Date. (Coates 1418). One of the sweetest 
prunes. Good size; reddish-purple; solid, 
drying out better than the Italian. A very 
tasty product either dried or fresh. Sept. 
Fellenberg—(See Italian). 
French, Improved. A larger French prune. Very 
sweet; valuable drier. September. 
German. Medium; long; good drier; dark pur¬ 
ple color. Similar to Italian. September. 
Grand Duke. Large purple; very prolific bearer. 
September. 
Green Gage. Small; good flavor. An old favor¬ 
ite. August. I • • 
Hungarian Prune. Very large; dark red; juicy, 
sweet; productive; good shipper. Sept. 
Imperial (Epineuse). Large; reddish purple; 
thin skin; sweet and juicy. Good drying 
prune. Late August. 
Italian. This is too well known to need descrip¬ 
tion. A great favorite both East and Vyest 
for shipping; canning; preserving; drying. 
Productive; September. 
Jefferson. Large; yellow, reddened in the sun; 
juicy and delicious. August. 
Kelsey Japan. Very large; reddish-purple; early 
and prolific bearer. Said to be the largest 
plum. Good shipper. 
Maynard. Large; juicy with a rich flavor; good 
shipper and keeper; very attractive. 
Peach Plum. Large and attractive. Very good. 
Productive. August. Leading commercial 
plum in the Northwest. 
Petite (French). Medium size; sweet; juicy. 
Good drying prune. September. 
President. Large plum of good flavor and color. 
ReinV^CIaude. Large; greenish-yellow, spotted 
with red; firm; juicy; sugary; fine quality. 
Very productive. September. 
Santa Rosa. A Japanese plum of large size; ex¬ 
quisite flavor; beautiful dark-red color; 
firm; juicy; very good shipper; small pit. 
August. 
Satsuma. (Blood Plum). Large; skin and 
flesh are blood-red; pleasant flavor. Very 
small stone. September. 
Shiro. A yellow skinned, yellow fleshed plum 
of good quality. Very productive; large, 
fine flavor. Good market variety. 
Silver. A valuable prune because of its size 
and superior flavor. A good general purpose 
variety. September. 
Standard. A fine quality, canning or market 
prune of the Italian type. 
Sugar. A purple plum of very high sugar con¬ 
tent. Three weeks earlier than the French 
and much larger. 
Tragedy. Medium size; dark purple; yellowish- 
qreen flesh; rich and sweet. Good shipper. 
July. • r L- 
Yellow Egg. Another old favorite for cooking, 
jam, etc. Still a very popular plum. A little 
coarse but sweet; productive. August. 
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QUINCES Each 10 
3- 4 feet .$0.65 $6.00 
4- 6 feet .^5 6.50 
Selected, 2-year, branched ... 1.00 8.50 
Bourgeat. This and Rea's Mammoth are two of 
the least known quinces, though we con¬ 
sider them to be the best. Bourgeat is a 
healthy, productive variety, which grows 
large and has a great bearing surface The 
fruit is of good quality and keeps well. A 
Champion. Large, pear-shaped fruit. Cooks 
nicely; productive. 
Orange. Large yellow fruit of good quality. 
Pineapple. Early. Similar to Orange, but is 
smoother. 
Rea's Mammoth. The largest of the quinces. 
Seedling of the Orange, which it resembles 
in color. Hardy and productive. 
nut trees 
ALMONDS 
3- 4 feet . 
4- 6 feet . 
Selected, extra large, branched 
Each 
$0.50 
.55 
.75 
10 
$4.50 
5.00 
6.50 
I X L. Large, full kernel; soft shell; hulls eas¬ 
ily. Vigorous grower. 
Drake's Seedling. Very abundant and regular 
bearer; pollinizer. 
Nonpariel. Large, full kernel, thin shell. Tree 
has weeping habit. 
BUTTERNUTS 
A mild white walnut adapted to the coastal 
regions; not suited to dry regions. 
Price $1.50, selected trees. 
CHESTNUTS Each 10 
2- 3 feet .$0.75 $6.50 
3- 4 feet .85 7.50 
4- 6 feet . 1.00 8.50 
American Sweet. Smaller fruit than Italian but 
very sweet. 
Italian or Spanish. Large sweet fruit. A very 
beautiful, and a good shade tree. 
FILBERTS Each 
2- 3 feet, transplanted, 
nursery grown .$0.45 
3- 4 feet .55 
4- 6 feet .05 
10 
$4.00 
5.00 
6.00 
Layered plants 5c less per tree. 
Barcelona. The champion filbert of the market. 
Round; golden brown color; full kerneled; 
rich flavor. 
DuChilly. Large oblong nut; soft shell; clean 
light brown. Pollinizer for Barcelona. Slow 
grower. 
Daviana. DuChilly type; softer shell; golden 
brown color; rather light bearer; good pol¬ 
linizer for all varieties. 
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