PEACHES 
PRICE PEACH TREES—4 FT. TREES 
Each 10 25 100 
Standard Varieties . 50c $4.50 $10.00 $35.00 
New Varieties (Kette and Halehaven). 60c 5.50 12.50 45.00 
We can supply a few 2-3 ft. Peach Trees at 10c per Tree less than above prices. 
NEW KETTE PEACH UNIFORMLY LARGE SIZE—HIGH QUALITY—FINE TEXTURE. 
These are just a few of the good characteristics of the New Kette Peach. The tree is a very thrifty 
grower and of the round spready type. Fruit is large, round, slightly oblong, golden, yellow, partly over¬ 
spread and mottled with light red and has very little pubescence or fuzz. Flesh lemon yellow, fine 
grained. The Kette is exceptionally fine for canning and does not have the coarse texture and bitter flavor 
of the Elberta. Ripens three to five days later than the Elberta, extending the season of that variety. 
Plant some trees of the Kette this year—give them good care and in three or four years we know that 
you will write us telling of the exceptional merits of this remarkable New Peach. 
The New Kette Peach 
GOLDEN JUBILEE 
Peach of the Elberta type, very recently be¬ 
came the most popular early yellow peach. It 
ripens three weeks earlier than Elberta and 
is of better quality. The skin is yellow 
blushed with red; flesh yellow, juicy, ten¬ 
der, sweet, freestone. A distinct advantage 
of the Golden Jubilee is that it ripens early 
and escapes the Oriental Peach Moth. 
Three New Peaches 
VEDETTE - VALIANT 
These two outstanding varieties are of 
Canadian origin — seedlings of Elberta but 
both are a thousand times better in qual¬ 
ity. Both are very early, ripening 2 to 
3 weeks ahead of Elberta—a decided ad¬ 
vantage in these days of the Oriental Peach 
Moth. 
UAI fU A VFN A most desirable new va- 
1 riety from Michigan and 
with the large fruit of the Hale along with the good 
qualities of its other parent—productiveness, high 
quality, hardiness in bud and wood. These desir¬ 
able characters make Halehaven one of the most 
suitable varieties to precede Elberta. 
VEDETTE is the earliest to ripen. The tree is pro¬ 
ductive, fruit is large roundish oval, yellow flesh 
and a freestone. Ripens three weeks before Elberta 
and is superior to that variety in both quality and 
color. VALIANT ripens a few days to a week after 
Vedette. The fruit is large 'Tqundish oblate, yellow 
blushed with red, with firm juicy flesh and rich de¬ 
lectable flavor, freestone. Tree very productive. 
Standard Peaches 
CHAMPION The finest standard white peach grown. 
Do not fail to include Champion in your planting. 
EARLY ELBERTA Ripens about a week earlier than 
Elberta, otherwise the same. Quality of fruit some¬ 
what better. A most profitable variety especially for 
local market. 
ELBERTA The standard yellow variety of peaches. 
Heavy yielder. Quality is good if allowed to ripen 
on tree. Freestone, midseason. 
J. H. HALE Large size and beauty of the fruit 
are the two outstanding characteristics of the Hale. 
Fine for dessert or canning. Always brings fancy 
price on market. Fruit large yellow with red cheeks. 
Freestone. 
ROCHESTER A heavy yielding yellow freestone, 
of high quality dark red skin and good shape fruit, 
ripening 2 to 3 weeks before Elberta. Rochester is 
possibly the hardiest of all commercial peaches. 
The tree characters are good and it comes into bear¬ 
ing at an early age. 
SOUTH HAVEN Another large yellow peach of high 
quality and showing exceptional hardiness. South 
Haven ripens between Rochester and Elberta and 
holds a highly esteemed place in the home or com¬ 
mercial orchard. 
SHIPPERS BIG RED Originated in Indiana where 
it is considered without doubt the best commercial 
peach on the market. Fruit is a perfect freestone, 
oblong, large to very large; averaging one-third or 
more above the best Elbertas; skin is a fine golden 
yellow almost completely covered with a splendid 
rich red making the well-ripened fruit on the tree 
appear as if it were a solid red all over, flesh rich 
yellow, moderately fine grained, juicy and of good 
quality; ripens four to five days before Elbertas. 
:: CUMBERLAND 
In sections where hardiness has proven a limiting 
factor in the production of peaches the New Cum¬ 
berland variety, orignated in N. J., should cast a 
bright ray of hope. In Ohio and New Jersey this 
past season following a most severe winter and heavy 
spring frosts, Cumberland was one of the very, very 
few varieties to come through with a full crop of 
beautiful peaches. Cumberland is a very early white 
peach ripening about 5 days ahead of Carmon. The 
tree is vigorous, spreading and produces large showy 
flowers. The fruits are large, attractive color and 
much better quality than Carmon. It is almost or 
actually a freestone when ripened on the tree. For 
local and Roadside Markets, Cumberland Is an ideal 
peach. Remember most of all that here is a beauti¬ 
ful high quality peach that will produce a crop 
when most varieties are a failure through lack of 
hardiness. 
Orange Quince 
Strong trees for 85c each; $7.50 per 10. 
Apricot 
HARRIS HARDY APRICOT. The fruit is fully as 
large as the best Apricot grown in California, and 
so much better in quality as to make and hold a 
place in the market against the very best from Cali¬ 
fornia. Price, 75c each; $7.00 per 10. 
NFr.TAPIKIIT A very delicious, smooth 
1 " skinned fruit, which thrives 
wherever peaches will grow. Price, 75c each; $7.00 
per 10. 
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