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Patten's Qrecning;. 
Acclimated to the* 
Northwest. 
Wealthy. 
Success 
Collection. 
Duchess. 
N. W. Greening. 
This collection is composed of the four leading varieties suited for Or- 
chard planting in the northwest and covers the entire season. The var- 
ieties are perfectly hardy and are known by their commercial value. We 
recommend them for family orchard planting and guarantee them to give 
satisfaction to all planters. Having grown a large stock we make a special 
low figure. 
T\ 11 p fa p c G The fruit is round and firm, medium to large size, streaked 
i/UtUCoo« with red and yellow, and is tender, juicy and pleasant. 
This best know of Russian Apples is also the handsomest and most gen- 
erally valuable, succeeding even in the Northwest, where most varieties 
fail, and yielding well in all sections. Of best quality for cooking and es- 
teemed by many for dessert. The trees bear young, abundantly; very 
hardy. 
Nnrfh WPQtprn frrAPnfncr This * 8 a splendid variety. The 
nurmwebiern weening. tree is a straight vigorous grower. 
It commences to bear fruit early and bears annually thereafter. The fruit 
is large, smooth and symmetrical, light yellowish green, and of rich delicious 
quality. It is best in early winter. We can not say too much in favor 
of this apple, it is growing more in favor each year- it is not an apple for 
the Northwest alone, but is in favor throughout the entire country, be- 
ing a robust grower and its fruit attracting attention in every market. 
^of+An'c n-roprn-nfr A seedling of the Duchess, originating in 
r a LICll O \71 CClllllg. Northern Iowa. The tree is very hardy and 
productive. The fruit is large, olive green, with an occasional dull red 
stripe and unsurpassed for cooking purposes, the flavor being pleasant and 
sub-acid. This apple is classed as one of the hardiest for the Northwest 
and recommended by our State Horticultural Society for general culture 
as of first degree of hardiness. Fruit large, roundish oblate, surface yel- 
lowish green, with brown blush: stem short to very short; quality fine, 
good for table, excellent for cooking. 
"\Vpfl1tTlV '*"' l ' s ^ mnesota variety has proved reliable everywhere 
VT cailliy. after many years trial. The fruit is medium to large and 
dark crimson. The flesh is white tinged with red, crisp, sub-acid and un- 
surpassed quality. This variety is a monument to its originator, who 
spent many years in originating new varieties and the Wealthy being one 
of the best. There are many seedlings of the Wealthy; some of our best 
new sorts and ones of greatest promise come from its seed. 
each, 4 trees, 50c; 3 each, 12 trees, $1.25; 10 each, 
each, 4 trees, 75c; 3 each, 12 trees, 
Mail size, postpaid 
40 trees, $4.00. 
3 to 4 feet, 2 year, express or freight 
$">.00; 10 each, 40 trees, $4.00. 
4 to 5 feet, 2 year, express or freight, I each, 4 trees, $1 .00; 3 each 12 trees 
$2.50; 10 each, 40 trees, $6.00. 
«*• 4 to 5 feet, 2 year, $15.00 per 100. 
Four Varieties of 
Commercial Value. 
CHOICE FRUIT COLLECTIONS. 
SUITED FOR TOWN OR CITY GARDENS. 
Collection No. 1, Price, $3.00. By express or freight. 
3 Hardy Apples, 4 to 5 feet, summer, fall and winter. 
2 Crab Apples, 4 to 5 feet, early and late. 
2 Plums, selected, large, 4 to 5 feet 
6 Raspberries, black; 
0 Currants, red and white; 
25 Asparagus; 
Collection No. 
4 Hardy Apples, early and late; 
1 Rocky Mountain Cherry; 
3 Currants; 
25 Strawberries; 
Cherries, selected, 4 to 5 f et; 
0 Raspl>erries, red; 
6 Gooseberries; 
25 Strawberries; 
2 — Price $1.50, postpaid. 
2 Crab Apples, early and late; 
12 Raspberries, red and black; 
3 Gooseberries; 
1 £ Asparagus. 
LANDSCAPE DESIGNS. 
In our nursery department we make a specialty of laying out and de- 
signing grounds, botn public and private. We have found that many of 
our customers in making their selection did not know just what was -need- 
ed or how to plant to get best effect. Oftentimes beautiful trees and 
shrubs lose their effect by improper locations. 
We are prepared to aid any of our customers and will send our plans to fill 
in giving locations of their home and grounds. 
