PEACHES^ the queen of all 
fruits^ the quickest of all 
orchard trees to heat; 
profitable crops. 
PRICES 
5 to 6 ft., 30c each, not prepaid; per 10, 28c 
each, not prepaid. 
3 to 4 ft., 20c each, postpaid; per 10, 171/2® 
each, postpaid. 
J. H. HALE (Freestone). The tree is hardy 
and bears young and profusely. Rich 
golden yellow, covered with carmine, skin 
without fuzz. 
ROCHESTER (Freestone). Very hardy, and 
a good peach for the commercial fruit 
grower. Fruit yellow with red stains. 
Ripens three weeks earlier than Elberta. 
SOUTH HAVEN (Freestone). The great 
hardy large yellow peach for cold regions. 
Ripens the middle of August. Extra heavy 
bearing tree. 
CHAMPION (Freestone). A good hardy 
peach and one of the best bearing sorts. 
Beautiful large fruit of delicious flavor. 
CRAWFORD'S EARLY (Freestone). Fruit 
large and showy, one of the best for 
market. 
ELBERTA (Freestone). Fruit large yellow 
with red cheek. Tree is hardy and'produc¬ 
tive. One of the best shipping varieties. 
August. 
EARLY ELBERTA (Freestone). Same as 
above only ripens two weeks earlier. 
GOLDEN JUBILEE (Freestone). Large, 
golden yellow peach ripening in July. De¬ 
licious to eat from the tree, and a splendid 
canner. An ideal market peach. 
HALE HAVEN (Freestone). The outstand¬ 
ing characteristics of this new peach are 
its extreme hardiness, its early bearing, 
its rich yellow and red colors, and its ship¬ 
ping qualities. 
HAWK EYE (Freestone). New 
hardy peach. Produces fruit in 
spite of heat and cold. Ripens 
early and has fine flavor. 
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HEATH CLING (Clingstone). Large, round, 
white, juicy and fine quality. Best for 
pickling. 
RED BIRD CLING (Clingstone). One of the 
best home fruits and a leading early mar¬ 
ket peach. Flesh white, blushed red of 
showy appearance. 
BELLE OF GEORGIA (Freestone). Very 
large, skin white with red cheek* flesh 
white, firm, and of excellent flavor. Tree 
a rapid grower, very prolific. 
Prices are low this year. It’s a good year 
to buy. When shortages occur, the prices 
advance fast. Buy what you need this year. 
They’ll have an extra 
year to grow. 
