Wealthy Apple 'ic ^ ^ 
Favorite fall Apple and heavy yielder 
of fine flavored fruit. (Page 32.) 3 to* 
4 It. trees, pestpoid: 39 ^. | 
D 0 I 90 Crab 
Fire-red fruit unequalled for 
jell. (Page 32.) 3 to 4 ft. trees, 
postpaid: 
A ★ 'A' Greening Apple 
J A good baking and pie Apple and a fine 
keeper. (Page 32. Fnr-U 
3 to 4 ft. trees, postpaid: 3 3rC CQCil 
Cortland Apple 
.aifcV Luscious new fall and winfer Apples 
hang well fo free. A market leader. 
• • pv>\ I 39c Each JrppVpos'ipoid. 
apa Virnerry 
Large, hardy hybrid Cher- 
^ ries with deli- 
cious wine-red 
flesh. (Page 
■1^^ 33.) 3 to 4 
39c Each 
ALL-SEASON 
Apple Orchard 
COLLECTION A 
1 Anoka (siummer) 
*1 Wealthy (fall) 
4 Haralson (winter) 
1 Beacon (summer) 
2 Cortland (fall) 
1 Minn. No. 1007 
(winter) 
10 Treejt;—3-4 ft. 
Value $4.1(i $^95 
Postpaid f(ir Jm • 
Beacon Apple 
Finest early fall eating 
Apple. Tops in flavor and 
all red. (Page 32. i 3 to 
4 ft. trees, AQ- c-.u 
postpaid: ‘t^rC Each 
Wealthy Apple 
Northwestern 
Greening 
LARGER 
STOCK AND 
Quantify Prices, 
Pages 31, 32, 33 
Red Haralson 
Apple 
Minnesota's prize 
winter Apple. Large 
fruits, high color, ^ 
fine flavor, and ---j 
best keeper of all. / 
I Page 32.) 3 to , ' ' 
4 ft. trees, post- / 
paid: 
k New Minnesota ^ 
^^N o. 1007 Apple 
Minnesota's new- 
esf! A good keep- 
ing super-quality 
Apple that can't be beat 
by fruit from any section! 
(Page 32.) 3 fo 4 ft. 
trees, postpaid: 
Alfred^ 
Blockbe 
New Beacon Apple 
Immense size, fine fla¬ 
vor, very hardy. Bears 
second season. (Page31.) 
Standard grade plants. 
Postpaid: yr qc 
New Minnesota No. 1007 
ew Northern Apricot 
Withstands 40 ' ' 
below zero! 
Produces good sized fruit of ex- 
'cellent quality. (Page 33.) 3 to 
4 ft. trees, postpaid: 
Patten Pear 
Becoming an imporf- 
it hardy fruit crop in 
the Northwest. 
The large fruits 
are juicy and 
fine flavored. 
(Page 33.) 3 to 
4 ft. trees, post- 
1 , paid: 
Underwood Plui 
You can peel if like 
a Peach! One of Min¬ 
nesota Fruit Breeders' 
best flavored, large type 
Plums. (Page 32.) 3 to 
4 ft. trees, postpaid: 
poid: 3 Q_ 
iNew nennepin 
Plum 
Rich purple-red flesh makes 
appetizing, attractive pre¬ 
serves! Triumph of Minnesota 
Fruit Breeding Farm. (Paae 
32.) 3 to 4 ft. trees, postpaid: 
Latham 
Raspberry 
World's largest red 
Raspberry. Top notch 
qualify and greatest pro¬ 
ducer. (Page 31.) Stand¬ 
ard grade plants, post¬ 
paid : 
Add 1 Si; for 
Packindj On 
nursery orders 
UNDER .$1.00 
^ ivaga rium 
Its unusual apricot fla¬ 
vor makes delicious jam 
Bears loads of large Plums 
Excellent pollinator. (Page 
32.) 3 to 4 ft. trees, post¬ 
paid: 
^ Partland 
Grape 
Finest early green 
Grape with larger 
berries and bunches 
than others. (Page 
31.) Postpaid: 
Order 
Early— 
FREE 
GIFTS 
Page 30 i 
Collection B • Combination Fruit Orchard 
— — " 1 Horolson Apple 1 Minn. No! 1007 Apple 1 Cortland Apple ______ 
\ 1 Dolgo Crab 1 Hennepin Plum 1 Parker Peor 
1 Sopa Cherry [ | Cpata Cherry 
X 8 Trees-—3-4 ftl JLO 
\ Value ^ 
P ^ Postpaid fo^ * • / 
Huge, luscious berries 1 1/2 inches 
^g. (Page 31.) Sturdy plants. 
Su49Ufte/i RxsAfJteMif 
y444fiMjc^ 
f giant, appetizing berries a / 
yard! 2-year plants, with 
New 2-crop hardy everbearer. 
(Page 31.) One-year plants, 
postpaid: 
