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32 MOSTY BROS. NURSERIES 
EARLY ELBERTA—Ripens 10 days earlier than the 
Elberta. 
ELBERTA—Most popular peach grown for eating, can- 
ning and shipping; large, yellow, freestone. Tree vig- 
orous grower. 
FRANK CLING—Like Elberta, but a highly flavored 
cling. Will produce five bushels to one Elberta. Rip- 
ens a few days later. The surest and most abundant 
peach we have. 
HOBSON CLING—Best white cling for sweet pickles 
and preserves. Sure and heavy bearer. Last of July. 
AUGUST RIPENING 
CARPENTER—A fine, rich, juicy, red cling, very pro- 
lific and of the best quality. Sure bearer. 
KATY—Highly colored, red, very attractive, large and 
very prolific, good flavor. Freestone. 
LATE ELBERTA—Large, yellow freestone, finest flav- 
or, firm, good shipper. Sure bearer and very pro- 
ductive. Tree vigorous grower. 
BARBARA—Large, fine flavored, yellow peach, sure 
bearer and very productive. Fine for market and 
home use. Firm meated. Vigorous tree. © 
PLUMS 
No finer fruit for preserves, jams and jellies and no 
trees will grow faster and bear younger. The Advance, 
Bruce, Excelsion, Burbank and Wickson are very prof- 
itable market plums for south of San Antonio. For 
sandy soil, we grow these on plum roots especially 
adapted to deep sand. 
Same grades and prices as peaches. 
VARIETIES IN ORDER OF RIPENING 
METHLEY—Introduced by the U. S. Department of 
Agriculture from South Africa. Large, greenish-red, 
with brilliant red flesh, finely flavored. One of the 
very best early plums for the South. Ripens in May. 
BRUCE—Large, red, early plum; productive and a 
good seller. Tree vigorous and hardy. 
SANTA ROSA—Large, deep rich purple when ripe; 
firm, good shipper; tree fast, upright grower. 
SATSUMA—Blood red flesh, large, firm. July first. 
BURBANK—Large, firm, red with yellow meat; young- 
est and heaviest bearer; not subject to any worms; 
tree a good grower. Weeping habit. Our surest plum. 
WICKSON—Largest size; yellow meat, firm, rich flav- 
or; upright grower. Japanese variety. July 15th. 
CHERRIES 
Priced same as plums. 
OPATA—Red, firm yellow meat; late bloomer; Boor 
bearer; cherry plum hybrid. 
SAPA—Small size; late bloomer; Soto e 
