Baldwin -Th9 great commercial late win¬ 
ter Apple. Tree a large, vigorous, open grower, 
upright in tendency and very productive. Fruit 
large, rounded, deep red. Flesh juicy, crisp and 
rich. 
Delicious -No new variety has ever gain¬ 
ed popularity in so many different Apple sec¬ 
tions as the Delicious. Fruit extra large. A brilli¬ 
ant bright red; fldsh fine grained, crisp and juicy 
with a delightful aroma. Is of very highest quali¬ 
ty. Tree one of the hardiest and a quick grower 
and bears young. 
R. I. Greening -This is the old-fashion- 
ed Greening that sells readily at good prices on 
all markets. The best Apple for cooking purposes 
that there is grown, and also excellent for dessert 
use. Large in size; flesh firm, fine grained and 
crisp. Tree grows large and spreading; does well 
in any soil and climate. 
Jonathan -A beautiful all-red Apple, me¬ 
dium in size, highly flavored, and of excellent 
quality, being tender, juicy, spicy and rich. A 
splendid market and family sort. Tree long lived, 
productive and an early bearer. Will keep well 
without special care, and will stand much 
handling. 
Northern Spy -This is a fine Apple for 
culinary use and its exceptionally fine flavor 
makes it invaluable as a dessert Apple. Fruit 
extra large, firm, tender, crisp and juicy; mild 
sub-acid flavor. Skin pale yellow with bright 
pinkish red, and mottled with carmine. Tree large 
and vigorous. 
New Cortland -The young bearing habit 
of this fine new fall Apple has astonished grow¬ 
ers everywhere. It has proven to be one of the 
greatest eating, shipping, and market Apples ever 
introduced. The trees are large, healthy, and im¬ 
mensely productive. Fruit large and handsome. 
Flesh fine grained, crisp, and juicy. 
Double Red Delicious —This variety is 
like Delicious m every respect excepting that it 
has added color. As the name implies this is a 
solid red, highly colored Delicious. It is recom¬ 
mended especially for locations where Delicious 
does not have sufficient color. The tree is hardy, 
healthy, vigorous and bears regular annual crops. 
Flesh is fine grained, crisp, melting and juicy. 
Quality is very good and the season is November 
to March. Delicious is a wonderful eating Apple. 
Plant Peaches for Quick Returns 
This fruit brings returns sooner than any other tree that can be planted. It is very desirable 
also for use as a filler in Apple, Plum or Cherry orchards, because it comes into bearing so soon 
and makes the orchard show a profit before the slower growing trees reach their bearing age. 
They are usually planted from 15 to 20 feet apart in permanent orchards, and do best on light, 
well drained soil. Trees should be severely pruned when planted, allowing them to make new 
branches on the planted trunk. 
Extra fine, 5 to 6 ft. trees, the best size to plan 
Elberta — The standard market Peach of 
the whole country. Perfectly hardy and a strong 
growing disease-resistant variety. Color yellow 
with red cheek, flesh yellow and highly flavored; 
freestone; skin exceedingly tough and will stand 
long shipments better than any other Peach. 
There are more acres of Elberta now bearing 
than all other varieties combined in the great 
middle-west Peach belt, and we feel certain that 
it will hold this place for many years. 
South Haven -Our stock of South Hav¬ 
en was budded from bearing trees and they cer¬ 
tainly are fine. This great variety has been out¬ 
selling all early Peaches on the market for the 
past several years and we recommend it without 
hesitation as being an extra fine sort. Is large 
sized, freestone, yellow flesh and skin with red 
cheek; tree a quick, upright grower. 
Champion - A white-fleshed Peach, very 
excellent in quality; attractive fruit; large 
Creamy white, tender flesh, very pleasant flavor, 
having a peculiar honey taste. Stone semi-free to 
free. Ripens with St. John; three weeks before 
Elberta. 
t: 35c each; $3.00 per 10; $25.00 per 100. 
J. H. Hale -Fruit averages one-third to 
one-half larger than the Elberta; ripens about 
five days earlier and is much superior in flavor. 
Color a beautiful golden yellow with carmine 
blush. Is only partially self pollenizing, so should 
be planted with some other variety such as El¬ 
berta. Freestone. 
Hale-Haven — This new Peach is a cross 
between South Haven and J. H. Hale, two of the 
greatest Peaches. It is an exceptionally early, 
heavy yielding, frost-resistant variety. Two weeks 
earlier than Elberta. The flesh of Hale-Haven is 
thick, wholesome and delicious. Freestone. A real 
dependable money-maker. 
Rochester — This wonderful new Peach 
originated near Rochester, New York, and is of 
the Crawford type. However, it precedes the 
Early Crawford by a .week, is more prolific, 
hardier, larger, prettier and fully its equal in 
quality. Its skin is thick and tough which makes 
it a good shipper. Light yellow to orange, blushed 
with dark red. Well adapted for both home use 
and market. Freestone. 
Quince 
We list only this one Quince, as 
we consider it the best by far. The trees com¬ 
mence to bear very young and produce big crops. 
Fruit is excellently flavored, orange shape and 
of large size. Tree a dwarf grower, planted about 
12 feet apart in orchards. 
PRICES: 4 to 5 ft. trees, 60c each; $5.75 per 
10; $60.00 per 100. 
Apricot 
Moorpark -Very large, orange - yellow 
fruit with red cheek; flesh yellow, sweet, juicy 
and delicious; freestone; very productive; extra 
good for either market or dessert. Will thrive and 
produce an abundance of fruit anywhere that a 
peach or plum will thrive. 
PRICES: 4 to 5 ft. trees, 60c each; $5.75 per 
10; $55.00 per 100. 
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