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CA PLANTS 
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VV VARIETIES 
59 
POSTPAID 
Fresh Dug Plants 
Strawberry plants produce large crops quickly and Texas grown 
fruit brings big prices in the Northern Markets. 
Standard Varieties 
Blakemore: This new outstanding early bearer was originated 
at the U. S. Plant Field Station and is highly recommended to 
southern growers. Large, bright red berries. 
Excelsior: Berries deep dark red, very glossy and attractive. 
The earliest spring bearing strawberry grown. 
Lady Thompson: The money making strawberry for the 
Southern States. Medium early. 
Imp. Klondyke: One of the most largely grown varieties in the 
South. Berries ripen evenly and have good quality. Medium early. 
Aroma: A late variety with a constantly widening field. The 
fruit of this variety is very large and bright red to the center. 
Everbearing Varieties 
Progressive: Strong large plants producing fruit of fine flavor 
and firm texture. One hundred plants will give enough berries 
throughout the season for the average family. 
Mastodon: A great new berry. The largest and most pro¬ 
ductive of the everbearers. Sweet, highly flavored, and a good 
shipper. 
State Variety Wanted. Shipped from nursery near Dallas. 
Postpaid. 
500 
Plants 
c 
atalog 
No. 
Name 
50 
Plants 
100 
Plants 
250 
Plants 
71 
X 526 
Standard Vari¬ 
eties . 
59c 
SO.85 
$1 .59 
71 
X 506 
Progressive. 
85c 
1 .39 
2.89 
71 
X 51 4 
Mastodon. 
98c 
1 .59 
3.25 
$2.9£ 
4.2E 
5.9£ 
Cherry Trees 
Cherry trees around the home are ornamental 
as well as useful. Sweet cherries should be 
planted near other cherry trees for polleniza- 
tion. Plant cherry trees 20 feet apart. 
Early Richmond: Sour; dark red; juicy; rich 
acid flavor; best early sour cherry. Ripens in May. 
Montmorency: Sour; large red; ripening ten 
days after Richmond, slow grower, but prolific. 
Governor Wood: Sweet; an old favorite; fruit 
large, sweet and juicy; light yellow flaked with red. 
Black Tartarian: Sweet; black; juicy; excellent 
flavor. Ripens in May. 
State Variety Wanted. Postpaid. 
Cat. No. 
Size, Ft. 
Each 
Five 
Ten 
71 X 1 62 
2 to 3 
39c 
$1 .69 
$3.1 5 
71 X 1 63 
3 to 4 
49c 
2.29 
4.25 
71 X 1 64 
4 to 6 
59c 
2.85 
4.98 
Plant Figs Now 
Every home should have a few Fig trees. They 
bear early, usually the first year: very prolific. 
Magnolia: Fruit very large, sweet and rich. 
Ripens June until frost. 
Brown Turkey: Large: color brownish purple; 
fruit very sweet; hardier than Magnolia. Late June. 
Celestial: Probably the sweetest of all figs. 
Small, brown. Hardy and prolific. 
State Variety Wanted. Postpaid. 
Cat. No. 
Size 
Each 
Five 
Ten 
71 X 1 71 
18 to 24 in. 
29c 
$1 .35 
$2.59 
71 X 1 72 
2 to 3 ft. 
39c 
1 .69 
2.98 
71 X 1 73 
3 to 4 ft. 
49c 
2.29 
4.10 
Blackberries and Raspberries 
Dallas: Blackberry; Large, juicy, sweet. 
McDonald: Plant Dallas or Austin nearby 
to pollinate flowers. 
Robinson: Blackberry. Late, best canner. 
Austin Dewberry: One of nature's most 
luscious berries. 
State Variety Wanted. Postpaid. 
Any of 
10 
25 
50 
100 
Above 
Plants 
Plants 
Plants 
Plants 
71 X 670 
35c 
75c 
$1 .39 
$2.69 
Thornless Dewberry: Similar to Austin; 
bears well, fruit delicious. 
Young berry: Promising variety for the South. 
Southern Raspberry: Here is at last, a red 
raspberry that will bear abundantly and thrive 
in our hot summer climate. 
State Variety Wanted. Postpaid. 
Catalog 
No. 
X 
X 6601 
X 635 
| Name 
1° 1 
Plants] 
25 
Plants 
50 
Plants 
Thornless 
89c $1.79 
$3.39 
Y oung- 
berry. . . 
95c 1 
1 .79 
3.39 
Southern 
95c 
1 .79 
3.39 
Shipped from nursery near Dallas. 
Quinces 
A very valu¬ 
able fruit for 
jellies and pre¬ 
serves. 
Orange. Best 
variety of Quince. 
Postpaid. 
Nectarines 
Thrive anywhere 
peaches will grow. 
Red Roman. 
Large round fruit, 
greenish yellow 
streaked with red. 
Postpaid. 
Cat. No. 
Size ft. 
Each 
Five 
Cat. No. 
Size ft. 
Each 
Five 
71 X 292 
2 to 3 
42c 
$1.98 
71 X 202 
2 to 3 
32c 
$1.45 
71 X 293 
3 to 4 
53c 
2.45 
71 X 203 
3 to 4 
39c 
1.79 
71 X 294 
4 to 6 
63c 
2.98 
71 X 204 
4 to 6 
49c 
2.29 
Home Garden Grape Assortment 
Nothing so delicious as Grapes picked from vines 
in your own garden where they can be allowed to 
ripen to just the right degree. They make refreshing 
juice for beverage purposes and jams that will taste 
good during the winter months when fresh fruit is 
not available. 
Our special low priced assortment consists of 
2 Concord (black), 1 Niagara (White), 1 Dela¬ 
ware (red), and 1 America (black), all suited to 
cultivation in the South. These five strong vines of 
the most popular varieties are extremely low priced. 
Order one or two assortments while this low price 
is in effect. These are all 2 year old vines. 
Shipped from Nursery Near Dallas. 
71 X 581— Postpaid. 5 Vines for 79c 
Popular Varieties 
Grapes are easy to grow. They do well all over 
the South. Varieties below have been selected as 
best adapted to this section. Vines are 2 years old. 
America: Medium large, black. Ripens August. 
Carmen: A fine black. Ripens August. 
Edna: White; ripens August to September. 
Ellen Scott: Valuable in the Southwest. Fruit 
large; purple covered with bloom. 
Agawam: A dark red grape, rich, sweet. 
Niagara: Large, early white grape. 
Delaware: Medium size; bright red. 
Catawba: 'Clear dark red, medium size, juicy. 
State Variety Wanted. Postpaid. 
71 X 570 6 for 83c ; 3 for 45C; Ea.ISC 
Concord: A standard variety for northern Texas. 
Fruit large and black. July. Postpaid. 
71 X 552 6 for 79C; 3 for 42C; Ea.l6C 
Western Varieties 
Thompson's Seedless: Fruit small, greenish 
yellow; firm, seedless. August. 
Muscat: Fine grape for West Texas and New 
Mexico; extensively used for raisins. August. 
71 X 584 —Postpaid. Either of the r* 
above. Each. 
3 v ir 59c : 6 v ioT.$1.15 
Shipped from Nursery near Dallas. 
Enough Fruit for the Family 
$2.50 Value 
6 TREES r our special fruit tree 
1 assortment you can have 
rOH your own fruit from early 
$ until late in the season. This 
B ft ^ home garden combination 
■ will provide sufficient fruit 
■ for the average family and 
Bj POSTPAID you can use t ^ ie surplus in 
I canning or for making pre¬ 
serves. 
The trees are grown under 
the strict supervision of 
experienced nurserymen and are the best that can 
be produced. They are carefully inspected and are 
guaranteed to be healthy and free from disease. 
A certificate of the Dept, of Agriculture accom¬ 
panies all shipments. 
This special assortment is made up of: 
1 Apple Tree 1 Plum Tree 
1 Apricot Tree 1 Pear Tree 
2 Peach Trees 
Your choice of varieties. Make selection from 
Page 108 and be sure to specify varieties on your 
order. All trees, 3 to 4 ft. tall. Shipped from 
Nursery near Dallas. Postpaid. (jt'j (JA 
71 X 401—6 Trees for only. A »U/ 
Mulberries 
If you raise chickens, be sure to plant Mulberries. 
Hicks Everbearing: Fine grower; bears profusely. 
English: Large black; excellent quality; earlier 
than Hicks. 
State Variety Wanted. Postpaid. 
Cat. No. 
Size, Ft. 
Each 
Five 1 Ten 
71 X 1 83 
71 X 1 84 
3 to 4 
4 to 5 
36c 
55c 
$1.69 $2.98 
2.59 4.79 
SEARS, 
ROEBUCK AND CO. C 109 
