FAIRBURY NURSERIES, FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA 
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Plums 
The Plum does best on a rich, well drained soil. The trees should be planted 16 feet 
apart, and it is well to plant several varieties together, for they seem to produce larger 
crops in that way than where a single variety is planted alone. Prune them so they will 
be low headed, and thus protect the fruit from the wind storms which sometimes play 
sad havoc with the fruit when commencing to ripen. 
4 to 6 feet, 
3 to 4 feet, 
2 to 3 feet, 
4 to 6 feet, 
3 to 4 feet, 
2 to 3 feet, 
Per 10 Per 10 Per 50 
2 years. $0.50 $4.50 $20.00 
2 years.40 3.50 15.00 
2 years.30 2.50 12.00 
PARCEL POST PRICES 
2 years.$0.55 $5.00 .... 
2 years.45 4.00 .... 
2 years...35 3.00 .... 
Sapa Plums 
OMAHA. A very large 
plum, round, dark red. with 
a very small stone. Flesh is 
juicy, somewhat meaty, 
sweet and of fine flavor. 
Tree very hardy with large 
crown and exceedingly pro¬ 
ductive. Does well south or 
north and especially in the 
Middle West. Probably the 
best of the native type 
clingstone. 
BURBANK. Most profit- 
,ble market variety. When 
•roperly thinned, the fruit 
,f this plum is very large, 
to 6 Inches in circumfer- 
nce, nearly round, bright 
herry-red, with lilac bloom, 
naking it very tempting In 
.ppearance. Its deep yellow 
lesh is sweet, meaty and 
iuite firm, keeping and 
hipping finely. A1 most 
urculio proof. Tree vigor- 
UNDERWOOB. Tree ex¬ 
tremely vigorous and at¬ 
tains a large size. Very 
hardy and productive. Fruit 
is large, roundish-oval, at¬ 
tractive red in color. Flesh 
is juicy, fairly firm; hangs 
well to tree. Ripens very 
early and continues over a 
long season. Stone is small, 
cling. Quality excellent. 
Many growers consider Un¬ 
derwood as combining most 
LOMBARD. Medium, round, oval, violet 
red, juicy, pleasant and good, adheres to 
the stone, productive. A valuable market 
variety, one of the most hardy and popu¬ 
lar. Last of August. 
OPATA. Middle of July. Fruit is purplish 
red; green flesh, thin skin and small pit. 
Extremely early. Pleasant flavor, sweetly 
acid. Plant Sapa and Opata together in or¬ 
der to cross-pollinate, thus producing a 
larger fruit crop. 
of the good points required for a hardy 
plum of large size and excellent quality. 
Hardy everywhere. 
SAPA. Late July. Sapa is a sister plum 
of Opata, of smaller size. Purple skin and 
rich purple meat. Rich with juice. Fine 
for cooking and preserving. 
WANETA. Middle of August. Early bear¬ 
er. Large size, 2 inches in diameter. Dark 
red plum, excellent quality. Good for eat¬ 
ing from the tree. 
