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FIGS for Health 
MAGNOLIA. Large, straw colored fruit. Heavy fruiter, 
Well-known for canning and preserving and table. 
BROWN TURKEY. Purplish, medium-size, sweet. Bears 
very young, and a fine fig. 
TEXAS EVERBEARING. We think this is one of the 
finest of all figs. Bears heavily on little trees just a few 
inches~high in nursery rows (see illustration). Figs 
June until frost. Seems to do better farther north than 
most figs. Straw colored fruit that rarely cracks. Good 
size and excellent flavor. 

Early Bearing 
Improved WALNUTS 
THOMAS and OHIO. Very fine improved black walnuts 
with compartively thin shells. Crack easily and the 
meats separate easily in quarters, sometimes in halves. 
Delicious, old-time flavor. The black walnut makes a 
beautiful, long-lived tree. These improved varieties bear 
very young. Valuable timber and nuts, both for home 
and orchard and timber plantings. 
WILSON WONDER English. Produces enormous walnuts. 
Tree bears young and good producer. Recommended for 
home but not for commercial orchard plantings in our 
section. 

The Chinese 
JUJUBE 
A Beautiful Tree — A Fine Fruit 
® One of the most unusual and delightful 
combination fruits and decorative trees ever 
brought to this country —this one from 
China. Fruit is light chocolate color, flesh 
similar to an apple, sweet, crisp. Makes de- 
licious sweet pickles; cooked in sugar syrup 
and. dried they rival sugared dates; and 
we'll put Jujube butter up against apple 
butter every time. Bears heavily, consistent- 
ly ; seems free from all insects and diseases ; 
thrives where other fruits won’t grow be- 
cause of extreme conditions of soil and cli- 
mate. Ripens July to November—often bears 
first year. Tree grows 30-35 feet high, and 
is beautiful in any landscape plan. Vary 
your planting with some Jujube trees, 
LiI—Largest variety ; sometimes 2 inches. 
Small pits, lots of flesh; tree practically 
thornless. 
LANG—Large, pear-shaped fruit. One of 
the best. 
SEEDLING—Ornamental, but bear small 
fruit. 

