TUALATIN VALI.EY NURSERIES, ROUTE 3, SHERWOOD, OREGON 
CRAB APPLES 
Same prices as apples 
UVCT Qp Season, September to October, Tree 
^ vigorous where hardy; blights in 
some localities. Fruit medium; yellow grounded 
with heavy shadings of deep crimson and ^plashes 
of maroon with heavy blue bloom; flesh fine, 
firm yellow, astringent; bears abundantly in 
clusters, which makes tree exceedingly ornamen¬ 
tal. Its high color always commands fancy market 
price for it. One of the most desirable sorts for 
culinary purposes. 
TRANSCENDENT 
Season, September, 
Medium.to large; 
color brownish-yellow with blush of carmine; 
flesh firm and crisp, yellowfsh, fine grained, very 
juicy, subject to blight and should not be acid. 
Tree is a vigorous grower. Hardy, planted near 
other orchard trees. 
PFIA QTRTTRTAIV About an inch in diam., 
ttlhU grown in clusters; bears 
young and abundantly. August to September. 
WHITNEY’S NO. 20 One of the largest 
crabs; glossy green 
splashed carmine, juicy pleasant; great bearer, 
excellent for cider. August. 
APRICOTS 
riant our apricot trees if you want true to name and heavy production. Again we are in¬ 
suring our customers to receive better profits. The finest trees we have ever grown. 
Prices on Apricots 
each 
5 to 50 
.50 and over 
300 or over 
2 to 3 
ft. 
35c 
30c 
20 c 
17Kc 
3 to 4 
ft. 
45c 
40c 
25c 
22 Hc 
4 to 6 
ft. 
55c 
45c 
32i4c 
30c 
Heavy 
Select 
65c 
50c 
WRITE FOR SPECIAL PRICES ON EXTRA LARGE LOTS 
ROY AT rarge, roundish-oval; pale orange 
with faintly tinged red cheek; flesh 
yellow, firm, sweet, high flavored, slightly sub¬ 
acid and good quality, ripens a week earlier than 
Moorpark; a good market variety. 
TILTON We consider this variety one of the 
best commercial sorts. Flesh firm, 
sweet and juicy; tree hardy and thrifty grower. 
BLENHEIM (SHIPLEY) Above me¬ 
dium; deep 
yellow; juicy and rich flesh. Practically the same 
a,s Royal. Any difference is in the fact that Blen¬ 
heim is larger. In great demand both for canning 
and drying. Trees regular and heavy bearers. 
Middle of June. 
WENATCHEE MOORPARK 
The tree a more thrifty grower than the genuine 
Moor park. These are quite extensively planted 
in the irrigated districts and are a splendid com¬ 
mercial variety. 
SOUTHWICK APRICOT Another new 
apricot. It 
tops them all. This apricot has proven out where 
others fail. A Tualatin Valley Nursery Produc¬ 
tion. Prices on page 2. 
SUPERB We should judge by the growth of 
the tree that this variety is of Rus¬ 
sian origin, or would trace back to Russian 
stock. The fruit is round, medium to large, 
double cheek like a peach and pink to pale red on 
sunny side; attractive and of good quality. 
PEACH COT Extra fine, large apricots. 
Rich and juicy. 
CHINESE OR MORMON COT 
Very hardy. Resembles the Tilton and ripens 
almost the same time or earlier. 
MOORPARK A large, roundish apricot with 
an orange cheek. Good com¬ 
mercial variety. 
LEWIS COTS Very hardy but not very good 
commercially. 
YAKIMA COT A heavy bearing variety. 
Grown in Yakima Valley. 
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