PLANT PLUMS THIS YEAR ' 
BIGGER TREES-LOWER PRICES 
U M S ££^25' 
EACH 
in LOTS ^ 
of 15 
361 *» 
Plums are one of the easiest i^’rults to grow. Big croi>s oi luscious rruit to 
eat or can, in just a couple of years after planting. Government Reports I 
show that the older Plum Orchards are not being replanted fast enough. 
This is the year to plant Plums. Our Nursery has a big crop of extra fine, 
big Trees at extra low prices—extra special values! 
HARDY AMERICAN VARIETIES 
All these vigorous varieties will grow well and bear big crops anywhere 
—the hardiest of all Fruits. For big crops every year, be sure to plant at 
least 2 different varieties for cross-pollination— the best pollinators are 
marked “P.” 
All Plum Prices Prepaid—Grades Same as Apple Page 79 
SIZES 
Each 
4 
10 
25 
3 to 4 ft.- 
—7/16 to 9/16 inch caliper. 
36c 
$1.30 
$2.80 
$6.30 
4 to 5 ft.- 
—9/16 to 11/16 in. caliper. 
‘44c 
1.65 
3.50 
8.35 
5 to 7 ft.- 
-11/16 to 1 in. caliper. 
55c 
2.00 
4.50 
10.85 
EUROPEAN & JAP PLUMS 
DESCRIPTIONS- 
OUAHA 
Large, dark red, meaty and juicy. 
Hardy and vigorous. Ripens in 
August. 
I.A CRESCENT 
Best of the- hardy yellow plums. 
Excellent for eating or canning. 
Bears young. 
-HARDY PLUMS 
SAFA—P 
Early, heavy bearer of rich pur¬ 
plish-black Plums of medium size. 
Extra hardy. Very juicy. Excel¬ 
lent for jell or preserves. 
UNDERWOOD 
Heavy bearer of large, red, juicy, 
full fiavored Plums of excellent 
quality. Early. 
These well known varieties are not as well 
branclied nor as hardy as Hardy American 
and Hybrid Plums and are not recommended 
for planting north of Clarinda. These are the 
best varieties and will thrive wherever Euro¬ 
pean or Jap Plums can well be grown. Plimrs 
require cross-pollination—always plant at least 
two different varieties of the same group. 
SIZE 
Ea. 
4 
10 
3/4 ft. 7/16 to 9/16 in. caliper 
4/5 ft. 9/16 to 11/16 in. caliper 
5/7 ft. 11/16 up in. caliper.. . 
40c 
50c 
60c 
$1.40 
1.75 
2.15 
$3.30 
3.95 
4.85 
VARIETIES 
GERMAN PRUNE—EUROPEAN 
A vigorous grower producing large 
crops. Large dark purple fruits, very 
juicy and sweet. 
MONARCH 
Large oval round, purplish-red fruit. 
Moderately sweet, firm, tender and 
juicy. Extra high quality. Good 
commercial variety. Hardy. Bears 
young. Late season. Very desirable. 
BURBANK—JAPANESE 
Tree strong and hardy. Fruit good 
size, bright cherry red, luscious fla¬ 
vored. 
APRICOT—BANSKA—P 
Large bright red hardy Plum fla¬ 
vored like an Apricot when eaten 
fresh or cooked. Begins fruiting 
second year. One of the best pol- 
linizers. August. 
TERRY’S DESOTA—P 
Deep crimson, underlaid with 
orange-yellow. Vigorous, heavy 
bearing tree. Mid-season. 
WANETA—P 
The largest, most attractive and 
highest quality of the red Hardy 
American and Hybrid Plums. Vig¬ 
orous, extra hardy and big croppe. 
Mid-season. 
DORINO PRIZE 
One of the better all-purpose, extra 
hardy red plums. Truly a prize 
plum for eating, canning or pre¬ 
serves. 
Save Money 
Berry’s Prepay 
All Fruit Trees 
In comparing 
prices of our 
‘ ‘Home Orchard ’ ’ 
and “Quick Crop” 
size fruit ti-ees re- 
member our 
prices are p r e • 
paid. Many offer 
these same trees 
not prepaid. To 
arrive at a pre¬ 
paid price if they 
are not priced 
prepaid in a n - 
other catalog add 
about 15% to the 
catalog price. 
<9IANT plum orchard 
Our regular 'Quick Crop” size described page 79i 
Big 5 to 7 ft. trees—to 1 inch in diameter. Bear fruit in 
2 or 3 years. Largest trees at this low price. Too large to mail 
--shipped express prepaid. One each Underwood (Red), Toka 
fDark Red), Omaha (extra large Red), Monarch (best Purple). 
Description above. 
No. 783—4 trees for $1.79, Prepaid 
NORTH, POtE PLUM ORCHARD 
Four haidiest of the hardy Plums.— Will bear f r uit wherevtu r 
any plum will grow. Selected to insure proper pollinization and 
long season bearing of Plums for eating, jelly, canning and pre¬ 
serves. One each of Elliott (Red), Apricot (reddish purple). 
Monitor (deep red) and Sapa (purple). 
No. 785—Commercial Size 10—% ft. trees $1.20, prepaid. 
No. 784—“Quick Crop” Size 10—5/7 ft. trees u/i. to I In. diam- 
-eter. >1.75. nrenairt 
SPECIAL. ORCHARD BARCAINS 
BERRY'S “FAVORITE 10“ APPLE ORCHARD 
6 hardy varieties—10 commercial size trees—7/16 to 9/16 in. in diameter. 
Our regular grade trees offered at new low prices if bought in this collection The 
6 best selling varieties—an ideal home orchard. Carefully selected to insure proper 
cross pollinization and plenty of red and yellow apples for eating, cooking or can¬ 
ning-in summer, fall and winter. 
Branched, well rooted, ^ inch trees only 23c each prepaid. Here are 10 fine trees 
and varieties. For description, see page 79. 
2 Extra Red Delicions 2 Jonathan 1 Wealthy 
2 Yellow Delicions 2 McIntosh l Yellow Transparent 
No. 780 "Favorite 10” Apple Orchard $2.30 Prepaid. 
"QUICKCROP" APPLE ORCHARD 
Our biggest trees and largest 
grade described page 79. The best 
value for those who want aulcke,st 
returns. Sometimes advertised as 
“bearing size.” Buy these 10 va¬ 
rieties listed above. 10 trees 5/6 
ft. —1 inch in diameter. 
No. 781—$3.65, Prepaid. 
IAtrees 
■W5-6 FT. 
"THRIFTY” APPLE ORCHARD 
10 hardy northern grown yearling 
trees graded for caliper and height. 
Not well branched but 3 to 4 ft. 
tall and up in diameter. Well 
rooted stock, these trees will develop 
by careful pruning into the best. 
Less than 20c each. Same 10 va¬ 
rieties as our “Favorite 10” Or- 
cliard. 782—$1.95, Prepaid. 
BEST 10" Home Orchard 
selected by our customers and recommended 
by State Experiment Stations as being the 10 
best varieties for the Home Orchard. Plenty of 
Apples, Cherries and Plums for eating, canning, 
or jelly all season. See pages 78 and 79 for 
description of varieties and sizes. 
APPLES 
Delicious Jonathan Yellow Transparent 
Rome Beauty Wealthy Yellow Delicious 
CHERRIES English Morello 
Montmorency 
Underwood 
PLUM 
Waneta 
No. 786—Commercial Size—10-%' trees, $2.85. Prepaid. 
No. 787—“Quick Crop” Size—10-5/7 ft. frees iVis to I 
In diameter, $4.50, Prepaid. 
in. 
"SMALL. FRUIT" Garden 
Order No. 788 
• 
Imagine it—41 of the best known Rasp¬ 
berries, Blackberries and Grapes at this low 
price. See pages 72 and 74 for description. 
10 Datham Raspberries 
10 Chief Raspberries 
5 Ctimherlaiid Black Raspberries 
5 Eldorado Blackberries 
5 Youngherries 
4 Concord Grapes 
1 Niagara White Grape 
1 Delaware Red Grape 
See Page 77 for Raspberries and Strawberries 
Fage 
