PEACHES 
for Canning and Hating 
Hardy, Productive, Early Bearing Varieties 
The finest flavored .and best Peaehfes are those picked 
fresh from your own trees. Peaches come into bearing 
early, usually in 3'years. Just think—a few cents a tree 
now' and one crop pays for the tree many times over. 
Home-grown Peaches are flavorful and delicious. 
The varieties I recommend for hardiness, abundance of 
fruit, and best quality are those listed here. Use Peach 
trees as fillers in Apple orchards until apples bear. Set 15 feet apart. 
ELBERTA. This tree is a heavy bfearer. Ripens in early September. 
Freestone, large yellow with red cheek. Keeps well. Flesh is yellow. 
CHAMPION. Has a wonderful flavor, large fruit, white meated. Ripens 
in August. Very hardy in the Farm Belt. 
J. H. HALE. One week before Elberta. Freestone. Distinct red blush 
over golden yellow. Larger than Elberta. Exceedingly prolific. Often 
bears when two years old. Averages one-third to one-half larger than 
Elberta and better in flavor. Flesh yellow. Peach practically fuzzless. 
EARLY ELBERTA. Considered our best early yellow Peach. Hardier 
than Elberta. The tree bears loads Of yellow meated, firm, juicy Peaches. 
The ripe fruit is golden yellow with a red cheek. Freestone. 
Elberta 
PRICES ON PEACHES 
FITZGERALD. A freestone of extreme hardiness. Ripens 2 weeks before 
Elberta. Fruit a large bright yellow, extra fine quality. 
MAMMOTH HEATH CLING. The beautiful, large creamy white cling¬ 
stone Peach. White meated, excelleflt quality; a wonderful keeper. Rip¬ 
ens 3 weeks after Elberta. Delicious preserved or pickled. 
Per 4 
Per 10 
Per 25 
Each 
Express or freight, branched 
4-6 ft. 
$1.85 
1.25 
$4.25 
2.85 
$9.50 
6.25 
$0.50 
.35 
Postpaid, branched, 3-4 ft. 
SOUTH HAVEN. One of the finest quality yellow Peaches ever introduced. 
Originated in the Michigan Peach Bfelt so you know it’s extremely hardy. 
It’s a heavy bearing tree, freestone fruit, and ripens about August 15th. 
Polly, the Most Delicious Hardy Peach 
Last Spring- I gave away our entire stock of Polly Peach to introduce this variety as 
widely as possible throughout the Farm Bfelt. This year my stock is a little larger 
but still is limited. 
Polly is the outstanding hardy Peach, originated by the Iowa State College. The 
Carter Orchards, at Glen wood, Iowa, tested Polly, the 
tree producing the first crop in 1920. For 10 years 
o'ut of the next 12, Polly produced a crop every year. 
Judged on its orchard performance, Polly is probably 
our hardiest peach. Its buds will probably withstand 
temperaturfes 5 degrees lower than other hardy varie¬ 
ties for any given locality. 
The fruit is large size, running from 2 Vi 
in. fo 3 in. in diameter. It is a pale creamy 
white, overlaid with deep red blush, free¬ 
stone. white meated, juicy and of the highest 
duality. It ripens about the middle of Au- 
B-nst a.a ft mu'll postpaid. 
The Peach Twins of Superior 
Merit—f recommend them 
ROCHESTER—Hardiest of Ail 
Two years ago when many Peach trees were 
killed out through temperatures-? of 30 below 
zero, Rochester came through and produced a 
big fruit crop the next year. Many in this ter¬ 
ritory who grow Rochester think it’s their fin¬ 
est Peach. Commercial Peach growers are find¬ 
ing Rochester their biggest money-maker. 
It's sweet and highly flavored. Ripens early 
in the season. The fruit is an orange yellow 
blushed deep dark red. The skin is thick and 
tough, making it a good shipping Peach. It 
keeps well, too. It’s juicy, extremely hardy and 
starts bearing early, producing a big crop every 
year. The flesh is yellow stained with red near 
the pit. 
MAYFLOWER 
Earliest of All 
Ripens in the middle of July. Blooms 
late, escaping late frosts. Is often 
called “The Frostproof Peach.” Bears 
young, has good size and fine color, be¬ 
ing red all over. Almost a freestone. 
If you have trouble growing peaches, 
try Mayflower. 
Champion 
Mayflower 
Earl’s Family Peach 
Assortment No. 151 
A whole peach orchard for only $1.00. Choose 
any 7 trees of these 4 leading varieties. Trees 
about 2 ft. to Zy 2 ft. In height. 
MAYFLOWER 
CHAMPION 
ELBERTA 
J. H. HALE 
Any 7, your etro<ce, only 
postpaid 
Two assortments, 
14 trees, postpaid only 
$1.90 
Rochester 
J. K. Hale 
