APPLES 
The First Fruit in Importance Is the Apple 
Winesap 
We pay personal attention to the 
selection of our scions and buds for our 
apple trees. Our buds are selected from 
hardy, thrifty bearing apple trees that 
have been producing good crops annu¬ 
ally. In this way we not only are certain 
that our varieties are true-to-name, but 
we also know that they will produce 
unusually good crops of fruit of high 
quality. Our method insures you more 
vigorous trees that will bear younger 
and produce better crops than under 
any other method of propagation. 
APPLE TREES—All kinds of apple and 
crabapple. 
Two-year tops on three-year roots 
Height Diameter 
in feet in inches Each 10 100 
2 to 3 _ ^ to A 10.30 $2.80 $25.00 
3 to 4 _ to ^ .45 4.00 36.00 
4 to 6 _ and up .60 5.50 50.00 
Summer Apples 
EARLY HARVEST —A yellow apple 
known to most people. Good for home 
use. 
LIVELAND RASPBERRY—One of the 
handsomest of summer apples, and 
among the best quality. Skin clear, 
waxen white, striped and mottled with 
crimson. 
RED JUNE—Among strictly summer 
apples the Red June is the best. Its 
deep red color, excellent quality, and 
good bearing quality, makes it a 
favorite. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT—This vari¬ 
ety is somewhat more conical than 
Early Harvest, more yellow and bet¬ 
ter flavored. The color is a clear, 
bright yellow when ripe, but the fruit 
is fit to use long before it reaches 
maturity. One of the earliest. 
Autumn Varieties 
GRIMES GOLDEN —This is the best 
early winter variety. It is a golden 
yellow color. Uniform in size, and 
possessed of a texture and flavor that 
is pleasing to the palate. Very good 
cooker. One of the best commercial 
varieties. 
JONATHAN—The color is a cheerful 
red and waxy skin. Its juicy, snappy 
flavor makes it appeal to the consumer. 
One of the five best commercial 
varieties. 
KING DAVID—^Very productive, bearing 
good crops year after year. TTiis vari¬ 
ety is similar to Jonathan only more 
tart. Good size, very rich red, almost 
purplish black on the sunny side. 
WINTER BANANA—This is not a 
winter variety as the name implies. 
Ripens in early fall. It is a clear 
yellow. Bears young, good cooking 
apple and one that should be planted 
more freely in this section. 
WHEN TO ORDER 
Just as soon as you receive this 
catalog make out your order and 
send it to us so that we may reserve 
the stock you want. 
Our plants sell out early every 
year, and many customers who wait 
until planting time to order are dis¬ 
appointed. Orders are booked in rota¬ 
tion, and first orders receive first at¬ 
tention according to shipping date on 
order. This is the only fair thing 
to do. 
The spring shipping season opens 
usually about February 20, depending 
on the weather and continues the 
greater part of May. Fall orders can 
be filled in October and November, 
but spring planting is best. 
Nursery stock is not like dry goods! 
When the supply is sold out, it takes 
a whole year to grow more. Get your 
order in early so that we may reserve 
your stock until spring shipping time. 
Don’t be impatient about shipping 
dates as weather conditions often 
hinder the regular digging of stock. 
We do our best to ship your order as 
specified. 
HOW TO ORDER 
Use the order blank provided in this 
catalog. GIVE COMPLETE NAME 
AND ADDRESS, SHIPPING POINT, 
AND WRITE PLAINLY. More order 
blanks sent upon request. 
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