


Freestone. A little 
Early Elberta larger than Elberta, 
in other respects the same, except that 
it ripens almost two weeks earlier. Very 
good for . Southern Illinois, Indiana, 
Southern Missouri and Kansas, but not 
hardy north of there. 
bs Freestone. In hardiness 
Fitzgeral and productiveness as 
good as Champion, the only difference is 
the color of the flesh. Fitzgerald is yellow 
meated, same high quality as Champion. 
Semi-Cling. This and 
Mayflower Alexander Early are 
the earliest peaches you can have. White 
meated, good size, and fine quality. Gets 
a nice red color even before fully ripe, 
blooms late and is fairly hardy. Ripens 
early in July. 
Freestone. Large size, 
} H. Hale beautiful rich orange yel- 
low color with carmine cheek, smooth, a 
very good peach. See picture on top of 
this page. Does well as far North as the 
middle of Nebraska, and anywhere South 
and East of here. Ripens end of August. 
M4 Clingstone. Best for 
Heath Cling pickles, large, round, 
white-meated, juicy, highly flavored. 
Hardy here, but not in the North. Ripens 
in October. 
One of the surest 
Polly Claimed to be even 
Medium size, 
ripens' in 
Freestone. 
bearers. 
Champion. 
flavor, white-meated, 
Add 10c per tree. 
hardier than 
good 
August. 





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1 Champion 
1 Polly 
1 J. H. Hale 


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Freestone. 
Elberta 
the South, in Ohio and 
South Haven 
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flesh yellow, firm, good quality. Not hardy in Nebraska. 
Freestone. 
yellow meat, a peach of excellent quality. 

J. H. HALE 
Hardy, extra 
large peach. 

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The best Known market peach, large, yellow with red cheek; 
Does well in 
Michigan. Ripens in August. 
A medium to large peach, yellow, flushed red, with 
In hardiness it com- 
pares with J. H. Hale, and most of the hardier types of budded l’eaches. 
Belle of Georgia 
Very large, white with red cheek, flesh white 
Hardy most anywhere south 
Freestone. 
and firm with excellent flavor. 
Freestone. Good medium to large size, creamy 
white with red cheek. Excellent flavor, sweet, rich and juicy, white 
of here. Ripens early in August. 
Champion EXTRA HARDY. 
meated. 
Champion is one of the hardiest peaches you can grow. 
I recommend it 
highly for the Middle West, and anywhere on the northern edge of the peach belt. 
Ripens in August. 
New 
Goldmine 
Nectarine 
The Nectarine 
is a smooth- 
skinned peach, 
about the size 
of a medium 
Peach, wax-like 
in appearance, 
and aé_highly 
desirable fresh 
table fruit. 
Goldmine is a 
introduc- 
the fruit 
slightly 
late 
tion, 
is 
flushed red, 
flesh almost 
white. The tree 
is a nice pro- 
ducer, and is 
hardy as_ far 
north as_ the 
Southern half 
of lowa and 
Nebraska. Nice 
3 to 4 ft. trees, 
70c) each; 3. for 
$1.85; prepaid. 

Peach trees require a 
within about 1 
and the tree will 
Peaches a summer pru 
ends of all new branches. This will produce a nice crop the following year. 
selected properly as to locality, give good and quick results anywhere. 
is one of the choicest on the market, havin 
for dependability and hardiness. 
Sonderegger Nurseries and Seedhouse, Beatrice, Nebraska 
inch from the stem. 
make a more compact crown. 

The famous Champion Peach, besides its outstanding quality 
for cane and fresh fruit, runs unusually even in size, com- 
paring with the normal run of Oranges. 
LANTING INSTRUCTIONS 
heavy pruning at planting time. Cut all branches back to 
This will give the new growth a good shape, 
It is further advisable to give 
in the second year, cutting off just the 
eaches, 
Our selection 
g been put through every possible test 
ning (1st of July) 
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