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SWEET CHERRY TREES ON MAZZARD STOCK 
Many disappointments in growing sweet clierries was because they were on Mahaileb 
stock which is the kind generally used. N.Y. Experimental Station issued on 
jllustrated bulletin showing very definitely the superiority of the Mazzard 
stock, 
Prices.=2 year #1.,80¢ each; $7.50 per 10. 
Black Tartarian.-Large to very large,sweet, juicy and high quality for dessert or 
eanning. Glossy black and stightly earlier than some others. 
Gov. Wood.-Large to very large,yellowish white shaded with crimson,very popular 
variety for the hame garden. 
Napoleon.-The largest variety on our list.It is a bright red over a yellowish 
background,firm texture. 
Schmidts (Bigarresu),.-Large te very large,purplish black with dark red juice, sweet 
and high quality. 
Yellow Spanish.-An old voriety,sometimes called Amber Heart. Large, yellow with a 
slight blush. 
SOUR CHERRY TREES 
These are the heavy croppingyearly bearing pie cherries.They bear the third 
year after planting. 
Prices,-2 year #1l., ‘75¢ each; $7.00 per 10. 
Early Richmond,-An early sour pie cherry,medium size,light red,freestone. 
Large Montmorency.-A midseason tart cherry ,dark red,freestone,large and highest 
quality ,leng stems,when fully ripe is nat so sour but very rich. 
PE AR TREES 
We list those varieties that have done best in this section over a long 
period of yedérs. | 
Prices.-2 year #1 75¢ each; $7.00 per 10. 
Beurre de Anjoy.—Midseason pear,good quality,larger and later than Bartlett, 
preenish russet. 
Bartlett.-The best known and most popular variety because of its size and quality 
than whith none are better. Ripens second early. 
Beurre Bosc.-Of highest quality,russety yellow with long neck,quality among the 
best of all pears, juicy and sweet, late. 
Chapps Favorite.—An early yellow pear with bright red eheek, of good quality. 
K@eiffer.—-The most prolifie mid hardiest of all pesrs ie N.d. When properly picked 
and ripened is splendid canned, large and very juicy. 
Séckle.—Small,medium late,very sweet,russet variety and highest quality. 
Sheldon.-A juicy,high quality ,yheavily russeted variety. Large, medium late. 
PLUM TREES 
Our trees are on the hardiest, all en plam stock, 
Prices.-Strong 2 year #1., 75¢ each, $7.00 per 10. 
Bradshaw.-A large early, dark purplish red variety of good quality,freestone, juicy. 
Green Gage.—Medium size,greenish yellow variety,sweet arid fine quality. 
Reine Claude.—Medium size,greenish yellow freestone of the highest quality. We 
consider this the best of all Eyropean, plums,early bearer and productive. 
Lombard.—Medium size,oval,violet red,juicy,high quality,a good market variety. 
Fellemburg Prune.-A large freestone prune of highest quality,czrly bearer. Blue 
German Prune.—The best known and most popular of all. prunes,blue,large freestone. 
Abundance.-The best Japan plum,red,juicy,sweet,early bearer. 
GRAPES 
Our list of grapes is made up of those varieties which are best suited for 
the home garden for home use. It includes both Concord and Niagara which are 
the only varieties we would recommend for commercial planting. 
Prices.-Concord 2 year #1., 20¢ each; $1.50 per 10; %8.00 per 100. 
Other varieties 2 year #1., 25¢ each; $2.00 per 10, 
Brighton.—Early,large clusters of large wine red berries,sweet and highest quality. 
Campbells Harly.-A large black variety that ripens early, It has a slight fox- 
grape aroma and taSte which is very pleasing to some. . 
Caco.-A large grape of pale red coloring,bunches loose,highest quality i 
Concord.-The best of our grapes because it bears well,is hardy,of high quality, 
has large clusters of large purplish black fruit in great quantities. 
Delaware.-A small red grzpe in compact clusters. The sweetest of all grapes. © 
Niagara,.—The best white grape in this section,extra large,compact bunches, slightly 
aromatic and sweet. Should be in every home gardenw 
Worden.=4 very large black grape ripening before Concord which is unsurpassed for 
quality. In fact, it is the best quality of all black grapes and much the 
sweetest. Everyone who eats it calls-for mores 
