; 

 among the best. 



Maiden Blush. Yellow, with red cheek; fine 

 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. 



Wealthy. White, yellow and red striped; flesh 

 white. 



Winter Apples 



American Golden Russet (Sheepnose). 



Highly flavored and spicy. Profuse bearer and 

 good keeper. 



Arkansas Black. Fruit large, deep red; flesh 

 yellowish. Tree vigorous and productive. 



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. 



Fallowater. F'ruit large; yellowish green; sweet 

 flavor; tree hardy and a good 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. 



Rhode Island Greening. Large, greenish 

 yellow; rich and tender. A constant bearer. 



Rome Beauty. Yellow and red striped; flesh 

 yellow, crisp, sub-acid. Good bearer. 



Seek-no-Further. (Westfield.) Tender and 

 of rich flavor; medium size. 



Smith's Cider. Popular, late keeping, red 

 apple. Prolific bearer. 



Smokehouse. Crisp and juicy; a good eating 

 variety. 



Spitzenburgh. Fruit large, bright red; flesh 

 yellow, crisp and spicy, and a very popular variety. 



Staman's Winesap. Larger and more prolific 

 than the common Winesap. 



Stark. Fruit large, greenish yellow, striped red; 

 flesh yellow and juicy. A strong grower and pro- 

 ductive. 



Winesap. A fine red Winter apple that is pro- 

 ductive. 



York Imperial. Large, red apple, of agreeal^le 

 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. 



Price of all varieties, 75 cents each; $5.00 

 per 10. 



Baldwin King of Tompkins County 



Northern Spy Duchess of Oldenburg 



Gravenstein Red Astrachan 



Mcintosh Red Wealthy 

 R. I. Greening Yellow Transparent 



Grab Apples 



Strong selected trees, 75 cents each; $5.00 

 per 10. 



Hyslop. Beautiful in flower; large, dark crim- 

 son fruit. 



General 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. (Gold&n Beauty.) Small, 

 golden yellow. September. 



Apricots 



Strong selected trees, 50 cents each; $4.00 

 per 10. 



Alexander. Large, oblong fruit, mottled red; 

 fine flavor and very hardy. 



Harris. Large, golden vellow fruit. Early in 

 July. 



J. L. Budd. Large, white, red cheek, sweet and 

 fine. 



Moorpark. First of August. Firm; juicy; 

 fruit of darker color than the above. 



Nicholas. Agreeable flavor; prolific bearer. 

 July. 



