LEONARD COATES NURSERY COMPANY, MORGANHILL, CAL. 
/ SKINNER SEEDLING. Originated in Santa Clara Val¬ 
ley. Large; rich lemon yellow, faintly striped with red; 
quality best, m.t.s. 
"2* SMITH’S CIDER. Large; red and yellow; good qual- 
ity. l.t.s. 
THE HOUBLON. New; fine dessert apple, l.t.s. Intro- 
duced by us. t CliUCX , „ ca v, 
/ WHITE WINTER PEARMAIN. Large, greenish-yel- J ROYAL ANN 
low; aromatic, v.l.t.s. limited numb 
WIN ESA P. Yellow, streaked red. l.t.s. 
WINTER BANANA. Large; pale yellow, pink blush. 
l.t.s. 
WORCESTER PEARMAIN. New; medium size; rich 
scarlet color, m. t. s. Introduced by us. 
/ YELLOW BELLFLOWER. Very large, oblong; golden 
. yellow, tinged with red; quality best, l.t.s. 
/ YELLOW NEWTOWN. PIPPIN. Large, roundish-flat- 
tened; golden yellow; best quality, v.l.t.s. 
J YELLOW SIBERIAN CRAB. Small, immense bearer, e. 
2- YELLOW TRANSPARENT. 
yellow; flesh tender, v.e.t. 
MAYDUKE. Dark red; early; sub-acid; great bearer. 
PAUL. Most valuable dark red shipping cherry. Tree a 
good bearer. In our orchard this variety shows to be 
quite distinct from Bing, and a week or more later in 
ripening. Introduced by us. 
ROCKFORT BIGARREAU. Large; light-colored; rather 
tender; heavy bearer. 
(Napoleon Biggareau). We propagate a 
er of trees from a pedigreed tree belong¬ 
ing to Mr. Ridley of the Willows, San Jose. Very large, 
light red on amber ground; firm. 
X SHELTON. Resembles Royal Ann, but much earlier. 
Introduced by us. 
J TARTARIAN, very large, black; good quality. A limit¬ 
ed number of trees of this variety of a “pedigreed” 
strain. 
] THOMPSON SEEDLING. Seedling of Black Tartarian 
and a great improvement on that popular variety. In¬ 
troduced by us. 
Medium, roundish, pale 2. VAUGHAN. A new cherry; not yet fruited with 
APRICOT 
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early; red, sweet and of large size. Introduced by us. 
WATERLOO HEART. New; dark red; good quality; 
late; great bearer; tree hardy. Introduced by us. 
WINDSOR. Large; deep red; very firm and of good 
quality. 
FIG 
BARRY. Large, and regular bearer; ripens just ahead of 
Blenheim. 
BLENHEIM. We propagate only a “pedigreed” strain 
of this variety. Best for canning and drying. . 
HEMSKIRKE. Largest bearing apricot. From a selected ' ADRIATIC. Skin green, flesh deep pink; very sweet, 
strain only. ^ BLACK ISCHIA. Dark brownish-purple. 
HERSEY MOORPARK. Very large, and propagated J/CAPRI. Male fig; used for propagating the Blastophaga 
from a tree with a record of good bearing. or Fig Wasp, which pollenizes the Smyrna. 
JAPAN MAMMOTH. Very large, and a good bearer on , KADOTA. Very large; pale-green skin; flesh amber. 
our grounds; of fine quality; rather late. MISSION. Black; hardiest variety. 
PEACH. One of the best table apricots, but not so good 1 NEGRO LARGO. Black; large; hardy. 
NEW FRENCH. Large white fig propagated in the 
. Southern States; very sweet. 
SMYRNA. Large; pale golden green; flesh deep amber. 
very 
/ for canning or drying. 
ROYAL. Standard variety for drying and canning; 
heavy bearer and requires thinning. 
SHARPE. Originated with M. Sharpe of Vacaville. 
Large, and of very fine qualify. 
''SMYRNA. Light-colored apricot of good size and qual 
ity; kernels sweet; ripens late. 
SUPERB. Of very hardy strain; fruit medium. 
TILTON. Large and rich; ripens just after Blenheim. 
NECTARINE 
Very early and of large size; green flesh, 
CHERRY 
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red cheek. 
I BOSTON. Large; orange-red; deep yellow flesh. 
CARDINAL. Very fine quality; earliest, new. Introduced 
by us. 
/ JAUNE DE PADOUE. Very large; clear yellow skin; 
late. Introduced by us. 
HARDWICK. Large; green skin; red cheek; flesh green¬ 
ish. 
j LORD NAPIER. Lli|e; btfldlOM | liudv; early. In¬ 
troduced by us. 
MILTON. White flesh; skin red; mid-season. Intro¬ 
duced by us. 
NEW WHITE. Rather small fruit; good quality; tree 
heavy bearer. 
• PINEAPPLE. Large; yellow flesh; good . rather late. 
/ SPENCER. New; early; the finest nectarine. Intro¬ 
duced by us. 
VSTANWICK ELRUGE. Very hardy; green flesh; good 
quality. 
of good quality. 
ADVANCE. Large; black; very early. Introduced by us. 
BELLE MAGNIFIQUE. Large, dark red, juicy, tart; 
very late. 
BING. Very large, almost black and exceedingly firm; 
fine shipper; late. 
BLACK EAGLE. Large, black cherry, very fine quality; 
mid-season. 
BLACK REPUBLICAN. Dark red, ve-ry firm, good 
shipper; immense bearer; late. 
BURBANK. Lalgc, early, black; one of the best good 
early cherries. 
CENTENNIAL. Very large, sweet and firm; in color 
resembles Royal Ann, of which it is a seedling. Intro- 
, duced by us. 
CHAPMAN. Seedling of Tartarian, and having almost '^STANWICK. Large; early 
as large fruit. Ripens very early and bears well. Really 
the best early black cherry. Intoduced by us. 
DEACON. Large new cherry, recommended by Vacaville 
growers; color, black; stem long. Introduced by us. 
EARLY RICHMOND. Early black or dark-red cherry; 
small ; tart. 
- EMPEROR FRANCIS. Dark red, quality very good; 
hardy. Introduced by us. 
GEANT D» HEDELFINGEN. Very large; late. 
Introduced by us. 
Jr- GIANT. “This enormous cherry outclasses all others in 
its combination of size, quality and productiveness.”— 
Luther Burbank. 
** GUIGNE DE WINKLER. Medium; dark red; early. 
Introduced by us. 
> GREAT BIGARREAU. Very large, mottled cherry; 
rather late. 
HINTON. New cherry of Bigarrcau type. Introduced by 
us. 
> LAMBERT. 
quality. 
PEACH 
Dark red; very large; firm and of good 
Attention is called to our very fine collection of Peaches, 
among which are many recent importations from France 
and England, these being selected with special reference 
to quality. 
New. ^.ACAMPO. Early; handsome yellow freestone; best of 
its class; tree hardy; of California origin. Introduced 
. by us. 
ALEXANDER. Very early; flesh greenish; red skin. 
'VAMSDEN JUNE. One of the best rl y peaches of 
Alexander type. 
^AUSTRALIAN SAUCER. Of Chinese origin; flat¬ 
shaped; flesh white, seed very small; sweet and of good 
quality. 
BARNARD. A very rich, deep yellow freestone, ripen¬ 
ing in mid-summer; heavy bearer. Introduced by us. 
BRACKETT. Large; rich; !: h color; best quality. In¬ 
troduced by us. 
We Grow Everything Worth While” 
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