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Baker Bros. Nursery—Serving the Southwest 
GRAPES—CONCORD 
Fig Bushes 
BROWN TURKEY. Medium size, purplish-brown, 
sweet and good. Very prolific. Has habit of bearing 
on new wood, even fruiting in the nursery row. 
CELESTIAL. Small brown, sweet, especially good 
in sandy land. 
MAGNOLIA. Large; brownish straw color; excellent 
for canning and preserves. Will bear on one-year 
stems. Bears over a long period, having young green 
fruit at same time as mature, ripe fruit. 
BURBANK PLUMS 
Japanese Persimmons 
EUREKA. Medium to large, somewhat flattened; 
reddish-yellow; flesh brown, crisp and sweet. 
Grape Vines 
CARMAN. One of best for all sections. Fine eating 
and for juice. Ripens more evenly than most; blue 
flesh; perfect self-pollenator. 
CONCORD. Ripens August 15 to September. Large, 
thick, black hull—juicy with foxy flavor. Best known. 
Good shipper. 
NIAGARA. White Concord. The finest of_ its color 
for this vicinity. Good for eating and for juice. 
ELLEN SCOTT. Round, large grape; dark blue. 
Well-shouldered clusters. Ripens in August. 
MOORE'S EARLY. Black, similar to Concord in 
color and flavor—but ripens earlier. 
CATAWBA. Medium sized bunch, well-shouldered. 
Berries are large, deep coppery red, becoming deep 
purple when ripe. Flesh is sweet and rich. Vine is 
vigorous and productive. 
EDNA. White. Big clusters. Ripens in August. 
FIGS—MAGNOLIA 
Plum Trees 
ABUNDANCE. June. Large size, cherry red, firm 
and sweet; one of the most dependable of Japanese 
plums, regular bearer. 
AMERICA. June. Medium size; beautiful golden 
yellow with lots of red; bears heavy crop at an early 
age. Good commercially or for home orchards. 
BRUCE. June. A hybrid variety; large, red and 
productive. Especially good in West Texas. Unusually 
resistant to worms. 
BURBANK. July. Japanese plum; large; richly col¬ 
ored, red mottled with yellow; excellent plum for 
eating; delicious flavor; good bearer. 
GOLD. July. Hybrid variety; fruit almost trans¬ 
parent, golden yellow, desirable as market sort. 
SIX WEEKS. May. Earliest; large; brilliant red; 
flesh pink; stone small. Tree vigorous; upright, grows 
well in all locations. 
WICKSON. July. Large, heart-shaped, bright red 
with heavy bloom, flesh yellow. 
OPATA. June. Medium; purple-red splashed with 
green. Clingstone. A gorgeous sight in bloom—bears 
fruit first year after planting. Sweet and juicy. 
SAP A. July. Somewhat dwarfish, thrifty; fruit large, 
dark purple with greenish splotches; flesh rich, dark 
purple-red, of rich flavor, small pit. 
