% K Reedings Quality APPLES 
BLACKTWIG. Used as 
other sorts. 
an understock for 
DELICIOUS. Popular commercial variety for 
fall markets. Trees vigorous, productive. 
GRAVENSTEIN. Most popular summer vari- 
ety for market and home orchard. Fruits 
streaked crimson. 
JONATHAN. Bright red, medium-sized fruits 
enjoy a wide range of climatic conditions. 
Productive. 
MELBA. Handsome yellow apple nicely 
blushed; excellent flavor. Ripens before 
Gravenstein. 
RED ASTRACHAN. Popular early variety 
adapted to warm, interior valleys. Hand- 
some, delicious. 
RED JUNE. Splendid early summer apple for 
market and home orchard. Medium size, 
good flavor. 
RED ROME BEAUTY. Bears good crops on 
young trees. Good fall variety for commer- 
cial and home planting. 
YELLOW BELLEFLOWER. Popular 
apple, very aromatic. 
planted with other sorts. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS. Golden yellow sport of 
the Delicious apple. Combines all of the 
desirable features of its parent with hand- 
some color and wide range of adaptablity. 
YELLOW NEWTOWN PIPPIN. Best known 
winter apple adapted to wide range of cli- 
mates. Good eating, cooking. 
cooking 
Bears best when 
CRABAPPLES ... 
RED SIBERIAN. Small, bright red fruits make 
excellent cider, jellies, preserves. Showy, 
prolific. 
TRANSCENDENT. Large crabapple; crisp, 
juicy flesh. 
YELLOW SIBERIAN. Large clusters of hand- 
some yellow fruits. Makes excellent pre- 
serves, jams, jellies. 
STAYMAN’S WINESAP. Delicious large apple 
prominent in November markets. Carmine 
red, spicy. 
WHITE ASTRACHAN. Early summer, green- 
ish-white variety prized in interior valleys. 
Good cooking. 
WHITE WINTER PEARMAIN. Large, fall-rip- 
ening shipping apple. Trees vigorous and ing, 
productive. 
WINTER BANANA. Large, attractive fruits are 
pale yellow with handsome red blush. 
Quick bearer. 
RED DELICIOUS 
(Right) A deep red sport of Delicious out- 
ranking its parent in size, attractive color- 
and delicious 
premium prices in all markets, because it 
satisfies an increasing demand for all-red 
apples. 

flavor. Commands 

COURTESY WASHINGTON STATE APPLE COMMISSION 

SPRING TO SUMMER 
APRICOTS: APRICOTS: 
Newcastle Early Royal 
CHERRIES: Blenheim 
Chapman Routier’s Peach 
Early Richmond Tilton 
Black Tartarian Moorpark 
Bing 
English Morello NECTARINES: 
Royal Anne : 4 
Lambert John Rivers 
Gold Mi 
FREESTONE PEACHES: Go 
Alexander 
poe ae NSY FREESTONE PEACHES: 
Early Imperial 
ELUM: Nectar 
pecuty Babcock 
EARLY SUMMER TO SO e ia ges 
Hale’s Early 
MIDSUMMER Foster 
APPLES: — : 
Red June CLING PEACHES: 
Red Astrachan Walton 
White Astrachan Johnson 
EARLY SUMMER TO MIDSUMMER 
Lone: CLING PEACHES: 
imax 
See Rosa eee 
d 
Wigece Seller’s Orange 
Becky Smith Gaume 
Bavay’s Green Gage Sims 
Halford No. 2 
MIDSUMMER TO LATE Strawberry Cling 
SUMMER Sullivan 
APPLES: Heath 
Melba 
Gravenstein PEARS: 
Crabapples Bartlett 
NECTARINES: Seckel 
Quetta Beurre Hardy 
Stanwick 
FREESTONE PEACHES: PLUMS: 
Elberta Duarte 
Fay Elberta Satsuma 
Muir 
J. H. Hale ee 
Rio Oso Gem Jefferson 
Movelll Yellow Egg 
Curry Seedling Giant 
Salway President 
MIDSUMMER TO LATE SUMMER 
PRUNES: 
FALL 
NECTARINES: 
Sugar Victoria 
French Improved 
Coates 1418 FREESTONE PEACHES: 
Imperial Miller's Late 
FALL PEARS: 
APPLES: Doyenne du Comice 
Beurre d’Anjou 
Dana’s Hovey 
Winter Nelis 
Easter Beurre 
Yellow Belleflower 
Jonathan 
Red Delicious 
Yellow Delicious 
Winter Banana 
W. W. Pearmain QUINCES: 
Winesap Apple or Orange 
Red Rome Beauty Pineapple 
Y. N. Pippin Smyrna 

This fruit tree listing in approximate ripening order 
was especially prepared for home orchardists. Check the 
varieties of your choice on this list to obtain a picture 
of your orchard through the four fruit-bearing seasons. 
Judicious selection will provide a generous supply of 
fruit over a long period. 

PLUMS for every season 
(On peach root except as noted.) 
BAVAY’S GREEN GAGE. Large, round greenish yel- 
low. Good in home orchards. 
BEAUTY. Earliest commercial variety. On marianna 
and peach roots. 
BECKY SMITH. Fine mid-season plum; tasty, good 
size. 
CLIMAX. Delicious home orchard variety. 
DAMSON. Popular small plum for jam. 
DUARTE. Excellent all-red plum. 
GIANT. Large, dark blue plum. 
JEFFERSON. Popular canning plum. Yellow, pro- 
ductive. On marianna root. 
PRESIDENT. Latest shipping plum. Large, blue. On 
marianna and peach. 
SANTA ROSA. California’s leading shipping plum. 
Large, red fleshed, juicy. On marianna and peach, 
SATSUMA. Most popular all-red plum. Good can- 
ner. On marianna and peach. 
TRAGEDY. Large, dark blue, oval. On marianna. 
WICKSON. Large, heart shaped, yellow. On mari 
anna and peach. 
YELLOW EGG. Golden yellow; choice, large. On 
marianna root only. 
Reedings Quality NUT TREES * 
Almonds... 
DRAKE’S SEEDLING. Productive, medium soft-shelled 
almond valuable as a pollenizer. Important commer- 
cial variety. 
IXL. A beautiful, large almond, most attractive in ap- 
pearance. Soft shelled; sweet kernels. 
JORDANOLO. New variety recently introduced, similar 
to Ne Plus Ultra, but has smoother kernels. 
NE PLUS ULTRA. Elongated, soft-shelled almonds are 
borne on productive trees. Pollenizer for Nonpareil. 
NONPAREIL. The standard soft-shelled almond in all 
districts. turdy trees are consistent producers of 
high-quality clmonds. Produces best with Ne Plus 
Ultra and Texas Prolific. 
PEERLESS. An extremely heavy bearer of high-quality, 
hard-shelled nuts. A moneymaker. 
TEXAS PROLIFIC. An excellent producer of small, hard- 
shelled almonds highly desirable for the candy trade. 
Note: All varieties of almonds available on peach or 
almond roots. 
Prices for Fruit and Nut Trees on page 2. 
Chestnuts... 
LARGE AMERICAN SWEET. Fine, large, tasty nuts. 
MARRON DE COMBALE. Rapid grower, excellent nuts. 
QUERCY. Good pollenizer for the above varieties. 

California PRUNES 
COATES 1418. The prune of many names: XX 
French, Cox, Date, Saratoga. High yielding vari- 
ety; fruits run to higher grades than French. On 
marianna root. 
FRENCH IMPROVED. Leading variety in all dis- 
tricts. Medium to large fruits are borne on sturdy, 
prolific trees. Available on peach, myro and mari- 
anna. 
IMPERIAL EPINEUSE. One of the largest prunes; ex- 
cellent quality. Shy bearer unless planted with 
other sorts. Available on marianna root. 
SUGAR. Earliest prune to ripen. Fruit is large in 
size and very sweet. Available on marianna root. 

PERSIMMONS ... 
HACHIYA. Leading commercial variety and finest 
quality. Beautiful conical fruits borne on attractive 
trees. 
POMEGRANATES ... 
WONDERFUL. Leading variety. Extra large fruits 
are borne on tree-like shrubs. Hondsome in flower, 
fruit. 
FIGS ... Sweet, luscious 
BROWN TURKEY. Large, purplish brown. 
DURO BLACK. Large black for the Coast. 
KADOTA. Leading fig for preserves. White. 
MISSION. California's all-purple black fig. 
WHITE ADRIATIC. White. Tasty reddish pulp. 
Filberts ... 
BARCELONA. Best commercial variety. Most filbert 
plantings comprise 80 per cent Barcelona. Requires 
pollenizer. 
DAVIANA. Shy bearer but best pollenizer for Bar- 
celona. 
DUCHILLY. Good quality; large size; fine pollenizer. 
Pecans... 
CALORO. Splendid new variety adapted to a wide 
range of climatic conditions. Early truiting, high 
quality. 
BURKETT. Standard commercial variety. Nuts large, 
soft shelled. Plant with Success for pollenization. 
SELECT. (Patent rights reserved.) A new variety avail- 
able this year for the first time. Made to order for 
Northern California climate. Matures early; delicious 
meats part easily from the shell. 
SUCCESS. Widely planted in the San Joaquin Valley. 
Soft shelled, prolific, self-fruitful. 
Walnuts... 
CONCORD. Produces consistently heavy crops of large, 
round soft-shelled nuts. Vigorous. 
EUREKA. Popular variety throughout California. Large, 
soft-shelled nuts well-sealed, fine. 
FRANQUETTE. Most important commercial variety in 
northern California. Late blooming, prolific. 
MAYETTE. Produces good crops of fancy, large-sized 
soft-shelled nuts. Excellent quality. 
PAYNE SEEDLING. Popular variety throughout Cali- 
fornia. Bears good crops on very young trees. 
Walnut Understock .. . 
THREE-BLOOD ROYAL. Rootstocks mainly used for our 
budded English walnuts. Fast growing. ! 
