Thrifty little trees. Well 
rooted, lightly branched. 
Northern grown. Good value! 
Tear 2/7»4 ft. 
EXPRESS SIZE 3Year4~6 FT. 
Best value on market today. 
Northern grown, % 6 to u /i c 
caliper, extra well rooted and 
well branched. Buy this size 
for extra value. 
Ship C.O.D. PREPAID 
POSTPAID 
We Can Not 
Fruit pays more net profit per acre than any other crop! In many sections, the older orchards 
are dying otit—not enough young orchards are coming on. A- big, very profitable market is as¬ 
sured. Plant an orchard this year. 
Plant Berry’s fruits for highest quality, true to name stock. Grown near Clarinda, under our 
direction — northern grown, hardy and vigorous. Honest descriptions—real values. Read our lib¬ 
eral guarantee—page 58. 
NURSERY STOCK NOT SHIPPED TO OREGON. WASHINGTON, 
CALIFORNIA, NEVADA OR ARIZONA 
Mail Size—2% to 3% ft. 44e Each. 
Prices—Pear, Plum and Apricot. 
Mail Size—2% to 4 ft. 29c Each, 
Postpaid. 
Prepaid Prices 
Each 
4 
10 
20 
Yr. <2K'~4') 
29c 
$1.08 
$2.59 
$5.00 
Yr. (4'—6') 
49c 
1.89 
4.65 
9.00 
Prepaid Prices 
Each 
4 
! 10 
1 20 
2 Yr. (2K'—3 H') 
44c 
$1.65 
$3.89 
$ 7.75 
3 Yr. (4'—6') 
69c 
2.65 
6.45 
1 12.75 
CHAMPION. Hardiest Peach. Large, creamy white 
with red cheek. Freestone. Very high quality — 
juicy and sweet. Tree vigorous and thrifty. 
EI.BERTA, Best known freestone, commercial va¬ 
riety. Yellow with reddish cheek. Excellent for 
eating or canning. 
ROCHESTER. Large, yellow, sweet and juicy—de¬ 
licious flavor. Good shipper and keeper. We 
recommend it. 
J. H. HALE. Earlier and larger than Elberta. Un¬ 
usually fine flavor. Golden yellow with carmine 
blush. Good keeper. 
DOUGLAS. Best, for Middle West. Vigorous and hardy. 
Often bears second year. Considered blight proof. Fruit 
large, golden yellow with blush. Fine texture and flavor 
for eating or canning. Good keeper. 
CLAPP’S FAVORITE. A very large yellow and d’ull red 
late summer pear. Juicy and full flavored. Recommended 
for home or orchard planting. Try it! 
BARTLETT. Favorite commercial variety. Heavy bearer 
of large, juicy high flavored fruit. Strong growing tree— 
• fairly hardy. Best for eating or canning. 
KIEFFER. Hardiest Pear—will thrive wherever Apples suc¬ 
ceed. Heavy bearer, very young. Extra large golden 
yellow fruit should be ripened in cool, dark place. Excel¬ 
lent for canning, baking, etc. 
APRICOT 
SUPERB. The hardiest Apricot, but will not bear 
consistently in severe climates. Medium size, 
light salmon color. Rich, juicy full flavored. 
Best, most productive of the hardy Russian 
SOUTH HAVEN. A coming favorite with experi¬ 
enced orchardists! A large round yellow peach 
with one red blotch. Very good. 
HEATH CLING. Mammoth white peach 
of excellent texture and flavor. Best 
cling stone—a favorite for pickling. 
These new varieties have been carefully tested 
and are of unusual merit. Highly recommended. 
Try them all! 
HEAVY. 3-4 ft. Vie to % 6 in. caliper. Postpaid: Each 
79c; 4 for $2.89: 10 for $0.79. 
CORTLAND APPLE. Sprightly tang of Jonathan, rich flavor 
of Delicious, with fine qualities of McIntosh. Vigorous, 
hardy tree. Early, heavy bearer. A superb apple. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS APPLE. Considered even better than 
Red Delicious. Superior in flavor, texture and keeping 
qualities. The very best golden apple! 
HALEIIAVEN PEACH. Newest and best early freestone. 
Strong, thrifty grower, very hardy —heavy bearer of ex¬ 
ceptionally fine flavored yellow peaches. 
BOSC PEAR. Truly a winter pear. Sells at premium on 
any market. Best keeper and shipper. Fruit—large juicy, 
full flavored and fine textured. Hardy as Douglas. You'll 
like it! 
APRICOT PLUM. A freestone plum with the delicious flavor 
of an apricot. Absolutely hardy. Strong grower. Early 
bearer of big crops of luscious fruit. 
OKA SWEET CHERRY’. The only hardy Sweet Cherry. 
Bears consistently even in severe climates. Not as sweetly 
flavored as the Tartarian or Honey Dew Cherry but much 
more hardy. 
SPECIAL — One each of the above new varieties—the 6 for 
nnlv ff/| Afl 
PRICES—SAME AS PEAR 
ABUNDANCE. Tfce hardiest Jap Plum! 
Yields big crops of large, pinkish red, 
full flavored fruit. Fine for eating or 
canning. Tree, strong, well shaped and long lived. 
BURBANK. Another excellent Jap Plum! Tree 
strong, round with sprawling habit — hardy. Fruit 
— good sized, luscious flavored, bright cherry-red. 
BLUE DAMSON. The old favorite little blue plum 
for richest flavored preserves. Good, long lived, 
hardy tree. 
GERMAN PRUNE. Large, dark purple, sweet and 
good. Excellent for eating or canning. Not de¬ 
pendably hardy in severe climates. 
WANETA. The best hardy plum— thrives in cold climates. 
Extra large, reddish purple fruit with yellow flesh of 
good quality. Usually bears second or third year. 
UNDERWOOD. A very hardy big red plum of fine quality 
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