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WoLFE^s Nursery — Stephenville, Texas 
CARMAN. XXXX. Introduced by J. W. 
Stubenrauch. Fast growing in populari¬ 
ty over the United States. I have the 
Carman from Mr. Stubenrauch. It, like 
Frank, never fails to bear. A large 
white freestone with a red cheek and 
fine flavor. This peach should be in 
every orchard. Ripe June 2,5th. 
DR. BURTON. XXXX. I have had Dr. 
Burton bearing 8 years and have gotten 
8 crops. It has led 73 varieties in bear¬ 
ing at the Iowa Park Experiment Sta¬ 
tion. The tree is a strong grower and 
healthy. This peach is extra large, white 
flesh, streaked with red and sweet but¬ 
tery flavor. Better shipper than Mamie 
Ross. Freestone. Ripens June 25th. 
MAMIE ROSS. XXXX. Originated in 
Dallas County, Texas. A very success¬ 
ful and sure bearing variety, very pro¬ 
lific. Large, white with cream blush on 
one side. White flesh, semi-cling. Ripe 
June 25th. 
GOLDEN JUBILEE. XXXX. New- 
Earliest Yellow Freestone ripening about 
June 20th. A beautiful, very early, large, 
delicious and similar to Elberta. A better 
shipper than most early peaches. Blooms 
late and the tree is vigorous. Same price 
as Stubenrauch Varieties. 
July Peaches 
STARKS EARLY ELBERTA. XXX. 
Pictures can not do justice to this finest 
of all Elbertas which is supreme in size, 
beauty and flavor. It ripens 2 weeks 
ahead of Elberta and is one of the best 
shippers grown. I have had this peach 
eleven years and I recommend it for 
commercial and home planting. The tree 
is an extra strong grower. Freestone. 
LEONA. XXXX. This is another yel¬ 
low freestone, ripe one week ahead of 
Elberta. It is very popular among the 
peach growers, many of whom sell the 
fruit for Elberta. It is better in color 
and quality. You will like Leona. 
ELBERTA. XX. This yellow free¬ 
stone is too well known to need descrip¬ 
tion and is still our best seller except 
the Frank. I have a fine strain of Elberta. 
Ripe July 20th to 25th. 
INDIAN CLING. XXX. I have a neigh¬ 
bor who bought some Indian peach trees 
out of Arkansas 25 years ago. These 
trees are still healthy and bearing the 
finest large, red fleshed, blood skinned 
peaches I have ever seen. I have three 
of them in my office that fill a half 
gallon jar. I will pay $25.00 for buds of 
a better Indian than I have. 
J. H. HALE. XX. There is a big differ¬ 
ence in Hale peaches. I got my start 
from F. 0. Garrison of Weatherford, who 
won the Grand Prize at the Parker Coun¬ 
ty Peach Show. One of the finest free¬ 
stone peaches grown in color, flavor and 
shipping quality. Plant with Frank for 
pollination. Ripe July 28th. 
SMITH. XXXX. This little, white 
freestone should be in every home orchard 
because it bears tremendous crops every 
year and because of that honey sweet 
flavor. I like to go to my Smith trees and 
eat the fruit right off the tree. Ripe 
July 10th to 15th. 
SOUTH HAVEN. XXXX. Better than 
average size, prolific, dependable, ripens 
early about July 1st, juicy, yellow flesh 
and a freestone. Not as firm as Elberta 
but is a good canning peach and a good 
market peach. Prices same as Stuben¬ 
rauch Peaches. 
RTri T 17. OF OFORGIA. 
XXXX. Very large, white 
fleshed with red cheek; 
firm, juicy and excellent 
flavor. Very hardy and 
grows with equal success 
in both North and South. 
Productive, early semi- 
free to freestone. The 
most beautiful white peach 
grown and a good canner. 
Ripe July 20th. 
CHILOW. XXX. This 
pure yellow cling should 
be in every home orchard. 
There is no peach that 
will surpass this peach for 
eating and canning. Me¬ 
dium size and ripe July 
Mamie Ross 
Red Bird Cl. 25th. 
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