Imperial (Epineuse). Large; reddish purple; thin skin; sweet 
and juicy. Good drying prune. Late August. 
Italian. This is too well known to need description. A great 
favorite both East and West for shipping; canning; preserving; 
drying. Productive. September. 
Jefferson. Large; yellow; reddened in the sun; juicy and de- 
licious. August. 
Kelsey Japan. Very large; reddish-purple; early and_ prolific 
bearer. Said to be the largest plum. Good shipper. 
Maynard. Large; juicy with a rich flavor; good shipper and 
keeper; very attractive. ' 
Peach Plum. Large and attractive. Very good. Productive. 
August. Leading commercial plum in the Northwest. 
Petite (French). Medium size; sweet; juicy. Good drying prune. 
September. 
President. Large plum of good flavor and color. Late. 
Reine Claude. Large; greenish-yellow, spotted with red; firm; 
juicy; sugary; fine quality. Very productive. September. 
Satsuma. (Blood Plum). Large; skin and flesh are blood-red; 
pleasant flavor. Very small stone. September. 
Santa Rosa. A Japanese plum of large size; exquisite flavor; 
beautiful dark-red color; firm; juicy; very good shipper; 
small pit. August. 
Shiro. A yellow skinned, yellow fleshed plum of good quality. 
Very productive large; fine flavor. Good market variety. 
Silver. A valuable prune because of its size and superior flavor. 
A good general purpose variety. September. 
Standard. A fine quality, canning or market prune of the Italian 
type. 
Sugar. A purple plum of very high sugar content. Three weeks 
earlier than the French and much larger. 
Tragedy. Medium size; dark purple; yellowish-green flesh; rich 
and sweet. Good shipper. July. 
Wickson. Large sweet, juicy, yellow to crimson plum. 
Yellow Egg. Another old favorite for cooking, jam, etc. Still a 
very popular plum. A little coarse but sweet; productive. Aug. 
APRICOTS 
Each 10 100 1000 
2 SehCCh ic. abel he. ds < $0.40 $3.00 $22.50 $200.00 
Sioa Breet stasis s. « 50 4.00 27.50 250.00 
A Omice tier loss fait te ci. ate « .60 5.00 32.50 300.00 
l-yr. selected .......... .65 5.50 40.00 375.00 
Blenheim. Large; oval; yellow; regular bearer. 
shipping, and drying; a favorite in California. 
CHINESE 
Chinese. A recent introduction of great promise. Very 
hardy; resembles Tilton, which it surpasses for size and 
hardiness. Vigorous. Sometimes called Mormon cot. 
Good canning, 
Peach Apricot. Very large; somewhat coarse; juicy; high flavor. 
July. 
Perfection. See pictures on page 3. 
Royal. Large; oval; yellow and orange; firm and juicy. Very 
productive. July. 
Tilton. Large; good color; rich flavor; frost resisting. Long the 
favorite in the Northwest. July. 
Wenatchee Moorpark. Very large; orange with red cheek; firm; 
juicy; good flavor. The most popular tree today. 
Yakima. A very large heavy bearing apricot. 
NUT TREES 
ALMONDS 
Each 10 
3=4 feCtinw pees seem nine ema nerd lok toate ce ieteht $0.50 $4.50 
FeOx feeky Aimee sarcasm ae aah nceee fae eae 55 5.00 
Selected, extra large, branched ............. 75 6.50 
| X L. Large, full kernel; soft shell; hulls easily. Vigorous 
grower. 
Drake’s Seedling. Very abundant and regular bearer; pollinizer. 
Nonpariel. Large, full kernel, thin shell. Tree has weeping habit. 
BUTTERNUTS 
A mild white walnut adapted to the coastal regions; not 
suited to dry region. 
Price $1.50, selected trees. 
CHESTNUTS 
Each 10 
Zao3., Fook ara wee: Lee cae ree eee ee $0.75 $6.50 
a4 TFECE NN, Teese Fant os oso eh aS 85 7.50 
AEG feeb ah. awe hie ONE ae ree ee ane 1.00 8.50 
FILBERTS 
We have a very large stock of well rooted transplanted filberts 
to offer. Rich G Sons trees will pay you big profits. See us 
before placing your order. 
Each 10 100 1000 
Aa SUTEEE OE Mo ancens! dave kites $0.40 $3.50 $30.00 $275.00 
3-43 fect ha. eoari sera 50 4.50 40.00 375.00 
4-6 feetsens ics chene ore .60 5.50 50.00 475.00 
Barcelona. The champion filbert of the market. Round; golden 
brown color; full kerneled; rich flavor. 
DuChilly. Large oblong nut; soft shell; clean light brown. Pol- 
linizer for Barcelona. Slow grower. 
Daviana. DuChilly type; softer shell; golden brown color; rather 
light bearer; good pollinizer for all vareties. 
Halls Giant. A large, round nutted variety; excellent pollinizer 
for Barcelona. 
CALIFORNIA BLACK WALNUTS 
Each 10 
A= OF CCE eS ard sya ceNR e RM ap cree aka Reka eee $0.65 $5.50 
GR Sfeet ess oy. cds: we eae ere ee: 85 7.50 
A hard, spherical nut; smooth; the kernel is rich and oily. A 
rapid growing tree. 
FRANQUETTE WALNUTS 
Each 10 100 1000 
3 = tafeetodie Ae ano: $1.00 $8.50 $75.00 $650.00 
A= Gafeck! gs ics curse ome 1.25 11.00 90.00 850.00 
G=Siitecti a... 6 Se oe 1.50 13.50 120.00 1000.00 
S=10) feetr en vedo ee 75 31650 -e s aeee eee ae 
6-8 ft. branched........ 3:00: 52:7'.5 Oe ct acer eee eee 
8-10 ft. branched........ 3.50% -32.50 gees 
Franquette Grafted. This is the variety that is making the wal- 
nut industry of the Pacific Northwest. It is large and uniform 
in size; rather long, allowing a larger kernel than the shorter 
types. Shells easily but is not soft shelled. The shell does not 
split readily, assuring the full flavor and crispness of the 
kernel. This is a beautiful shade and street tree. Profitable 
as well as ornamental. An asset to any property. Very prolific. 
SPECIALTY FRUITS 
FIGS 
Each 10 100 
Oregon grown ..............--4-. $0.90 $8.50 $75.00 
Brown Turkey. One of the hardier sorts. Very prolific; very large, 
fine grained strawberry, red. 
Gillette (Yellow). The French fig. This fig ripens one crop a 
season and that is in August when there are no other figs 
ripe. A heavy bearer, used for eating fresh, drying or pre- 
serving. 
Granata (Black). The Persian fig, grown in Persia and Syria. 
Very large, often measuring 7”’ in circumference. Bears two 
crops a season after it gets in the fourth year’s growth and 
can be used for any purpose the Lattarula is used for. 
Lattarula (White). The Asiatic Honey Fig. It ripens two crops 
a season. First crop July 15th to August 15th, and the second 
from September 10th to October 30th and it is used for 
eating fresh or preserves, marmalade and many kinds of 
confection. 
Neverala (Blue). One crop a year. Very large and seedless. 
Kadota. Medium size, light green, sweet; practically seedless. 
GRAFTED MULBERRIES (Morus) 
Downing. A valuable everbearing variety. A good shade tree. 
Medium size berries. 6-8’ $1.50. 
DWARF PEARS 
Ideal trees for planting in a small area. Trees remain small 
but produce abundantly. For description see page . . 
2 yr.: Each $1.00; any three $2.50. 
Anjou Clairgeau 
Bartlett Flemish Beauty 
Bosc Seckel 
BLUEBERRIES 
We are now able to offer this delightful “’shrub berry’” to 
our customers. It bears an abundance of large sweet to acid 
fruits from June to September, the fruit measuring up to an 
inch in diameter. Aside from their productiveness they make 
an excellent shrub. Order today. Plant them commercially for 
greater profits. Write for special rates for commercial quantities. 
1 
Each 
DYE Mr Ec poe ares: $ .60 $5.00 $40.00 
Smylie on Teens eae eat eee ist 1.00 9.00 80.00 
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