A plate of Chinese Chestnuts. 1 Ve sell the trees. 
Nut Trees for Cold Climates 
Chestnuts 
Blight resistant grafted trees. Nuts in 
a hurry, and lots of them. Wonderful 
yard trees. A good money crop, a good 
forage crop. 
Grafted Shagbark 
Yankee’s favorite. Tree for the cold 
country. Wonderful nuts. 
Grafted Hybrid Hickories 
Surprising and beautiful trees. Early 
bearers. 
Grafted English Walnut 
A favorite for 3000 years, now reawak¬ 
ening with new varieties. 
Grafted Black Walnut 
Majestic, dignified trees. Nuts for you 
and your children and your children’s 
children. Furniture for the great-great¬ 
grandchildren. Great for the farm lane. 
A good crop. 
Hardy Grafted Northern Pecans 
Majestic and fruitful shade. Will make 
your place a landmark. Nnts with flavor 
unsurpassed—can crack them in your 
hand. 
Grafted Hiccans—Maple Chasers 
Beautiful, towering, gigantic trees that 
will add distinction to your place. 
Pawpaw—A Neglected Native Tree 
Beautiful, fruitful, and very orna- 
mental. A striking tree to look upon. 
Grafted Mulberry 
Cherry saver. Friend of boy and bird, 
bird that flies, bird that walks. 
Grafted Honey Locust 
A self-harvesting cow-feed tree. Sugar 
tree of the future. 
Persimmons 
Try one and you will wonder why you 
did not do it long ago. 
J. RUSSELL SMITH 
ROUND HILL 
VIRGINIA 
