ROSE HILL NURSERY 
Hardy. Minnesota Plums 
EFORS TTCG LR ES 5 ha tis idly diay Sure ew aes $0.50 each, $ 5.00 per dozen 
DEtOTONS CC CEE Ne Cok) vache sao on a deyes 75 each, 7.50 per dozen 
GEORGE LCC L eee Tees na) sve sues. a aye Sen 1.25 each, 12.50 per dozen 
FIEBING. Introduced by Mr. Chas. Haralson, Excelsior, Minn. It is hardy and of vig- 
orous growth, producing a regular crop of unusually large, fine quality red plums. 
Should be included in every home and commercial orchard. Late September. 
LA CRESCENT. The apricot flavored plum. Tree vigorous and productive. Fruit medi- 
um sized. Clear yellow, tender, fine grained flesh. Semi-free stone, juicy and sweet. 
Early August. 

MONITOR. Tree vigorous and productive. Fruit large, almost round, color dark red, 
quality good. Late August. 

SUPERIOR. A new, deep red plum of high quality. Fruit is large, with small pit and 
ripens early. We recommend this new variety. Mid August. 
Parker Pear (Minnesota No. 1) 
SURPRISE. An attractive red plum of good quality, especially valuable for pollenizing 
other varieties. August. 
TONKA. A fine-flavored, juicy plum of large size, good keeper 
and good market variety. Red. Mid August. 
UNDERWOOD. Fruit attractive red with fairly firm, juicy flesh, Grapes 
small pit, clingstone, hangs well and ripens over a long period. 
A splendid variety. Early August. 
GRAPES NEEDING NO WINTER PROTECTION 
Parcel Post Weight: 34 Pound Each 
Poars ALPHA. Fruit is larger than Beta and of good quality. Perfectly 
hardy without covering. 
: ; : DE VOOR Se EE ne: 0.2 h; $2.50 d 
No one need hesitate to plant Pear trees in Minnesota. All 3 vear Sanit Se ORNS sealer aera $ Ea Each 2258 BEE Hoeen 
who saw the Minnesota State Pear Exhibit at the Minnesota geTA. The Beta is perfectly hardy, a rapid grower, early bearer, 
State Fair were convinced that Pears of good size and fine gecd sae, fut eoecnas Sn) welghing elgg gl to one 
; ; i ; followin pound each, and of fair quality. Well adapted for covering 
flavor con BEI a erence in Minnesota. The On IO9 porches, fences, etc., or will do well planted out by itself. A 
varieties are dependable. ope grape for jelly or grape eo oe Bee , ; 
a : re + VEO Rieter s ils Ce eaecare eae ean eae ; each; 50 per dozen 
MENDEL PEAR. Originated at New Ulm, Minnesota. Fruit is of 3 fvcar ee ee ee 35 cache a sOfccmaeren 
good size, about the same at Bartlett, juicy and of fine 
quality. Early October. 
Sto A hE woe Seis cere eee $0.50 each; $ 5.00 per dozen 
Gio it tad Mie 97 och soe 75 each; "7.50 per dozen GRAPES HARDY WITH WINTER PROTECTION 
Bite, © Es soe ar te zocor a pao0 seach OO teeta oz en DEVOC I Sahm itrr erie as a heath eens an eG $0.30 each; $3.00 per dozen 
PARKER. (Minnesota No. 1.) Originated by the Minnesota State SEVEOM eS terse reheat ea a eeene ae -40 each; 4.00 per dozen 
Fruit Breeding Farm. This is a good cooking and eating pear. AGAWAM. Dark red, bunch and berries very large. 
The tree is a large, vigorous, free-growing type. Fruit medium = GApBeELL’s EARLY. R ‘ : 
: . ’ , , 2 . Round fruit, flesh rather firm but tender; 
in size, flesh tender. Mid September. See picture. quality rich and sweet. , 
Se tOTes Attia ean et eae eee $0.50 each; $ 5.00 per dozen 
ART Ne Fite 0 leer ciate -75 each; 7.50 per dozen CONCORD. A well-known black grape, medium size, early and 
5atO Or it eeeeeed oe serena te ee ote tene? ae 1.00 each; 10.00 per dozen of good quality. 
6 to 7 ft... 2. - eee eee eee 1.50 each; 15.00 per dozen MOORE’S EARLY. Black, earlier, larger and better quality than 
Concord, but not quite as productive. 
POCKLINGTON. White, bunch and berries large. 
Chores. 
EARLY RICHMOND. Red, acid, excellent for cooking or drying. Early July. 
A PEOM ETT a oars Benin cans net's @ ei aces Colgate aon hile chica es enon a Re eae $1.00 
5 HO Gat tite, a cocee artes iets lana Malar Re kebeme enese etek tke RemCee re ete te he ton eet ene ae Reco 1.50 
OKA CHERRY. Immensely productive, bearing next year after setting into orchard. 
Heavy, annual bearer of large, deliciously flavored fruit, having rich purple-red 
skin, flesh and juice unexcelled for canning, jam or jelly. Tree is very hardy; is 
of dwarf habit, making it easy to gather the fruit. Because of its early bearing 
and excellent fruit it is certainly a favorite, and we recommend it very highly. 
Early August. 
3) to 04) Phin ks os ous oo raueas a kaege oo er eee oe $0.50 each; $ 5.00 dozen 
40S tte en. ne anit ate oo ee eenear erences -75 each; 7.50 dozen 
BUto 6 Ft ee Sate le onside oe eee et ations 1.00 each; 10.00 dozen 
Parcel Post Weight: 144 Pound Each 
ANCIENT BRITTON. A popular market variety. The fruit is of fine quality, pro- 
duced in great abundance. 
Per “dozervc.a 250 5 cle ea a ee te EN as Syycneyor $1.50 
Per? 100 sc iss. 5 ees ai cate esc  Pecaccrateeiy <i-s), ches pce 7.00 
50 or more at 100 rate. 
LUCRETIA. This is one of the low-growing, trailing blackberries. Should be 
mulched to keep the berries off the ground. Fruit large and rich. The earliest 
blackberry. 
Per’ dOZ@Mnin. ete st one ce ne duo eat coc ne gis os ste RDS o,f ood are $2.00 
Per © 100 siete. eke a tare Be eee ra 8.00 
50 or more at 100 rcte. 
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