SWEET SEPTEMBER 
(U. S. Plant Pat. No. 94) 
The Amazing New Fall-Bearing Cherry 
Produces deliciously sweet, bright red 
cherries which ripen from about September 
1st until snow flies. Apparently free from 
rot, leaf spot, and curculio injury. The 
young trees start yielding fruit the second 
or third year after planting and produce 
heavy crops annually thereafter. This fall-bearing tree blos¬ 
soms at the same time as other regular varieties and is 
hardier in the bud than the average sweet cherry. The fruit 
is large, of good color and the quality is excellent for either 
canning or eating as fresh fruits. Heavy rooted, 4- to 5-ft. 
trees, only $1.50 each, postpaid. 10 for $14.50, by express. 
BEARING 
U. S. Plant Pat. No. 94 
Why not pick and can your Sweet Cherries in the 
fall, long after the rush of summer canning is over? 
"Sweet September" is one of the greatest introduc¬ 
tions in the fruit line ever made. Plant a few of these 
trees and amaze your neighbors by having delicious 
Sweet Cherries all through the fall. 
We Offer Two of the Finest Varieties 
DELICIOUS Al 
HARDY 
One of the most sensational as well as delicious fruits ever introduced. Combines the best qualities of 
the Peach and Plum. Fruit is large, fine flavored, juicy and melting to the taste. Unequalled as a fresh 
fruit or for canning. Include this fruit in your order. 
One of the most sensational as well as delicious fruits ever introduced. A cross of Peach 
and Plum. Your choice of red flesh or yellow flesh. Fruit is large, juicy and melting to 
the taste. It is unequalled for use as a fresh fruit or for canning. Flesh is fine grained 
and of a beautiful color carried clear to the pit. Freestone and easily prepared for canning 
or drying. When it is more generally known we predict that it will become one of 
America's most popular fruits. Order now and start a few trees. You will be repaid many 
times when you start picking this new fruit. Has same habit of growth and bearing as 
the peach and requires the same care. 
2-yr., 3- to 4-ft. trees, 50c each, postpaid. 10 for $4.00, by express. 
4 to 6 ft. 
IO for $^50 
By express 
