THE BARNES BROS. NURSERY CO., YALESVILLE, CONN. 
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One straight shoot, nearest the center, should be left longer than the others, 
for a leader. These directions apply to the large well branched grades of all fruit trees; 
our methods for the smaller grades of fruit tree's are peculiarly adapted to those grades, 
and we would not think of applying these methods there. 
No other fruit is really of so much importance as the Apple; no other farm crop will 
produce one-fourth as much per acre as a good Apple Orchard. 

DWARF APPLES 
We predict there will be a large demand for these trees by those who wish to produce 
a fine grade of fruit, as soon as their merits become known. We have them upon the 
French Paradise stock which produces a tree five or six feet in height and bears in two or 
three years. We have them also upon the Doucin stock upon which the tree ultimately 
grows to the size of a good sized peach tree, and bears freely at five or six years of age. 
While these have not been fully tested, they promise to be valuable, as spraying and thm- 
ning upon trees of this size, is a simple matter compared with that of large standard trees. 
Varieties and price upon application. 
General List of Apples 
SUMMER APPLES 
CAROLINA RED JUNE. Small to medium; 
deep red; an abundant bearer. 
EARLY HARVEST. Large, pale yellow, fine 
flavor. Good bearer. 
GOLDEN SWEET. A large yellow Apple, 
very sweet and good. A strong grower and 
good bearer. 
RED ASTRACHAN. Large, crimson, rather 
acid, juicy, fine for cooking. Tree hardy, free 
grower and good bearer. Highly esteemed for 
its fine appearance, earlmess and hardiness. 
SWEET BOUGH. Large, pale yellow, sweet 
and juicy. An abundant bearer. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT. Medium, pale yel- 
low, tender, juicy, sub-acid. Bears very young, 
often the third or fourth year. 
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YELLOW TRANSPARENT. 
AUTUMN APPLES 
ALEXANDER. A very large and showy Russian variety. Tree vigorous, spreading 
and productive. Fruit very large and regularly formed and of a fine appearance. Color 
of a greenish yellow, slightly streaked with red in the shade, but orange and marked with 
bright red in the sun. Flesh yellowish white, crisp, tender and juicv. Pleasant flavor. 
October to December. 
COLVERT. Large, greenish j^ellow, sub-acid. 
CRANBURY PIPPIN. Medium, handsome red cheeks; very productive. 
DUCHESS OF OLDENBURG. One of the most productive, 
hardy and valuable fall Apples known. Large, streaked red 
and yellow, juicy, sub-acid. Tree a vigorous grower and 
a young and abundant bearer. 
FALL PIPPIN. Large, yellow, tender, one of the most val- 
uable. Excellent for cooking. Succeeds in nearly all sections. 
FAMEUSE OR SNOW. Medium size, deep crimson, flesh 
snowy white, tender, highflavored. Very hardy, productive 
and popular. 
GRAVENSTEIN. Large, striped rod. A popular variety. 
HURLBUT. A large yellow Apple beautifully splashed 
and striped with red; flesh white, crisp, very tender and 
juicy, sub-acid. An Apple of excellent quality, and the tree 
very vigorous and a great bearer. Well worthy of a place 
HURLBUT. in every collection. 
