- Hardy Nut Trees - 
petocty ald in Our Northern States—Large Size and Heavy Yielding Varieties 

New Crath Walnut 
Parent Stock Hardy at 40° Below Zero. 

Mayette English 
Walnut 
An extra fine quality nut and 
fortunately a very hardy self 
pollenizing and reliable tree, and 
the nuts are easily cracked by 
crushing in the hand. 
Jones Hybrid 
Hazel Nut 
This new strain of Filbert com- 
bines the hardiness of the Ameri- 
can Hazel with the reliable fruit- 
ing quality of the European Fil- 
bert. The nuts are large and ex- 
cellent quality. We recommend 
this Hybrid Hazel for those who 
want quick fruiting and plants 
that do not take up as much 
room. Plant the Jones and Bar- 
celona varieties together for 
proper fertilization. 
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ber of these genuine 
Crath Trees. Send 
your order at once. 
Hardy Northern 
Pecans 
These northern Pecans are 
as hardy as the Hickories 
and thrive on a wide range 
of soils. Trees are tall, upright 
and are beautiful trees for 
lawn planting. The nuts, al- 
though not quite as large as 
southern varieties are good 
sized and true paper shell. 
Pleas Hicans 
These trees are natural 
crosses between Pecans and 
Hickory. Tree a rapid grower 
and ornamental. It will suc- 
ceed under neglect where 
most trees fail. Nuts are large, 
long, a good cracker and very high quality. 
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Planting and Culture 
1. Dig holes wide and deep enough to set 
the trees several inches below the crown. 
2. Plant when soil is mellow (not wet) and 
firm the loose dirt well around the roots. 
3. A gallon of moist peat moss mixed with 
the dirt around the roots is good insurance 
and will stimulate growth. 
4. When planting trim off about one-third 
of the previous season’s growth. 
5. Mulching around the trees with loose 
strawy manure is beneficial. Spade in this 
mulch each Spring. 
Heart Nut 
This variety is rare im 
this country in that ft is 
an extreme variation of 
the common Japan walnut. 
Excellent cracking qual- 
ity and prolific bearing 
make it one of the most 
valuable nut trees. This 
nut is heart shaped, 
smooth brown in color, ex- 
cellent quality and are 
produced in clusters of 
from five to fifteen nuts. 
Tree has very large almost 
tropical foliage, an ex- 
ceptionaHly rapid grower 
and fine ornamental value. 
Chinese 

Extra Special 
NEW CRATH WALNUT 
These Persian Nuts are most highly prized of all 
for north temperature zone. On trial over’a wide 
range, fruited satisfactorily and found perfectly 
hardy as far north as Ottawa. 
cellent nuts and apparently self-fertile. Beautiful 
ornamental lawn tree and valuable both for the 
nuts and timber. We have only a very limited num- 


Good bearers of ex- 
Hardy Pecan 
Chinese Chestnut . 
Introduced by the U. 8. 
Dept. of Agriculture as 
the most blight resistant 
species. Nuts larger than 
the American Chestnut 
and are equally sweet and 
good. The Chinese Chest- 
nut is a coming commer- 
cial orchard tree—not a 
fast grower but bushy 
and low, making harvest- 
ing easy. Often bear when 
the trees are only 3 or 4 
feet tall. Very ornamental 
Small trees. Plant several 
trees together for best 
pollenization. 
Native Shellbark Hickory, 3 to 4 ft. 
75¢ each. 

Heart Nuts 
Prices—Hardy Nut Trees 
By Express 
Not Prepaid 
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Mayette Eng. Walnut . 1.75 

Thomas Walnut 
Thin Shelled—Exéellent Crack- 
ing Quality 
One of the finest of the new im- 
proved Black Walnuts. The indi- 
vidual nuts and kernels are large, 
light colored and of very good 
quality. The tree is a very fast 
grower and early bearing. All 
Black Walnut trees are valuable 
for both the nuts and timber. 
Hybrid Hazel Nut, Jones and Barcelona 
Heart Nut . 
Chinese Chestnut (18- 24” $i (00)... 5 
These are budded and grafted yarietios——the very finest—large meats, 
excellent flavor and have proven hardy to withstand our Northern 
climate. Please do not confuse them with the common seedling trees 
which are so often offered at a much lower price. 

