N. Y. STATE FRUIT TESTING CO-OP. ASSN., INC 
GENBVA, NEW YORK 
Note — Stock on THIS SHEET ONLY avail¬ 
able for Fall 1936 and Spring 1937 Shipment 
Carlton* 
Cortland* 
Early McIntosh* 
Kendall 
Lobo 
Lodi 
Macoun* 
Medina* 
APPLES at $1.00 each 
Melba 
Milton* 
Newfane* 
Ogden 
Orleans* 
Red Gravenstein* 
Red Duchess* (Van Buren's) 
Red Sauce* 
Red Spy* 
Sweet Delicious* 
Sweet McIntosh 
Dolgo Crab* 
Young America Crab* 
We have a few trees of Early McIntosh top-worked to Milton and Kendall. 
EACH tree thus carrying THREE varieties of apples. Price per tree $1.50. 
DWARF APPLES at $1.00 each 
Early McIntosh 
Milton 
Kendall 
Cayuga* 
Clyde 
Dana Hovey 
PEARS at $1.00 each 
Early Seckel Ovid* 
Ewart* Phelps* 
Gorham* 
Pulteney* 
Willard* 
We have a few trees top-worked to Cayuga and Gorham, TWO 
Pears on the one tree. Price per tree $1.50. 
varieties of 
Cayuga 
DWARF PEARS at $1.00 each 
Early Seckel 
Gorham 
CHERRIES at $1.00 each 
Bing 
Early Rivers 
Emperor Francis 
Giant 
Gil Peck 
Hedelfingen 
Lyons 
Prunus tomentosa 
Royal Duke 
Seneca 
Victor 
Vineland 
Albion 
Am. Mirabelle 
Beauty 
California Blue 
Geneva 
PLUMS at $1.00 each 
DeMontfort Imp. Epineuse 
Early Laxton Monitor 
Formosa Sannois 
Hall Santa Rosa 
APRICOTS at $1.00 each 
Henderson 
Stanley 
Surprise 
Washington 
Y akima 
Tilton 
Cumberland 
Delicious 
Eclipse 
Golden Jubilee 
Hunter 
Brocton 
Concord Seedless 
Dunkirk 
Fredonia 
PEACHES at 75c. each 
Marigold Pioneer 
Mikado Sunbeam 
Oriole Valiant 
Vedette 
Veteran 
Viceroy 
NECTARINES at $1.00 each 
John Rivers Rivers Orange 
GRAPES at 75c. each 
Golden Muscat Portland 
Hanover Seneca 
Keuka Sheridan 
Ontario Urbana 
Sure Crop 
Watkins 
Wayne 
Erie (very 
early black) 
RASPBERRIES at $1.00 per doz. or $5.00 per 100 
Bristol Naples 
Indian Summer Newburgh 
Marcy 
ELDERBERRIES at 50c. each 
Adams 
GOOSEBERRIES at 40c. each 
Poorman Fredonia 
STRAWBERRIES at $1.00 per dozen or $5.00 per 100 
Culver Camden Clermont Cato Catskill 
NOTICE 
For an order of 10 of any one variety marked ( * ) $7.00 
Can quote a lower figure on large orders of some varieties of 
Apples and Pears. 
Owing to the excessive hot and dry season, our peach and nectarine 
trees will be shorter in height than usual. We shall have quite a few trees of 
them to offer in a grade of 2 to 1/z ft. well rooted, and of good caliper. 
Price in lots of 10 or more of any one variety, in this grade, Peaches at 30 (jt 
each, Nectarines at 45^ each. 
DUES ARE NOW PAYABLE for the year 1936-1937. Those in good 
standing may choose 1 tree or 12 berry plants as FREE PREMIUM. 
Sodus 
Taylor 
