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PEARS 
The pear tree is very shapely and beautiful. The tree 
is very long-lived. Many varieties do not grow here in 
the South because of “fire-blight” on twigs and limbs, 
GARBER—Large, round. Widely grown. Eating and canning. 
KEIFFER—Seldom affected by blight. Common southern preserv- 
ing pear. Tree vigorous and prolific. One of safest pears to 
plant. Fruit ripened in cellar or storage is delicious. 
BARTLETT—Subject to blight, but melting, rich flavor. 
DOUGLAS. Rather new pear that attracts attention 
with heavy crops on small trees, many bearing in the 
nursery rows. I saw a tree, not much higher than a 
man’s head, with over 200 pears. Blight Resistant. 
Eating, canning, preserving. Fine reputation as un- 
usually heavy producers. 

DOUGLAS PEAR 
APPLES 
RED JUNE—Early, red. Heavy pro- 
ducer. Eating, cooking. 
DELICIOUS — Large, attractive, well 
known. Red. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS—Large, produc- 
tive. Fine home or for market. 
KING DAVID—Medium size, red. Noted 
for early production. 
TRANSCENDENT CRAB. Cooking. 

Oe ee inion 
RED JUNE APPLE 
GRAPES are grown everywhere. Easily grown and produce large returns 
from little effort. Why not have plenty of grape juice, jelly, jam? 
NIAGARA—White, grown aii over South. High quality. Vigorous grower. 
CARMAN—One of most fool-proof and dependable. Black berry. Prolific. 
BLACK SPANISH—Big bunches, small black berries. Juice. Fine in S. W. 
Champanel Grape 
Champanel will grow where other 
gtapes die because of root-rot or nem- 
atode. Valuable on lime soils where 
most other grapes do not do well— 
grows on any kind of soil. Try this 
grape if others have been dying out 
on you. Valuable. 
Large, open clusters of black ber- 
ries. Beautifully colored juice. Good 
eating, too. Ripe berries hang on 
vine in good condition for long time. 
Resists heat and drought. 

