Me. nroOSIP, Sept to Jan. Bright deep red¬ 
wood size and Duality. Second Hardiness. 
' H&IHQL ’ Hecsvies* Bearing, longest keeping: 
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LATHAM. The Largest haarSy raspberry. 
; LEW CHIEF Raspberry. The hardiest early- I and hardiest aople of the north tnat keep? 
* HLWFJHGH Raspberry. A promising new vnJ^^T' „ ________ 
that so far is inline to mosiac and a.thrif— * 1 ICRTEV/ESTZEK’ OREDLl. G-i* ^LALTHT, vTHIxJSY, 
ty qaick to W of fair =i 2s Dorr". ' 1 IB40SHMI. and BUS.T SEW crab do 
- i so v • need any furtbuer desciption. 
COLUMBIAN Raspberry, the best purple of e [ < _ 
Hon- spreading variety. 1 S^LCME. Simil-iar to^ Delicious in co-^r a 
- shape; and taste but with yellow flesh. 
ARSIS GOOSEBERRY. Larges* and productive. J bears birmally sticks ontrec and is hardy. 
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PamGTIOH .CURIL'HT. The largest red ground 
HSTA & ALPHA Grape. The hardiest known. 
H3LD0HI1 Grape. Three weeks earlier, more 
productive than Concord and as good eating. 
vgr.T.TY TSAiTSPAISHTi- The earliest apple. 
Destined to be .replaced by the Erickson •» f 
0C3T3JET. Aner apple of improvement but 
similar to Ale Intosh. Past grower-fbear 3 • 
the fourth ye_ar fruit that adheres firmly 
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j AKOKA. .Early bearing. Pail Apple;' very 
hardy. Quality Good.3cre in nureer ,r row. 
-rnd lELICIOUS. In protected.places! this is 
uardy enough to bear fruit that’s heal good. 
TfAHETA Pr?f Hanson’s best plum. Immense 
sizejr~gVod keeping quality*. Early bearer. 
LaCRESCENTi Largest yellow plum for Mina. 
SUPERIOR. iWseason. Another large yellow 
plum with pit freestone. Very productive. 
MONITOR. Hew lar^4nudl bearing plum of ar; 
good auality - Red with yellow flesh. 
KACrL. An improvement of* Yho apricot tast¬ 
ing Hanska, being longer lived, heavier 
bearer and good pojlinizing ^alue^ 
SAP A. Prof Han son son best hybri^^of I 
ovtrple- flesh that jnnkes very gc^d saade. 
ConhasS Cher jry. | Half rlum and cherry. Its) 
fruit is goodjToV jaauce and quick to bear j. 
and good polinriz^x. 
JU1CHE S3 St RED DUTCHESS. One more red than.' 
other. Old early reliable tree. • .-.h 
OEA CHERRY. Very hea^)annurtl bearer even 
first year after settjTh^: of a rich purple 
red cherries, pwarf haray ^ ^ 4' ^ 75i . 
PARKER PEAR. Minn Hoi. This peAr seems to 
i be one of the"few pears tried iut in Minn.' 
that is worth while. Very large and hardy. 
KAHSOK’S IMPROVED SAHDCHEHRY. gears of 
selections gives us a larger and more^ 
productive . Dwarf 2 ! C 50$ each* 
^ERiaHEOJr: Earlier, larger than Dutchess ..Re c. 7 DIETZ HARDY PEURE.' Brought- over by elder] 
crj.r r -.,r tree w: th 3 trong shoulders. Aug ; .Dietz from Germany when be home*tead<> 
. ! «d' if tslso township,' Sibley county --yfavq 
lAmlLEGOL *. act winter ample of first in ! age .pPeairT'ihoavy in clusters of prunes 
?ardir. jcs. A ?ocd keeper of very good eating that st on tree until picked. Sauce- 
iualifieo. I ranches rut wide' with, strong io the best. ,’Es.a" tbl-t* as tree is mor* 
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fated ty the Minn ,5'ruit Br t .o ir :r\. "%' toii ib'-it? so do^.s £«t ^eed much rt©m. 
t Winter crab. . riJ ' .. ; 7he , ir§t two fc'rees'W. planted.'38-years j ) 
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VIRGIHZA erhh. Alsc HZhl'C 1 >f. h' - v j. f/^ bk,. ' c$ce ‘yeaijs still they' 
ire two *f ti*o hardiest tre ic . .yro bcarir.. fruit anp.}^ill;:cl . Introduccd 
tu ' ^ S r 'cwr.. Great for top-grafting DU'.5c f ^ : nr. •>nd ‘the :nl^ hufsery selling (Chem 
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