SPRINGFIELD. OHIO 
27 
EARLY ELBERTA, ripens 10 days earlier than El- 
berta, otherwise the same or a trifle better quality. 
(MIDSEASON) 
ELBERTA. large yellow with red cheek flesh yellow, 
firm, juicy, of high quality. 
(LATE) 
SOUTH HAVEN, better than average size globular, 
prolific, meat vellow juicy and delicious, cheek yel¬ 
low with one red blotch. 
CHERRIES 
First size 11-16 to 1 in. each 75c 
EARLY RICHMOND, medium dark, juicy rich acid, 
best. A dependable cropper. June, 
MONTMORENCY, large red productive ten days later 
than early Richmond 
SWEET CHERRIES 
First size 5 to 6 ft. each $1.00 
SCHMIDT, one of the largest black cherries, exten¬ 
sively used in commercial orchards. 
WINDSOR, fruit large, liver-colored, distinct: flesh 
remarkably firm and of fine quality. 
PLUMS 
First jsize 9 to 11-16 each $1.00 
BURBANK (japanese). Very good quality hand¬ 
somely colored, dark red over yellow, good keeper. 
SHROPSHIRE DAMSON (european), enormously 
productive tree. Fruit dark purple, clingstone, ex¬ 
cellent quality. 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS 
GRAPES 
First size 2 yr. No. 1. each 35c 
CATAWBA, standard late red grape that has lost none 
of its popularity. 
CONCORD, without doubt the best general purpose 
grape grown. Berry large dark blue. Bunches 
shouldered and compact. 
DELAWARE well known red grape. Bunch and berry 
small and compact. Flavor unsurpassed. 
NIAGARA, the best white grape. Bunch and berry 
large, meaty and juicy, flavor perfect. 
RASPBERRIES 
First size heavy tip layers per C $7.50 
LATHAM, bes.t red 
CUMBERLAND, purple. The standard commercial 
variety. 
PLUM FARMER, as the above, ripens ten days earlier. 
STRAWBERRIES 
Heaviest planting size per C &7.50 
PREMIER, early standard commercial variety. 
DORSET, new, one of the best of the new straw¬ 
berries. 
FAIRFAX, another new strawberry gaming great 
favor. 
