ine 
Prices, All Varieties 
1 3 10 
DoF Fee cnt o Oo teteistecte reais $0.38 1.00 3.00 
3-4-ft. nice straight trees, 
prepaid .....-ccs-ees- 45 1.25 3.90 
4-6-ft. 3-year roots, 2-year 
crowns, selected spe- 
CLINGNS cae va win emer eeirors 58 1.60 4.90 
5-7-ft. special grade for 
quick bearing ........ .69 1.95 6.20 
These pear trees are all well rooted. 
guaranteed true to name, strictly first 
class trees, hardy upland grown. 
Bosc Winter Pear jy00 ral “and 
winter pear; extra large, long tapering, 
russet. Keeps well. Tree vigorous. and 
profuse bearer. Hardy anywhere in Mid- 
dle West and East. Vlant more of this 
wonderful fruit. 
Finest quality 
Midseason. 
Flemish Beauty farce, 
pale yel- 
low pear covered with russet, of fine 
quality, sweet and melting. Tree hardy 
anywhere in the Middle West, East and 
Northeast. Ripens-in September. 
Duchess of Angouleme jut 
is large, in quality as good as the best, 
for keeping, for table use, or for canning. 
For the Middle West and the_ East, 
Duchess should be in every orchard; very 
hardy, an abundant bearer, and a very 
fine pear. Ripens in October. 
. Rapidly becoming popular, 
Lincoln owing to its very good qual- 
ities. It is a large pear, yellow, flushed 
with bright red; fine for table use or 
canning. Hardy in Nebraska, anywhere 
in the corn belt, and the East. Your 
pear planting should include this tree. 
: The popular late market pear, 
Kieffer for canning. <A hardy, heavy 
producer, that can be grown anywhere, 
even in the North where other pears 
would not be sufficiently hardy. For 
fresh eating the quality of Kieffer is not 
as good as that of the other sorts listed 
here, but for canning it is as good as 
any. For this purpose the pears are 
ground up and canned with  Jemon, 
orange, or quince for flavoring. You may 
try this method; I am sure you will like 
them, and find canning very simple. 
Seckel Pear Pear. Fruit is not 
very large, but is of finest flavor, as 
good as the best for table use, and for 
this purpose Seckel should be in every 
orchard. I do not recommend it for can- 
ning. Tree is a slow grower, but bears 
extra well, and is hardy. Can be grown 
wherever pears are known to succeed. 
Seckel ripens in September. 
Also called Sugar 
The 

DWARF PEARS 
Of the pear varieties I am listing on this 
page, I can furnish Bartlett, Duchess of 
Angouleme, Seckel, in dwarf trees also. 
Of all other varieties I have the standard 
trees only. 
There is no difference in the fruit, 
whether it is grown on the standard tree, 
which is a large tree, or a dwarf tree, 
which always stays in dwarf size and 
shape. The fruit is the same. Dwarf pears 
are preferred wherever the space is lim- 
ited—in city gardens where they are 
grown along the lot line, or even as a 
screen. For this purpose they can _ be 
planted as close together as 10 or 12 feet 
in the row. 
Dwarf pears bear quite young, commonly 
the second or third year after planting 
they produce a nice crop, and continue 
for many years. The trees are just as 
hardy as standard trees. Prices of Dwarf 
Pear Trees: 2!/ to 4 ft. trees, 50c each; 
3 for $1.35; 10 for $4.20; prepaid. 
Hardy Pear Collection 
1 Bartlett 
1 Duchess All 4-6 ft. 
Fancy Trees 
$2.00 
By Express 
1 Flemish Beauty 
1 Kieffer 
2 Spirea 
FREE Billardi 2-3 ft. 
Shrubs 


PRICES OF CHERRY TREES 
1 3 
2-3 ft. healthy, well rooted trees, 
postpaid ....-----.sseeeeeees $0.45 
3-4 ft. fine, branched trees, 
POStPAid .....e cere eereeceres Aas 
4-6 ft. 3-year roots, 2-year tops, 
well branched, stem cali- 
per 3 inch.........+.6- saws .69 
Special grade, }4 inch caliper, 
perfectly branched, choice 
trees. The best money can 
buy 79 
All my cherry trees are special 
duction, with short stems for 
ing, and even, well shaped crowns. 
sure to give you best results. 
your Sonderegger-quality cherry trees. 
Large fruit, very 
English Morello 
dark red, nearly 
black; tender, juicy, rich in flavor, and 
ripens rather late, quite sour. Hardy up 
to the middle of Nebraska and Iowa. 
Tree is of spreading form. 
Dark red, large fruited, 
May Duke juicy and rich; not very 
sour. Tree grows well, spreads low. A 
good bearer. 
grown for heavy pro- 
best and easiest pick- 
These trees are 
You will be proud of 
»  Hardier 
1.25 3.75 ; 
ts ae ~~ Cherries 
1.95 6.00 Sour Varieties 
Early Richmond 
See Color-Photo Next Page 
2.25 7.00 
Montmorency 
See Color-Photo Next Page 


For the West and North- 
Wragg west. Fruit medium to large, 
dark red, and of fine quality, almost 
like English Morello. Tree is very hardy, 
a good grower, and highly productive. 
For western Kansas, Colorado and west- 
ern Nebraska, it is one of the best cher- 
ries. Ripens in July. 
~ Hansen's 
small pit. 
perfectly hardy. 
New 
3 for 50c; 10 for $1.20; 25 for $2.00. 
Bush Cherryésc, 10 for $1.50; 25 for $3.00. Prepaid. 
SWEET CHERRIES 
Not hardy in the northern states. 
A ower y-Jarze 
Black Tartarian fit Sf Surpiish 
black color. This is.a Heart Cherry, very 
sweet, of superb quality. The tree is a 
vigorous, upright grower, immense hear- 
er. A popular market cherry. I recom- 
mend it for the South, the Pacific states, 
also the Great Lakes region and the New 
England states. In the Middle West they 
are not dependably hardy, although they 
are grown here and there in protected 
places with fairly good results. A great 
cherry in its proper place. Ripens fore 
part of July. Add 10c per tree. 
Fruit large, some- 
Yellow Glass What flattened in 
shape, of very beautiful golden color, 
firm, juicy, sweet and of fine quality. 
This is not a Heart Cherry, and is there- 
fore hardier than Black Tartarian. It 
stood our dry summers and cold winters 
with fairly good results. I can recom- 
mend the tree for localities as far north 
as the southern half of Nebraska. Blooms 
late. Add 10c per tree. 
A greatly improved sand Cherry, bearing great quantities of 
fruit which is of fair quality for preserves. 
Makes an excellent hedge about 3 to 4 ft. high, 
Nice plants, well rooted 12 to 18 inch size, 
Very dark red, 
18 to 24 inch size, 3 for 



JUNE-BEARING 
Senator Dunlap The famous 
mid - season 
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authori 
EVERBEARING 
Giant Gem Everbearer 
strawberry. Quality, even size, pro- Berries exceptionally sweet, glossy red 
ductiveness, vigorous growth of the and red-meated, large and firm. Ex- 
plants, extreme hardiness are the ceptionally hardy and free from leaf 
major points in favor of the old-fash- diseases. Will make you a good crop 
ioned Dunlap. My plants are young, in June and in the fall 50 for 85c; 
well rooted; oe “ew ee a pee 100 for $1.60; prepaid. 
1 stand. 50 plants for 65c; or 95c; The leading ever- 
300 for $2.50; 500 for $3.80; prepaid. — Lic AVY True Mastodon Potato eakeie 
market. Has crowded all the older sorts 
Claimed to be the sweetest 
Fairfax of all June bearers. Ripens 
about a week ahead of Dunlap. Large 
bright red berries ripening perfectly to 
the core. For home use one of the 
choicest. 50 for 75c; 100 for $1.10; 300 
for $2.60; prepaid. 
a * . > 
Sonderegger’s Premier ©, Hest 
of the June bearing sorts, a fine berry in 
every respect, and a good bearer. Should 
be in every planting for the first straw- 
berries of the season. 50 for 75c; 100 for 
$1.10; 300 for $2.75; prepaid. 
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STRAIN 
Order early, we ship to arrive at the 
proper time for planting in your locality. 
Strawberries are always packed and 
shipped separate; we do not ship them in 
one bale with trees or shrubs. This is to 
assure delivery of the plants in 
good 
shape. 
off the market due to a larger berry and 
heavier production in June and late sum- 
mer. A good home garden variety that 
will produce well for you with a little 
watering through the summer. 60 plants, 
$1.00; 100 for $1.85; prepaid. 
New Wayzata Everbearer 
A highly flavored, extra sweet straw- 
berry producing extra well in the fall. 
Grows in a close, compact bush form, 
making runners rather sparingly. This 
is the latest introduction of strawberry 
novelties. I advise you to try this plant. 
25 plants for $1.10; 50 for $2.00; prepaid. 
Sonderegger Nurseries and Seedhouse, Beatrice, Nebraska 
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