Salway. Free; large; yellow with deep red 
cheek; firm; sweet. An excellent, showy, 
late market variety. September. 
Slappy. Freestone. Yellow; large; good bearer; 
fine grained; good flavor; good canner; 
hardy tree. August. 
South Haven. A highly recommended peach. 
Very large. Ripens after Rochester and be¬ 
fore Elberta. 
Triumph. Semi-cling. Medium size; downy, 
dark orange-yellow; nearly covered with 
red; yellow flesh; good quality. June. The 
best of the extremely early peaches. At¬ 
tractive, good seller. 
Tuscan Cling. Very large; early yellow cling. 
Good quality. Good canner. Ripens with 
Early Crawford. 
The New Famous 'Three Vs" 
Valiant. Freestone. A new Canadian variety; 
very hardy; Elberta type; fruit large; 
oblate; yellow blushed with red; good 
quality; firm. First of August. One com¬ 
mentator says; "A thousand times better 
than Elberta." 
Vedette. Similar to Valiant but ripens a 
week earlier. Productive; freestone. Bet¬ 
ter than its parent—the Elberta. Very 
hardy. 
Veteran. The latest of the three "Vs". 
Ripening after Valiant. Large, round 
freestone, of excellent quality. Very 
hardy. 
NECTARINES 
Each 10 100 1000 
2- 3 feet.$0.40 $3.50 $27.50 $200.00 
3- 4 feet.50 4.50 32.50 250.00 
4- 6 feet.60 5.50 37.50 300.00 
1-yr. selected . .65 6.00 40.00 375.00 
2-yr. branched. .75 6.50 60.00 550.00 
Bearing size . . . 1.00 8.50 75.00 . 
Varieties adapted to the Northwest. 
Boston. Very large; handsome; deep yellow 
with red blush; pleasant, peculiar flavor. 
Good market variety. Free. 
Early Violet. A very desirable nectarine of good 
quality. Medium size. Purplish cheek. 
New White. Large; white; rich; juicy; free¬ 
stone. August. 
Stanwick. Very large; pale greenish-white 
shaded to deep violet in the sun. August. 
APRICOTS 
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 
Blenheim. Large; oval; yellow; regular bearer. 
Good canning, shipping, and drying; a fa¬ 
vorite in California. 
CHINESE 
Chinese. A recent introduction of great 
promise. Very hardy; resembles Tilton, 
which it surpasses for size and hardiness. 
Vigorous. Sometimes called Mormon cot. 
Peach Apricot. Very large; somewhat coarse; 
juicy; high flavor. July. 
Royal. Large; oval; yellow and orange; firm 
and juicy. Very productive. July. 
Tilton. Large; good color; rich flavor; frost 
resisting. Long the favorite in the North¬ 
west. July. 
Wenatchee Moorpark. Very large; orange with 
red cheek; firm; juicy; good flavor. The 
most popular tree today. 
Yakima. A very large heavy bearing apricot. 
PRUNES 
Each 10 100 1000 
2- 3 feet.$0.30 $2.50 $15.00 $125.00 
3- 4 feet.40 3.00 20.00 175.00 
4- 6 feet.50 4.00 25.00 200.00 
6-8 feet.60 5.00 30.00 250.00 
2-yr. branched. .75 6.50 60.00 . 
Bearing size ... 1.00 8.50 75.00 . 
Abundance. Vigorous tree. Large, bright red 
fruit, tender and juicy. July-August. 
Beauty. A very beautiful full dark red colored 
Japanese plum that deserves a place in 
every family orchard because of its produc¬ 
tiveness and earliness—ripening before the 
cherries are gone. Clingstone. Early July. 
Bradshaw. A large, attractive, reddish-purple 
plum with sweet, juicy flesh. Semi-free. 
Good market plum. September. 
Burbank. Hardy; prolific; Japanese variety. 
Large; well colored fruit; sweet; aromatic. 
Cling. September. 
Climax. Vigorous, productive; very large dark 
red fruit, delicious flavor. 
Columbia. Very large fruit; brownish purple; 
very rich and sugary. August. 
Damson, Shropshire. Small; oval; purplish- 
black; juicy; tart. Fine for jam. Clingstone. 
September. 
Date. (Coates 1418). One of the sweetest 
prunes. Good size; reddish-purple; solid, 
drying out better than the Italian. A very 
tasty product either dried or fresh. Sept. 
Fellenberg—(See Italian). 
French, Improved. A larger French prune. Very 
sweet; valuable drier. September. 
German. Medium; long; good drier; dark pur¬ 
ple color. Similar to Italian. September. 
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