CHERRIES - Sour 
Prices same as sweet cherries. 
Baldwin. Early, Morello type; rich dark red 
color; sweetest of the Morellos. The favorite 
of those who know it. June. 
Early Richmond. (Kentish). Medium; dark red; 
acid. Good cooking. Very hardy. June. 
English Morello. Medium; blackish red; rich; 
acid; productive. July. 
Late Duke. Late; light red; large; ripens un¬ 
evenly, making it ideal for the home or¬ 
chard. July. 
May Duke. Large; red; juicy; early. June. 
Montmorency Large. Large red cherry. Leading 
commercial variety. July. 
Ostheim. Fruit large; round; rich. Hardy. July. 
PEACHES 
Each 
2- 3 feet.$0.40 
3- 4 feet.50 
4- 6 feet.60 
1- yr. selected . .65 
2- yr. branched. .75 
Bearing size . . . 1.00 
10 
100 
1000 
$3.00 
$22.50 
$200.00 
4.00 
27.50 
250.00 
5.00 
32.50 
300.00 
5.50 
40.00 
375.00 
6.50 
60.00 
550.00 
8.50 
75.00 
Alexander. Medium size. Greenish white, nearly 
covered with red. Juicy; sweet; productive. 
Two weeks ahead of Hale's Early. 
Crawford's Early. Large; yellow with red cheek. 
Good quality. Very popular. Freestone. Aug. 
Crawford's Late. Large; greenish-yellow with 
red cheek; flesh yellow; tree vigorous; me¬ 
dium producer. Free. September. 
Early Charlotte. Seedling of Crawford. Better 
color; good quality; excellent flavor. Ten 
days later than Early Crawford. 
Early Elberta. Yellow with beautiful mottled 
red cheek; large juicy; yellow meat. Free¬ 
stone. Commercial variety. August. 
Elberta Improved. Larger and better quality 
than Early Elberta. Freestone. August. Valu¬ 
able variety. 
Elberta, Standard. The old type Elberta, pop¬ 
ular for drying. Hardy and vigorous. Late 
August and September. 
Golden Jubilee. An excellent, early canning 
peach; a good firm shipper. Rich yellow 
meat and yelow skin with a bright red cheek. 
Becoming very popular. 
Hale's Early. Semi-cling; medium size; green¬ 
ish white with red cheek; good quality; 
good early peach. July. 
Hale Haven. From South Haven experiment sta¬ 
tion. Similar to South Haven peach. Tougher 
and ships better. 
Indian Blood. Clingstone; claret-red; flesh red; 
juicy; refreshing. Frequently used for pick¬ 
ling. August and September. 
J. H. Hale. Free. Very large; globular; deep 
yellow overlaid red. Very solid flesh. A 
leading commercial variety. September. 
Lovell. Clingstone. Large; round; flesh yellow; 
good canning, drying, shipping peach. Sept. 
Lemon. Cling. Beautiful large lemon-shaped 
peach; firm, yellow flesh. August. 
Mayflower. Heavy bearing; extremely early; 
good color. Demands high price because of 
its season. White flesh; clingstone; juicy. 
June. 
Muir. Free. Pale yellow; firm; good drying; 
non-acid. September. 
Orange Cling. Very large; red cheek; flesh 
golden yellow; rich and sweet; immense 
bearer; good canning; shipping, or drying. 
Early August. 
Palora Cling. Beautiful peach; fine for can¬ 
ning, drying, shipping. 
Peak Cling. Valuable canning and drying sort. 
Phillip's Cling. Large; yellow; firm; favorite 
canner. September. 
Rochester. Semi-cling. Earlier than Crawford; 
does not split at the point; the favorite for 
canning among those who know it. Very 
good flavor. Has a tendency to overbear, as 
a result fruit is usually only medium in size; 
hardy. We recommend it highly. August. 
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