CHERRIES 

Bing Cherry 
FREIGHT PAID PRICES ON CHERRIES 
On Mazzard Root 
5 at 10 rate; 50 at 100 rate. 
Each 10 100 
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Write for Special Prices on 250 or More. 
In planting a Cherry orchard care should be 
taken not to plant trees too close together; select 
a dry soil for the Cherry, as a rule, although it 
is so hardy a tree that it will thrive in a great 
variety of soil, yet a good sandy, or gravelly 
loam is best. Use same care in planting as other 
trees. 
Orchardists are resorting more and more to 
the planting of varieties of Cherries that are 
strong pollenizers. Experience seems to demon- 
strate that such varieties as Black Oregon, Black 
Tartarian and Black Republican are the best 
varieties to use for this purpose. Usually about 
one in every nine trees has proven to be the right 
proportion to use of these pollenizers. 
Special Note to Commercial Planters: Our 
cherry trees are grown from heaviest consistent 
producing orchards in Wasco County, Oregon. 
Pollenizers offered are taken from same Proven 
Blocks of Royal Ann, Bing, and Lambert. 
Commercial Sorts: 
Ann. 
Bing, Lambert, and Royal 
Pollenizers: Black Republican, Black Oregon, 
Deacon, and Black Tartarian. 
Sweet Cherries 
Special Note to Commer. 
cial Orchardists — Many 
commence to die back and 
carry a 
wood structure, finally dy- 
ing out completely. Avoid 
this terrible loss of time and 
money by buying your com- 
mercial cherry orchard from 
reliable nurseryman. We of- 
fer the very finest of stock 
grown from certified bud 
selected sorts direct from 
the very finest cherry orch- 
ards in the west in The 
Dalles section. Wasco Coun- 
ty, Oregon. We grow our 
cherry trees on whole roots 
of true mazzard stock. Many 
inferior cherry trees are of- 
fered annually by unreliable 
nurseryman. Buy only the 
best. Ours will stand the 
test of time. 

BING—Almost as large again as the Black 
Republican; flesh very solid, flavor of the highest 
quality; tree thrifty, upright grower, very hardy 
and productive; a fine shipping and market va- 
riety. First of July. 
BLACK OREGON — Excellent black cherry, 
good pollenizer for Bing, ships well, closely re- 
sembles the Bing. 
BLACK REPUBLICAN—Fruit dark color; rich, 
solid and an excellent keeper. Middle of July. 
Pollenizer. — 
BLACK TARTARIAN — Very large, purplish 
black, half tender: flavor mild and pleasant. Tree 
vigorous, immense bearer. Ripe last of June. Pol- 
lenizer. : 
DEACON—Similar to Black Tartarian in color 
and size, but superior in texture and shipping 
qualities. One of the most satisfactory for pol- 
lenizing. 
GOV. WOOD—Tree vigorous and bears prolific. 
Fruit medium to large, yellow, nearly covered with 
bright red. Flesh light, tender and juicy. 
LAMBERT—Size very large; form roundish, 
heart-shaped; stem long, slender, suture of me- 
dium depth, wide; surface smooth, glossy; color 
dark purplish red, with numerous minute, in- 
dented russet dots; flesh dark purplish red with 
whitish veins, meaty and of fine texture; semi- 
cling, small seed; flavor sweet or very mild sub- 
acid, aromatic, rich. Quality very good and an 
excellent shipper. 
ROYAL ANN (Napoleon)—Fruit large; light yel- 
low with red cheek, very rich, solid, excellent 
keeper. The leading commercial canning cherry. 

6 FREIGHT PAID (Except East of Rocky Mountains) 

beautiful cherry orchards at — 
6 to 8 years old, quickly. 
lot of unhealthy — 
