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Fruit Trees , Grape Vines , etc. 
PEACH TREES APPLE TREES 
Mayflower. The earliest Peach yet known. 
Red, fair quality. Ripens May 25th to 
June 5th. 
Arp Beauty. Large yellow and red, with yel¬ 
low meat, good flavor and quality. Ripens 
June 5th to 15th. 
Greensboro. Red and white color, white flesh; 
flavor and quality good. Ripens June 10th 
to 20th. 
Carman. Red color and flesh, rich flavor; 
very juicy and good. Best flavor of any of 
the early Peaches. Ripens June 25th to 
July 5th. 
Hiley. Among the earliest of the canning 
Peaches; free stone, white flesh, red color 
and good quality. Ripens July 5th to 15th. 
Belle of Georgia. Free stone, large, red and 
white color, white flesh; excellent quality. 
Ripens July 10th to 20th. 
Elberta. Best known and most widely planted 
of all Peaches, free stone, large red, yellow 
flesh; excellent for all purposes. Ripens July 
15th to 25th. 
Augbert. Peach very similar to Elberta but 
ripens month later. 
J. H. Hale. Large, round, red Peach with ex¬ 
cellent flavor. Reddish white flesh, free stone. 
Ripens August 10th to 20th. 
Eatons Golden. Yellow cling Peach. (Press.) 
Ripens September 1st; nice for pickling. 
Salwey. Large free stone, yellowish pink color. 
Good flavor and quality. Ripens September 
1st to 10th. 
PECAN TREES 
Brake. (See description on page 16). 
Stuart. Nut large, averaging 40 or 50 to the 
pound. Tree strong. Heavy crops. 
Schley. Thin shell, good crops. Tasty meat. 
Success. Roundish nuts, about size of Stuart. 
Heavy bearer. 
Yellow Transparent. Very early yellow 
Apple. Good quality. Ripens early June. 
Early Harvest. Medium to large size. Yellow 
skin. Ripens early June. 
Red Astrachan. Large deep red. Ripens June. 
Mangum Bonum. Greenish yellow with red 
and white spots. Autumn. 
Horse. Large, yellow, sometimes red next to 
sun. Ripens in August. 
Delicious. Dark red, juicy and fine grained. 
Finest late Apple. Ripens late Fall. 
Winesap. 5 ellow with red. Does well here. 
Stayman Winesap. Flesh firm and crisp. 
Rich flavor. Red and yellow. 
Yates. Small fruit, red with white dots. Flesh 
tender and crisp. Very productive. Ripens 
October. Best keeper here. 
CHERRY TREES 
May Duke. Large dark red, one of the best. 
Ripens May 20th. 
Early Richmond. Medium size, red. Ripens 
about the middle of May. 
PLUM TREES 
Abundance. Medium round, skin yellow with 
red flush. Flesh yellow, juicy, sub-acid. 
Ripens early June. 
Kelsy. Creamy yellow, fine flavor. Ripens last 
of July. 
GRAPE VINES 
Concord. Dark purple or black. Bunches and 
berries extra large. Ripens midseason. 
Moore’s Early. Black with blue cast. Early. 
Bunches medium. 
Niagara. White. Bunches medium, berries 
large. Healthy. Ripens midseason. 
Lutie. Early, brownish red. Large bunches 
and berries. 
White Scuppernong. Well known white 
Grape. 
Black James. Probably the largest of the 
scuppernong family. 
PEAR TREES 
Coeclon. (See description on page 16.) 
Keiffer. Large, yellow skin with bright cheek. 
Juicy, good flavor when ripe. 
FIGS 
Brown Turkey. Medium to large size, amber 
colored shading to pink around the seeds, 
flesh solid. 
Small Fruits 
CAMERON DEWBERRY. Vigorous. Grows 
about twice the size of Lucretia, more resis¬ 
tant to disease, tough, nearly thornless pro¬ 
ductive canes. Glossy, high quality black 
berries. Holds up well in shipping and stor¬ 
age. Season a little earlier than Lucretia. 
DIXIE RED RASPBERRY. Resistant to 
disease, productive, requires support either 
on a trellis or stake. Medium size, round, 
dark red, small seeded, high quality berries. 
Especially good preserved or frozen. Firm, 
keeps well. 
We shall be glad to help you with your planting problems. We plan and 
plant complete and will be glad to discuss with you any probems you may have. 
We have had a good growing season and our stock is nice. 
We invite you to visit the nursery any time but will not sell anything on 
Sunday. 
