LEONARD COATES NURSERY COMPANY, MORGAN HILL, CAL. 
Select List of Fruits for the Family Orchard Named in their Order of Ripening 
APPLES. 
Early Harvest 
Yellow Transparent 
Red June 
Skinner 
Gravenstein 
Winesap 
Gano 
Opalescent 
Hubbardston 
Delicious 
Goldridge 
Fameuse 
King of Tompkins County Northern Spy 
Yellow Bellflower Yellow Newtown Pippin 
Chapman 
Burbank 
Rockport 
Tartarian 
Deacon 
Mayflower 
Sneed 
Briggs May 
Alexander 
CHERRIES. 
Giant 
Emperor Francis 
Napoleon 
Bing 
Paul 
Belle Magnifique 
PEACHES. 
Foster 
Conkling 
Strawberry 
Wheatland 
Patison 
Hales Ey 
Early Elberta 
Peregrine 
Decker 
Ray 
Illinois 
Barnard 
Lemon Free 
Brackett 
Lady Palmerston 
Wilbur 
Salway 
Krummel 
PEARS. 
Madeleine Josephine de Malines 
Bloodgood Pitmaston Duchess 
Beurre Hardy Glout Morceau 
Triomphe de Vienne Winter Nelis 
Easter Beurre 
First Best 
Climax 
Clyman 
Santa Rosa 
Wickson 
Hungarian 
Formosa 
PLUMS. 
Decaisne 
Crimson Drop 
Yellow Egg 
Grand Duke 
President 
Uncle Ben 
FRUIT AND NUT TREES 
For the convenience of those unfamiliar with the names of varieties of fruits, the following table indicates the 
meaning of the letters w.hich will be found after the description of varieties: e., early; v.e., very early; m., mid-season; 
/., late; v.l., very late; t., table; s., shipping; c., canning; d., drying. 
ALMOND 
The almond tree should be pruned annually like 
the apricot. 
^ BlDWELL MAMMOTH. Originated in the Bidwell or¬ 
chards, Chico, and strongly recommended. 
J CALIFORNIA PAPER SHELL. Recommended by Al¬ 
mond-Growers Exchange; very thin shell; quality good; 
commands highest price. 
y DRAKE. Tree of spreading habit, and good bearer. Nut 
medium, soft shell. 
EUREKA. Recently introduced and highly recommended 
as one of the best market almonds. It is of the Jordan 
class. 
/ I. X. L. Tree an upright grower. Nut large, soft shell. 
/ JORDAN. The renowned Spanish Almond. Nut very 
large, long; shell hard. In the market the nuts are us¬ 
ually sold shelled. 
> LEWELLING. Though an early bloomer, this variety 
bears heavier crops than any other. Tree spreading; nuts 
large, soft shells; hulls easily. 
NE PLUS ULTRA. Good grower. Nuts of long, thin 
shape, paper shell; bears in clusters. 
/ NONPAREIL. Rather spreading habit; nut long, paper 
shell; generally bears well. 
> PALATINE. Burbank’s production. Described as a very 
valuable almond. 
PEERLESS. Tree strong grower, good foliage. Nut very 
large; light color; matures early; medium soft shell. 
REAM’S FAVORITE. Upright grower; blooms late; nut 
large. Introduced by us. 
J TEXAS PROLIFIC. Tall, upright grower; bears heavily; 
nuts good, plump. 
APPLE 
v ALEXANDER. Very large, greenish-yellow, streaked with 
red. m.t.s. 
ALLINGTON PIPPIN. New; magnificent dessert apple. 
l.t.s. 25c. ea. Introduced by us. 
ARKANSAS BLACK. Medium size; very dark red 
skin; late, l.t.s. 
BALDWIN. Large; mostly covered with bright red; good 
quality, l.t.s. 
BELLE DE BOSKOOP. New; very large, handsome, 
russet, l.t. Introduced by us. 
BRA M LEY. New; large, rather flattened, with dull red 
cheeks; an established market favorite in England, v.l.t.s. 
Introduced by us. 
CHARLES ROSS. New; excellent dessert apple; very 
handsome; ripens in autumn, m.t. Introduced by us. 
CORNISH GILLIFLOWER. New; medium size; rich, 
aromatic flavor, l.t. Introduced by us. 
/ DELICIOUS. Large; striped and marked with bright 
red. Very good quality, l.t.s. 
7- EARLY HARVEST. Medium size; greenish; very early. 
v e.t. 
7- EARLY VICTORIA. New; pale yellow; very good, v.e.t. 
Introduced by us. 
^ FAMEUSE or SNOW. Medium; deep crimson; flesh 
white, m.t. 
' GANO. large; red. l.t.s. 
>GASCOYNE'S SCARLET. New; large; very hand¬ 
some; delicious flavor, l.t.s. Introduced by us. 
GIANT GENITON. New; fine dessert apple. Intro¬ 
duced by us. 
> GOLDRIDGE. Large; pale yellow with crimson blush. 
l. t. (Burbank.) 
GRAVENSTEIN. Large; striped; good quality, m.t.s. 
-• GRIMES GOLDEN. Medium; golden-yellow; flesh crisp, 
juicy, l.t.s. 
HUBBARDSTON. Large; yellow, striped red. l.ts. 
HYSLOP CRAB. Large; bright red. m.s. 
-'JAMES GRIEVE. New; medium size; very good flavor, 
m. t.s. Introduced by us. 
KING DAVID. Large; wine-red, blotched yellow; very 
good, m.t.s. 
^ KING OF TOMPKIN’S CO. Large, streaked red; 
good; fall, m.t.s. 1 
KNEPPER. Seedling of Yellow Bellflower; later, and 
better keeper, l.t.s. Introduced by us. 
** LADY SUDELEY. New; large. “The Gem of Autumn 
Apples.” m.t. Introduced by us. 
-"LANKFORD. Large; deep red; much esteemed in the 
Pajaro Valley, l.t.s. 
NORTHERN SPY. Large; striped; crimson on sunny 
side, l.t.s. 
OPALESCENT. Light color, shading to dark crimson 
with yellow dots; flesh juicy, l.t.s. 
PEASGOOD NONESUCH. New; very large, hand¬ 
some. of good quality, m. to l.t.s. Introduced by us. 
/RED ASTRACHAN. Large; mostly covered with red. 
v.e.t.s. 
RED BEITIGHEIMER. Large; cream-colored skin, red 
cheek; very good, m.t.s. 
RED BELLFLOWER. Very large; oblong; bright red; 
a cross between Red June and Yellow Bellflower, l.t. 
Introduced by us. 
RED JUNE. Small; bright red; flesh crisp, e.t. 
RED PEARMAIN. Medium; roundish; mostly covered 
with deep red. I s. 
RIVAL. New; medium size, flattened; gold and scarlet 
color: rich flavor, l.t.s. Introduced by us. 
nn/rn) o nr a r u 
Introduced by us. 
"*• ROME BEAUTY. Large; yellow, striped red; very good; 
early winter, l.t.s. 
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