How Wo Are Able to 
iake Such an 
Astonishing Low 
Price Offer 
1— Because we sell you the best trees, plants and 
vines that can be produced at prices far below 
what other will ask you for the cheap, worth¬ 
less kind. Our nursery stock is grown by the 
best method known to nurseries and no better 
can be produced regardless of prices. We offer 
SIOO.OO reward for improved method on how 
to grow better nursery stock. 
2— Because we prepay the postage or express 
charges on all orders amounting to SIO.OO or 
more, except Balled or Burlapped Evergreens. 
3— Because we sell direct to the fruit growers sav¬ 
ing you the Agent's or middleman's com¬ 
mission. 
4— Because we guarantee satisfaction or your 
money refunded, and we pay postage or ex¬ 
press both ways. 
5— Because we do not belong to any trust or 
combine, and are free to make our prices just 
as low as we believe we con afford. 
6— Because all our trees and plants are guaran¬ 
teed to be free from disease and insects, and 
have all been inspected by our State Inspector 
and each shipment bears a certificate of in¬ 
spection. 
7— Because we use every caution to keep all our 
varieties true to name and should a mistake 
occur and any variety prove untrue to name 
we will replace it free of charge or refund 
the price paid for it. 
8— Because we grow and offer for sale only var- 
ieties that are known to be good fruits and 
money makers. 
^—Because Benton County, Arkansas, has many, 
many acres of varieties of fruits, and we have 
under our close observation a greater variety 
of fruits and berries than our competitors. 
10— Because Ozark Mountain, Arkansas Grown 
Nursery Stock is now considered by Horticul¬ 
turists to be the best that can be produced. 
11— Because trees and plants must be well rooted 
if success is to be made with them. Ours are 
the best to be had. 
12— Because our old customers send us repeated 
orders and their neighbors send us their 
orders; a proof that they are well pleased. 
13— Because we use extreme economy in both 
growing and selling our nursery stock, thereby 
saving money for you. 
Newer Varieties 
- g^lOST 
PROSVlISii^G PEACI^ES 
For Home and Market 
Each rate 10 rate 
15c 14c 
20c 18c 
30c 29c 
GolcVen Sweet Cling —Ten days before Elberta. 
October Beauty —Large; cling stone; yellow with 
red blush. 
Murry Beauty— ^Large, yellow, meat freestone. 
Ten days tefore Elberta. 
June Elberta —Semi-cling, yellow with red blush. 
30 days before Elberta. 
Golden Jubilee —Freestone. Yellow with pink 
blush. 20 days before Elberta. 
South Haven —Large, yellow freestone. Very 
hardy. 10 days before Elberta. 
Hiley —Freestone. An early Belle of Georgia; 
good quality. 10 days before Georgia Belle. 
Frank —Large Cling Stone, 30 days before El¬ 
berta. 
Concord Grapes 
ONE OF THE BEST— 
It Grows and Bears Well 
in Any Kind of Soil 
Look at These 
LOW PRICES! 
BIG, LUSCIOUS 
HERRIES 
Iweet, Sour & Hybrids 
Each 10 
rate rate 
100 
rate 
for Home and Profit 
Low as iSc Eacii 
l-year.. 
Early Harvest —Very early, yellow blushed 
with pink. Heavy bearer, ripe in July. 
Yellow Transparent —Extra early, yellow. 
June and July. 
Ked Astrachan —Early, good bearer. 
Red June —Heavy producer and good 
quality. 
Sweet Bough —Golden sweet, ripens in 
July. 
Maiden Blush —Yellow with pink blush, 
August. 
Jonathan —Fine quality, August and Sep- 
tprnber. 
Grimes Golden—August and September.' 
Early Red Bird —The earliest red apple 
known, ripens before Yellow Transpar¬ 
ent, of fine quality. 
Yellow Delicious —Large Golden Yellow. 
Fine quality. Bears young and heavy 
crops. October. 
Ben Davis—Red striped, winter apple. 
Ripe in October. 
Arkansas Black—Dark red apple, fine 
keeper. October. 
Delicious—Fine quality, October. 
King David—Red apple of good quality. 
Mammoth Black Twig—Large, dark red. 
Keeps all winter. 
iWinesap—Good quality, and good keeper. 
Dark red. 
Stayman Winesap — Large striped red. 
Winter keeper. 
• York Imperial—^Large, lop sided,, of litre 
quality. i- 
Cortland—^^New' apple from New 'York ex- 
perimenf Station, ‘of fine quality. Red, 
late winter keeper. 
Golden Winesap—Large, yellow with red 
blush, fine quality, good keeper. 
Red Delicious--(Blood Red) (Triple Red), 
of best quality and good keeper. 
2-Yr. Bearing 
Size. 
Each 
10 
rate 
100 
rate 
1000 
rote 
8c 
7c 
5c 
3k 
11c 
9c 
7c 
6c 
Other yarieties of Grapes 
New Varieties 
Grapes That Wl!l Pay 
You to PBant 
15c ssch $1.50 doz. $10.00 
Coco —Fine wine color and highest quality. 
Portland — Earliest white grape. Highest 
quality. 
Cynthiana —Late black grade. Finest grape 
of all for red wine. 
Fredonia —Earliest black grape and very . 
large. 
l-year . 
Two-year 
Becking size . 
10 
100 
1000 
Each 
rate 
rate 
rate 
12c 
lOc 
9c 
61c 
18c 
15c 
121c 
10c 
Six New Varieties That Vifill Pay 
Well to Plant 
IViUSCADINE CLASS 
35c each 
Scuporaonq—Large whitish yellow. 
Thomas—Reddish purple, excellent flavor. 
Red Varieties 
Agawam—Very' hardy and vigorous. 
Delaware—Of best quality, bunches compact. 
Brighton—Dark red, tender pulp, sweet and 
juicy. 
Catawba—Good size round berries. Nice bunches 
Black or Purple 
Campbell's Early—Very early and fine quality 
Moore's Early—Very large and early. 
Worden—Medium early and good' flavor. 
Carman—Smaller than Warden, but compact 
bunches. 
White Varieties 
Martha—Ripens with Concord. Prolific. 
Niagara—Large and sweet. Heavy bearer. 
to 3 feef. 4bc 36c 35c 
,0 4 feet. 50c 46c 45c 
fo S feet. 60c 58c 55c 
.0 6 feet. 70c 67c 65c 
Sweet Varieties 
Schmfdt Bigareau—Very large and sweet, 
black when ripe. 
Fellow Spanish—Mid-season. Tree is very 
large and vigorous, very productive. 
Color fruit is bright amber yellow with 
reddish blush. 
Sour Voriefies 
Early Richmond—Very early; bright red, 
[)yehouse—Early; bright red. 
Large Monhimorency—Medium, dark red. 
-Wragg—Late; dark red. 
lEngUsh Mcrello—Late; also black. 
HYBRID CHERRIES 
St. Anthony—Hybrid of Sand Cherry and 
Zumbra; dark purplish black. All the 
Hybrid cherries will bear first year after 
planting finder favorable conditions. 
[Compass Cherry — Cross between Sand 
Cherry and Minor Plum; dark red, 
large. 
Zumbra—Almost 'black, large, good flavor. 
CURRANTS 
25c each; $2.50 per doz. 
Perfection—Red. 
Black Naples—Black. 
/hile Grape—White. 
GOOSEBERRIES 
25c each; $2.50 per doz. 
fioughton —Medium size; very prolific. 
Dregon Champion — Large size; brownish 
red. 
Downing —Large, light green. 
Order Early We Have Only a 
Few Hundred of Each 
2 to 4 feet 
each .. 
25c 
DeLux —Very early, large size. Good cook¬ 
ing and eating apple. Light green 
color. 
Turley—A Red Stayman Winesap that 
does not crack. 
Earl McIntosh —Ripens just after DeLux. 
Nearly red all over. Fine quality and 
good size. 
Lodi— Color of Yellow Transparent, about 
same quality; much larger size. Ripens 
at same time and makes Transparenls 
look like culls for size. 
Jonathan (Blood Red)—Triple Red, same 
as other Jonathans only red all over. 
Red Stayman Winesap—A blood red Stay- 
man Winesap. 
2 to 3 feet.. 
D to 5 feet . 
5 to 7 feet 
PEACHES 
Extra Early to Extra 
Low as i2c Each 
The Best Varieties Grown 
Propagated from trees knov/n to be good 
bearing strain. 
Plant the New Bcysenberry 
FOR HANOSOI^E PROFITS 
Said to be the largest and finest vine berry ever introduced. The 
Boysenberry is a new variety produced by crossing blackberries, 
raspberries, and Loganberries. The flavor is a very pleasing blend 
of these varieties. It has few and soft seeds. The plant is very 
vigorous and hardy, coming through in good condition, without 
injury, in temperatures as low as 19 below zero. The berries are 
extremely laige, many of the berries getting more than two inches 
long and over one inch in diameter. 
10ceach ;ot$i.oo e $6.00 ’r $50.00 
All prices are for strictly first class, well-roofed l-year plants 
Grape Vines Best Ever 
Benton County Nursery Co., Rogers, Ark, 
Dear Sir: I received my order of two Concord, four Niagara, 
and two Portland Grape vines. I think they are the best ever. 
During July I gatfiered one bushel of delicious fruit from them. I 
sold four gallons at 25c per gallon and made one gallon of jelly 
for home use, and it is grand too, far better than any I've made 
from other fruit. I have ordered from two other nurseries for many 
years and neither can equal your nursery at Rogers. I Intend to 
send in a large order for myself in the near future. 
Yours very truly, Mrs. Padline Brent, Wlnnsboro, la. 
3 feet . 
4 feet . 
5 feet . 
7 feet . 
Each rate 
14c 
19c 
27c 
35c 
10 rate 
13c 
13c 
26c 
32c 
100 rate 
12c 
17c 
25c 
30c 
Please Read Instructions Carefully Before Filling Out Your Order 
Order Sheet 
Benton County Nursery Co. 
Rogers, Arkansas 
Read What This 
Customer Says 
Gentleman f 
In the Spring of 1939 t bought twenty-four 
fruit trees from you — apple, peach, pear and 
plum trees. . . l 
I never lost a tree and the growth they have 
made is wonderful. I have been buying stock j 
for the last twenty years from companies from 
all parts of the United States and you gave 
me the best bargain I every bought in fruit 
trees. , . . 
They were packed so they would carry two 
weeks without being dry—no stunted or moss ; 
covered trees in your stock. ' 
Respectfully, W. T. Morris, 
614 Chestnut Ave., Bridgeton, N. J. 
Mayflower — Extra early, Red 
color, semi-cling. 
Early Wheeler —Very early, cling 
stone, with red blush. 
Red Bird Cling —Red cling stone, 
large size. Early. 
Mamie Ross — Freestone, large 
white with red blush. Early. 
Alton —Medium early, large pink 
blush. Good quality. 
Carman — Freestone, medium 
early. Pink blush on white. 
Early Rose —Cling stone, white 
v/ith red blush. Ripe in June. 
Champion —Freestone, very large 
Good quality. July. 
Belle of Georgia — Freestone, 
white with pink blush. August. 
J. H. Hale — Freestone, yellow 
with red blush, large. 
Elberta Cling —Mid-season, yel¬ 
low. 
Early Elberta — Freestone, 10 
days earlier than Elberta. 
Elberta —The great market peach 
Yellow freestone. 
Crawford Early — Mid-season. 
Large yellow freestone. 
Late Elberta — Late freestone. 
Yellow. 
Heath Cling —Large white with 
pink blush. September. 
Old Fashioned Red Indian —• 
Blood red to seed. Cling stone. 
White English — Large white 
cling stone. September. 
Chinese CU;tg — Large, cream 
color with pink stripe. 
Stinson's October — White cling 
stone October peach. Large. 
Krummsls October — Freestone. 
Large yellow; good quality. 
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MADISON COUNTY MAMMOTH PEACH— Largest peacji we have f- 
yet grown; ripe 20 days after Elberta. Yellow, overlaid wilh. carmeii; ’ 
Of fine quality. . . . . 40c eacHY 
lEV^PROVED ELBERTA PEACliES 
MORE SUPERIOR IN SIZE and QUALITY THAN REGULAR ELBERTA 
BE SURE TO 
ORDER SOP^E 
OF THESE! 
Each rale 
10 rale 
100 rate 
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17c 
15c 
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If this order is to be shipped by parcel post, include lOp for each Dollar to' pay 
postage, insurance, etc. It this order will amount to $10.00 or more we will prepay 
It, except Balled and Burlapped Evergreens, to your Post Office or Express Office. 
Our banks charge us five cents for collecting out-of-town checks. Please add this 
amount if you send check. No charge for Postal or Express Money Orders. 
We will ship this order at the earliest favorable date, unless you specify here when 
you want shipment made. Write here any special instructions you want us to have. 
PEARS 
2 to 3 feet 
3 to 4 feet 
4 to 5 feet 
5 to 7 feet 
Vilder's Early—Very early and gets 
sweet on the tree, 
lemish Beauty—Large and juicy, 
medium late. 
larllett — Early, large and good 
quality. 
Each rate 10 rat© 
100 rate 
. 30c 
28c 
25c 
. 40c 
35c 
30c 
. 45c 
40c 
35c 
. 50c 
45c 
40c 
Garber— 
-Very large, 
oval. Sweet 
and very pleasant. 
Douglas 
or Blightproof- 
—Large size; 
good 
quality; late; 
free from 
blight. 
Keifer—Large, golden 
yellow, late. 
Big Juicy 
Gorgeous 
Colored 
PLUMS 
APRICOTS 
America — Golden overlaid wilh 
pink; large. 
Waneta— Very large. Bright red. 
Good quality. 
Golden— Very large;- fine appear¬ 
ance and good flavor. 
Italian Prune —Purplish black. Free¬ 
stone. 
Damson —Medium size, dark purp¬ 
lish. Very productive. 
Wild Goose— Large; red with pur¬ 
plish bloom. 
Six Weeks—Very early, round, yel¬ 
low with red blush. 
Early Gold (Shiro)—Golden yellow, 
large. 
Red June—Large, sweet and juicy. 
Abundance—Large, rich cherry red, 
freestone. 
Burbank—Large, red with yellow 
flesh, rich and sweet. 
Superb—Medium size. Salmon color '^itfT'ied 
Each rale 
10 rate 
100 rate 
. 22c 
21c 
20c 
32c 
31c 
30c 
. 42c 
41c 
40c 
Moorpark— 
-Large; yellow 
overlaid 
2 to 
3 to 
4 to 
feet 
feet 
5 to 6 feet 
Hanska—Large freestone with apri¬ 
cot flavor. 
Each rote 
10 rale 
100 rale 
. 22c 
21c 
20c 
. 32c 
31c 
30c 
. 42c 
41c 
40c 
. 52c 
51c 
50c 
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'BIG FREE NURSERY BOOK! 
BENTON COUNTY NURSERY, 
ROGERS, ARKANSAS. 
GENTLEMEN; 
Send me your new, big, illustrated book FREE and 
lowest prices on Nursery Stock. 
Name 
Post Office 
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