
BARTLETT. National favorite used for shipping, 
drying, canning, First good commercial and 
home orchard variety to ripen. Pollenizer: W. 
Nelis. Bartlett double-worked on quince makes 
excellent dwarf trees. Price 10 cents higher. 
BEURRE D’ANJOU. Crimson blushed, tasty fruits 
are excellent keepers. Bears heavy crops. 
BEURRE HARDY. Best known fall shipping variety. 
Follows Bartlett. Handsome fruits borne on pro- 
ductive trees. Available on quince root for shal- 
low soils, or for top-working other sorts. 
DANA’S HOVEY. Popular small-fruited home or- 
chard variety sometimes called '‘‘Winter Seckel”’. 
DOYENNE DU COMICE. Important fall commercial 
and home orchard pear. Beautiful, delicious. 
EASTER BEURRE, Latest ripening, good keeping. 
Large fruits are prized for baking. 
SECKEL. Small-fruited home orchard pear. 
cious flesh melting, juicy, buttery. 
WINTER NELIS. Late-ripening, medium-sized fruits 
are tasty, excellent keepers. Fine pollenizer. 
OLD HOME (Blight Resistant Pear). Used as an in- 
termediate stock for blight resistance. 
Deli- 
Note: All pears available on French root; on quince 
root as indicated. 
RoedingA Lualily PEARS 


Bartlett pear trees double-worked on quince 
roots make excellent ‘‘espaliers’’ and useful dwarf 
trees for restricted areas. Don’t overlook their 
possibilities, 
Quinces... 
APPLE or ORANGE. Medium-sized, apple shape. 
PINEAPPLE. Large, flavor suggests pineapple. 
SMYRNA. Oblong fruits handsome, perfumed. 
Nectarines ... 
GOLD MINE. Delicious home orchard freestone. 
Good producer, 
GOWER. Standard shipping variety. 
JOHN RIVERS. New early shipping variety popu- 
lar in the East. 
QUETTA. Large, clingstone shipper. 
STANWICK. California's leading variety. Good 
shipper, fine dried. 
VICTORIA. Late home orchard sort. 
(All of our nectarine varieties are white fleshed. 
All are freestones except Quetta.) 

Prices subject to change without notice. All quotations f.o.b. our Nurseries. 
COMMERCIAL FRUIT TREES: Apples, Peaches, 
Almonds, Pears, Prunes, and Pomegranates. 
Caliper Approx. 10 to 49 50 to 299 
ES soy WALES ob oc 4-6' $ .50 $ .40 
SE NO WE soesons 3-4’ 45 SoS 
VEE TeYR ce oth pac Tash 40 .30 
Please write for prices on 300 or more trees. 
Add 5c for 6-8’ trees. 
COMMERCIAL FRUIT TREES: Apricots, Cherries, 
Plums, Quinces, and Figs. 
Caliper Approx. 10 to 49 50 to 299 
te) WIS 5.6050 4-6' $ .50 $ .45 
6 we tOiny/ Suse senses: 3-4' 45 40 
Ugo | tOWS BAe a 5 eaters 2-3' 40 zo 
Please write for prices on 300 or more trees. Add 
5 cents for 6-8’ trees. 
Quantity Rates for Commercial Fruit Trees: No orders 
accepied at commercial fruit tree prices for less than 
ten trees of a single variety. The total number of all 
trees, including orders for several varieties, deter- 
mines the quantity rate. 
HOME ORCHARD FRUIT TREES— 
Caliper Approx Price Each 
INP ANSAA eR: ceroacta atin Sc 6-8" $ .85 
oman oye WING ont ss psi 4-6' sis 
a tatO 2/2 tee reese eter siete as 3-4! 65 
Quantity Discount: An order for 10 or more assorted 
varieties takes a discount of 10 per cent; an order for 
25 or more assorted varieties a discount of 20 per 
cent. Prices and discounts do not include royalties on 
patented varieties: Fisher, 20 cents; Nectar, 20 cents; 
Rio Oso Gem, 10 cents; Sullivan Cling, 5 cents. 
CITRUS: Standard Varieties. 
1 to 10 11 to49 50 to 299 
Caliper, ¥%" to %"..$2.50 $2.00 $1.50 
Please write for prices on 300 or more or for 
smaller sizes. 
CITRUS Novelties: $3.00 each. 
AVOCADOS: lto5 6 or more 
Priceseacll cat omont meant $3.50 $3.00 
LOQUATS: Budded, each 
TER de BONG OMA ee reach ae Getcha eae $15.00 
Goffe isis lle eteho tacue the nig choke cr okdebo tet 7.50 
La cdo (e dk=vo aie: CARE 6 AA e Das Wm earn Mears 4.50 
BEAL CLL SC aera ee eae rier aa iow eee ie ere 2.50 

CITRUS «aad Subtropical Fruits 
CITRUS STANDARD VARIETIES ... 
WASHINGTON NAVEL ORANGE. California's famous 
winter ripening orange. Trees are beautifully orna- 
mental and produce fine crops of delicious fruits. 
VALENCIA LATE ORANGE. California’s summer-ripen- 
ing orange prized for its juice. Ornamental, produc- 
tive. 
EUREKA LEMON. The standard market lemon. Bears 
large crops of good-sized, juice-packed fruits; few 
seeds. 
LISBON LEMON. Hardier than Eureka. Trees and fruits 
larger, of good quality. Handsome, productive. 
MARSH SEEDLESS POMELO (Grapefruit). Best commer- 
cial and home orchard variety, juicy, very few seeds. 
CITRUS NOVELTIES ... 
MEYER LEMON. Hardy, dwarf variety useful as orna- 
mental tree or shrub. Continually interesting. 
PINK (or Thompson) GRAPEFRUIT. Pink sport of Marsh. 
NAGAMI KUMQUAT. Hardy, dwarf, useful tubbed plant. 
DANCY TANGERINE. Famous California market variety. 
SATSUMA ORANGE. Best variety for frosty climates. 
BEARRS SEEDLESS LIME. Finest quality; productive. 
RANGPUR LIME. Hardiest of the limes; high in acid. 
RUBY BLOOD ORANGE. Blood red, juicy, sweet flesh. 
OLIVES: 
Grafted, bare root. lto 10 11 to 49 
WE Nie YEN (etblNionuta on aac $1.50 $1.35 
Write for prices on 50 or more of these or smaller 
sizes. 
CHESTNUTS: Budded, each 
fo RSL ee Mawr ho to, Teron On oe $2.50 
O54 eRe oe Sat Pa ee oe eee een 2.00 
CHESTNUT SEEDLINGS: 1 to 10 11 or more 
Ce Me ci SERS eee GL 3 os crete S72 $ .60 
PECANS: Budded, each 
Oa Smee ear ERe LAUR Re hcl APSE RS saree, Marita $3.00 
(i SE: i RA Neca or Su MERE wai ENE. or OSCR PIS 
Select Pecan 50 cents higher. 
WALNUTS: Budded English varieties and 
Frostfighter. 
1 to 10 11 to 49 50 or more 
SE TiO aeeieceen ces eet a: $2.00 $1.75 $1.50 
SSW eacns oto Goto eect 15 1.90 GAAS 
AR Oia, =o ere eee 1.50 e295 1.00 
WALNUT SEEDLINGS: 3-Blood Royal. 
1 to 10 1lto49 50ormore 
SP Shelia ceteris AAR $ .80 $ .70 $ .60 
AIG Rees Rice eters .70 .60 .90 
oe ee ree Aas nto .60 .90 40 
FILBERTS: Layers, each 
Dee ee Ue a eaten Tie HAP MELTS Srarege cement $1.00 
PERSIMMONS: Grafted, each 
7B Hee SPEER ty. tes en cae, ee ene $1.25 
Bids 38 Wee tare ee thew reas ne tee ane eee eLors 1.00 
GRAPEVINES: Table and Raisin, Wine, 
Resistant rootstocks. 
Ito 10 Lito 4950ito 299 
No. } Grade; each. :-$ .25 plo 5 .06 
Please write for prices on 300 or more. 
GRAPEVINES: American Varieties. 
Ite 10° 1lto 49 
Now UiGracdemectehienrrenten arice $. .25 Ay alts) 
Please write for prices on large quantities. 
GUAVAS ... 
PINEAPPLE GUAVA. Coolidge and Choiceana varieties. 
LEMON GUAVA. Attractive shrubs bear yellow fruits. 
Pill so GUAVA. Compact shrub; fine, claret 
ruits. 
Price each, l-gal. containers: Pineapple $1.00; others 
S ou Price each, 5-gal. containers: Pineapple, 
AVOCADOS... 
BENEDICT. Hardiest variety; good quality; prolific. 
DUKE. Finest quality of all the hardy varieties. 
MEXICOLA. Hardy; prolific even as a young tree. 
Avocados for delivery after March 1. 
LOQUATS ... 
CHAMPAGNE. Flavor all that the name implies. 
PREMIER. Large fruited; sweet, cherry-like flavor. 
THALES. Largest of the loquats; orange flesh. 
OLIVES... 
MANZANILLO. Medium to large fruits; oil, pickling. 
MISSION. Most artistic tree; bears heavy crops. 
SEVILLANO. Famous ‘’Queen Olive’; largest fruits. 
2 
BERRY PLANTS: Boysenberries, Youngberries, 
Blackberries, Loganberries, Currants, Gooseberries. 
1 to 10 11 to49 50 or more 
One-year tips, each..$ .15 $ 12% $ .10 
RASPBERRIES ........ 10 .08 .06 
Blackcap raspberries same price as blackberries. 
STRAWBERRIES: 1 to 49 50 to 299 
EGChias ean eee cee $ .03 $ .02 
Please write for prices on larger quantities. 
Quantity Rates, Small Fruits and Vegetables: Total 
number of plants ordered determines the quantity 
rate, excepting strawberries, which should be figured 
separately. 
JUNE BUDS ON NEMATODE-RESISTANT STOCK: Please 
write for prices of important commercial varieties 
June-budded on Shalil nematode resistant rootstock. 
COMBINATION FRUIT TREES: Specially grown for small 
gardens, these combination fruit trees carry three 
varieties of the same kind of fruit ripening at differ- 
eni seasons. Apricots, Nectarines, Feaches, Plums. 
$4.00 each. 
SALES TAX, TERMS 
Customers ordering for delivery in California please 
add 3 per cent State Sales Tax. Terms: Cash with the 
order except to established charge accounts. 
CASH AND CARRY DISCOUNT 
Orders amounting to $5.00 or more that are picked up 
at our headquariers at Niles or at any of our branches 
(located at Sacramento, Modesto, Fresno, and Menlo 
Park) and are paid for at the time, are subject to a 10 
per cent cash and carry discount. 
TRUCK DELIVERIES 
Orders amounting to $5.00 or more are delivered free 
of charge within a radius of 30 miles from Niles (orders 
for less than $5.00 subject to a charge of 50c), pro- 
viding such deliveries are made at our convenience. We 
are in a position to make deliveries at greater distances 
by special arrangement with our Niles office. 
SPRAY MATERIALS 
We carry a complete line of spray materials, fertil- 
izers, and garden tools in our Garden Stores. 
GUARANTEE 
The California Nursery Company will exercise care to 
have all stock true io name; nevertheless, it is under- 
stood and agreed that should any stock prove untrue to 
name, the California Nursery Company shall be liable 
only for the sum paid for the stock which may prove un- 
true, and shall not be liable for any greater amount. 

WASHINGTON NAVEL ORANGE 
