CALIFORNIA FLOWERLAND 
Ging Pel Subtropical 
ruils 
Gardens in California are especially blessed by the bounteous variety 
of fruits from all over the world, which thrive here. Fruiting trees and 
shrubs give you double value—in addition to delicious fruits for eating 
fresh and preserving, the trees and shrubs are all highly ornamental. 
Have in your home garden enough trees in variety to keep you supplied 
with fruit throughout the year. 
California Flowerland Fruit Trees are carefully selected stock, grown 
under ideal conditions. 
Prices for all Citrus are for heavy 2-year old trees, unless otherwise 
specified. 
Oranges 
WASHINGTON NAVEL. The famous seedless 
orange, fruits large, solid and heavy, juicy and 
sweet and of fine quality. Skin is smooth and of 
very fine texture. Tree vigorous and a heavy 
bearer. $1.75. 
ROBERTSON NAVEL. Patent No. 126. Fruit 
equal or superior to the finest Washington Navel 
orange, and ripening at least three weeks earlier. 
In many districts it is sweet before Christmas. It 
is an extremely heavy bearer because of no June 
drop. Because it develops so much fruiting wood 
and bears heavy crops as soon as planted, the 
trees do not usually grow as large as the regular 
Navel. $2.85 each; 10 for $23.50. 
NEW SUMMERNAVEL 
This new Summernavel Orange (Patent No. 
347) brings you delicious seedless fruit for peeling 
and eating in the summer time. Ripe from March 
to October, the large, juicy fruits are equal to the 
finest of the Navels. 1-year old trees, each $3.00; 
2-year, $3.50. 
Have Delicious Navel Oranges the year around, 
by planting a tree of each of the above. 
VALENCIA. Large oval fruits, solid and heavy; 
flesh is exceedingly juicy, skin thin and of strong 
texture. Keeps well on the tree throughout the 
summer, and maintains its fine quality as late as 
September. Ripens when all other varieties are 
gone. $1.75 each. 
ARMSTRONG SEEDLESS VALENCIA. Patent No. 
124. This wonderful new variety is even finer in 
quality than the ordinary Valencia, and has the 
advantage of being without seeds. $2.85 each. 
Avocados for rich, delicious salad. 
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We have splendid specimens of bearing size Citrus trees on display. 
Lemons 
EUREKA. The celebrated California lemon, and 
favorite shipping variety. Fruits of medium size, 
smooth, glossy, heavy, juicy and well flavored; 
keeps well. Tree is vigorous, almost thornless, and 
a prolific bearer. In great demand because flow- 
ers, green and ripe fruit are borne almost the en- 
tire year. Especially heavy crop in midsummer, 
when lemons are much in demand. Prune only 
enough to keep the tree shapely, as the extra 
foliage protects the fruit from sunburn. $1.75 
each. 
PONDEROSA. The fruits of this variety are of 
amazing size; juice and flavor are excellent, es- 
pecially fine for lemon pie. Trees are very orna- 
mental and bear when quite small. $2.00 each. 
ARMSTRONG SEEDLESS LEMON. Large, smooth- 
skinned fruits, identical in quality and habit to 
the famous Eureka, but they are seedless. $2.85 
each. 
PINK LEMON. This form of the Eureka Lemon 
is extremely interesting, with handsomely varie- 
gated leaves and pink flesh and juice. The fruits 
are striped in green, yellow and white. $2.00 each. 
MEYER LEMON 
This is a Dwarf Chinese Lemon, valuable 
as an ornamental shrub and for hedges, or 
as a small tree or pot plant, because of the 
handsome foliage, fragrant blossoms and 
fruits, which are full size, beautiful deep 
golden yellow, and of the finest quality. The 
Meyer Lemon should be in every California 
garden, and may be grown in pots where 
citrus fruit cannot be grown out-of-doors. 
The plants are constantly in flower or fruit. 
Price: Tree-shaped, $2.00 each. 5-gallon con- 
tainers, bushy, $2.00 each; 1-gallon containers, 
75¢ each. 
Limes 
TAHITI. (Bearss Seedless) A _ favorite 
tropics, this lime is the finest grown. Fruits are 
large, lemon colored, yielding much more juice 
than other varieties. The acid juice and rind have 
a rich lime bouquet, imparting a most delicious 
flavor to your Collins, Rickey, limeade or punch. 
All points considered, it excells all limes, and 
will soon be the most popular market variety. 
$2.00 each. 
in the 
MEXICAN. This bears extremely heavy crops of 
very acid small greenish fruits. Most of the limes 
used at soda fountains and bars are of this va- 
riety. $2.00 each. 
SWEET LIME. The juice is so sweet that you 
can drink it without sugar, and the large fruits 
are good to eat out of hand. They have charac- 
teristic lime flavor. Trees are highly ornamental, 
hardy, and bear heavy crops of large yellow fruits. 
$2.00 each. 
Eustis Limequat 
Very ornamental trees, producing fruits almost 
immediately after planting. Fruits are small, oval, 
and bright yellow, the juice very much like that 
of the lime. Trees are hardy, and not damaged 
by temperatures as low as 20 degrees. $2.75 each. 
Delicious Tangerines 
and Mandarins 
These are especially valuable trees for home 
gardens, because they grow readily and bear heavy 
crops of sweet, juicy, sprightly flavored fruit, that 
is not readily obtained in markets. 
ALGERIAN. The earliest to ripen, sweet and 
ready to pick from December to March. Fruit is 
of excellent quality, and the tree is handsome in 
appearance. $2.00 each. 
DANCY. Fruit is of medium size, sweet, with 
deep orange rind. Ripens from February to Au- 
gust and is the standard variety. $2.00 each. 
KING MANDARIN. The _ Kid-Glove Orange. 
This is the largest of the tangerines, the fruits 
equal in size to an average Valencia orange. 
They are round, with rough skin which peels read- 
ily from the sweet juicy center segments. $2.00 
KARA. Richest flavored and juiciest of them 
all, the large fruits have a new, distinct flavor. 
$2.75 each. P 
KINNOW. Another new variety that has an 
entirely different flavor, and is preferred by many 
to any of the other Tangerines. Extremely orna- 
mental. $2.75 each. 
_ SATSUMA. The hardiest of all, and rather dwarf 
in habit. The sweet, juicy, loose-skinned fruits 
are ripe before Christmas. Will thrive in districts 
where other citrus fruits fail. $2.00 each. ~ 
Surinam Cherry 
(EUGENIA UNIFLORA) 
_ A large ornamental shrub or hedge plant, bear- 
ing quantities of waxy, eight-angled fruits, shining 
green at first and changing to brilliant orange, 
then to bright red. They have an agreeable spicy 
flavor, fine for a salad garnish or for jelly. Fruit- 
fg specimens, 5-gallon containers, $2.50; 1-gal. 
Cc: 
Pineapple Guava 
(FEIJOA SELLOWIANA) 
Luscious, flavorful fruits for eating fresh, for 
salads or jellies. Shrubs are ornamental, with deep 
green foliage, silvery reverse, and showy flowers. 
Grafted varieties: Coolidge, Superba, Choiceana. 3 
to 4 foot specimens, each $3.50. 
Loquat 
These fruits are much appreciated 
spring, having a fresh sprightly flavor. Loquat 
pie equals the most delicious cherry pie. Ever- 
green, medium sized trees, with large, deep green 
foliage of tropical appearance. Should be in every 
garden even for ornament alone. The budded 
trees produce decidedly superior fruit. 3 to 4 
foot specimens, each $2.75. 
in early 
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