Patten Plum 
Patten Plum was originated by the late C, G. Patten at his experi- 
ment station at Charles City, Iowa The fruit is very large, medium 
red in color, with lilac bloom; flesh, very firm, meaty, juicy, delicious 
flavor when ripe. Season, mid-September. The fruit, unlike some 
of the American plums, does not run to small sizes as the trees become 
old. Sold only by the Sherman Nursery Co. 
324 Mee Parst- Claas) ) ca2tes 29 oan ee $1.25 each 
4-5 She (Pancy Jide 82 sacra Meee eee 1.50 each 
526 sth! Aho pecimen ) yoo leer eae iy 2.00 each 
Cherry 
Early Richmond Ostheim 
English Morello Wragg 
Mt. Morency 
Per 12 Per 6 Each 
First: class trees, 3-4 ft. .......... $ 12:00 936.50°"$1625 
Select trees, 4-6 ft. ....2..00...02.. 18.00 9.50 1.65 
Black Tartarian Cherry (Sweet) 
Per 12 Per 6 Each 
First class trees, 3-4 ft. _._..._... 212007253009 05419 1220 
Select trees, 4-6 ft. ...-.2.222.. 18.00 9.50 1.65 
All varieties of Cherries except Compass, Oka, 
Nicollet and Zumbra should not be sold north of lowa- 
Minnesota line. See previous page for prices on Com- 
pass, Oka, Nicollet and Zumbra listed under heading 
of *‘Plum-Cherry Hybrids.”’ 
Grape Vines 
No garden, however small, is complete without 
Grapevines. They can be used to cover any object or 
space—the side of a house, a fence, or a pergola, giv- 
ing welcome shade. Fine for the children; excellent 
for jelly and grape juice. Grapes will grow in most 
kinds of soil. All varieties except Beta should be given 
some winter protection in localities north of Central 
lowa. 
TWO YEAR HEAVY 
Each Perl2 Per 100 
Agawam (Red) ................ VT, $5.00 $40.00 
Beta (Black—Hardy) _....... De 523.0 25.00 
Concord (Black) = 2h oie 35 3.50 25.00 
Fredonia (Black—Hardy— 
Ear ly,) pice ee ees .50 5.00 40.00 
Moore’s Early (Black) ...... 50 5.00 40.00 
Niagara (White) __.............. 50 5.00 40.00 
Spurbeck (Hardy White).. .50 5.00 40.00 
Worden (Black) ....0......... 50 5.00 40.00 
Concord—1I year .............. w2 5 2.00 15.00 
