FRUITS AND BERRIES 
interested in growing their own fruit and berries as in years gone 
by, but lately we have noticed a returning interest in the planting 
of Apples, Pears, Cherries and smaller fruits. Many people 
realize that home grown fruit really does taste better and more¬ 
over, a number of fruit-bearing trees and vines are just as de¬ 
corative as purely ornamental plants. Can you think of any tree 
more lovely than a beautifully shaped Apple in full bloom ? The 
grape vine not only bears its abundant crops of luscious berries, 
but if trained on a trell is over a terrace will give a cooler shade 
than an awning and be much more in keeping with some types 
of architecture. 
FRUITS and TREES 
STANDARD APPLES 
2 yr. $.90 each, 5 for $4.25 
BALDWIN —Large; bright red. Winter. 
CORTLAND —Red. Resembles McIntosh, larger, ripens latter. Fall. 
EARLY MCINTOSH— New early red. August. 
MC INTOSH —Red; flesh white. Best home apple. Autumn. 
NORTHERN SPY —Large; red and yellow; juicy. Winter. 
RED GRAVENSTEIN —Large; red. Excellent flavor. Winter. 
RED DELICIOUS —Large, red. Fine flavor. Winter. 
RHODE ISLAND GREENING —Large; yellow-green; fine grained. Winter. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT —Pale yellow. Early bearing. Summer. 
CRAB-APPLES 
TRANSCENDENT— 2 yr. $1.00 each. 
6 to 8 ft. trees, V /2 to 2 in, cal.$3.00-$5.00 
DWARF apples 
4 to 6 ft. trees $1.75 each, 5 for $7.50 
BALDWIN —Large; bright red. Winter. 
EARLY MC INTOSH— N ew early red. August. 
KENDALL —Improved McIntosh hybrid. Dark red. 
MC INTOSH —Red; flesh white. Best home apple. Autumn. 
NORTHERN SPY —Large,- red and yellow; juicy. Winter. 
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