C. W. Stuart Company, Nurserymen 
Napoleon Bigaireau. Sweet, light. Early 
in July. Fruit of the largest size, regu- 
larly heart-shaped. Skin pale yellow 
and amber, spotted and shaded with 
deep red. Flesh very firm, with a fine 
flavor. Very productive and good for 
market. 
Ostheim. (Russian Cherry.) Sour. Dark 
red. Early to middle of July. Imported 
Montmorency Large. 
from St. Petersburg, Russia. In the 
severest winters of Minnesota found to 
be hardy. Fruit large, roundish. Flesh 
liver color, tender, juicy, sub-acid, and 
when fully ripe nearly sweet. 
Rockport. Sweet. Light. Late June and 
early July. Fruit quite large, round, 
heart-.shaped. Color, when fully ripe, 
a beautiful clear red, shaded with pale 
amber. Flesh firm, juicy, sweet, rich, 
with an excellent flavor. Tree upright 
grower. Origin, Cleveland, Ohio. 
Schmidt's Bigarreau. Sweet. Black. Mid- 
dle of July. A most promising Cherry. 
Fruit of immense size. Color a rich, 
deep black; very desirable for the table. 
Flesh dark, tender, very juicy, with a 
fine flavor. Tree bears abundantly. A 
Utica, N. Y., fruit commission mer- 
chant writes us about fruit of Schmidt's 
Bigarreau Cherry: 
'What about those nice dark cherries 
that you shipped me 
last season? Will you 
have any of them this 
season? If so, would like 
to have you send them 
along." 8 lb. baskets sold 
for 75c. 
Stuart Bigarreau. Sweet. 
Light red. Late July. A 
new seedling Cherry, two 
or three weeks later than- 
other varieties. Color a 
showy, light red. Fruit 
good size. Tree a vigorous 
grower and hardy, and 
extremely productive, 
making it very desirable 
for family use or market 
purposes. The original 
tree has fruited each sea- 
son for the last twenty 
years. On our Stuart 
Bigarreau Cherry fruit a 
commission merchant 
wrote us: 
"Would be pleased to 
receive some of those 
elegant Sweet Cherries you 
shipped me last season." 
This man sold Stuart 
Bigarreau fruit for us, sell- 
ing 8-lb. baskets at 75 
cents per basket. 
Windsor. Sweet. Dark. 
Late July. Fruit large. 
Color nearly black, or liver- 
colored. Flesh remarkably solid, sweet, 
and of a fine quality. A very valuable 
late winter variety for market and for 
family use. Tree hardy and very pro- 
ductive. A seedling originated in Wind- 
sor, Canada. 
Yellow Spanish. Sweet. Light. End of 
June. Fruit large, often an inch in diam- 
eter. Pale waxen yellow, with a hand- 
some, light red cheek to the sun. Flesh 
firm, juicy, rich and delicious. Tree 
vigorous and an excellent bearer. Suc- 
ceeds over large extent of country. 
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