

The Best of the hetter 
SPECIAL 
10 Hale- 
Haven, 
3-yr.-old, 
Ready 
to Bear 
HALE-HAVEN ony 
z aE $4.00 
Introduced by the Michigan Ex- Net, 
periment Station. It is a cross be- No Dis- 
tween the J. H. Hale and the South count 
Haven. Freestone. Yellow flesh. 
Firm. Excellent quality. Ripens last 
week in August. This is what we consider the very 
best peach of them all. Trees are strong growers, 
and hardy. This variety will make you big money 
and should be planted extensively. No better va- 
riety ever introduced for canning and eating fresh. 
See cover for actual photo—reduced to one-half size. 
REDELBERTA 
(U. S. Plant Patent No. 232.) A Bud sport of 
the famous Elberta. Identical with the common 
Elberta except that it ripens 10 days earlier and has 
double the red color. It is ready to pick when red, 
and therefore can be placed on the market sooner 
to get better prices. The coming commercial peach. 
This is a patented variety. Prices, 9/16 inch, 4-5 ft., 
each 70c; 12 for $6.60; $30.00 per 100. SUPER SIZE, 
3-yr., 5-7 ft., 80c each; $7.20 per 12: $35.00 per 100. 
Fertile 
Hale 
This new introduction was brought abo: th 
Co. It has been produced by bud select 
need no other variety to help pollenize it 
Fertile Hale will produce full crops of bea 
tiful than the J. H. Hale. The Fertile 
productive in bud than the common J. | 
station in South Haven, Michigan, Fe 
crop when J. H. Hale and Elberta fail 
skin with deep carmine blush. Good 
the highest price on any market. Fertil 
real money makers on account of their ha 
are the two commercial Peaches to grow for 
Hale has a plant patent applied for. Our 


















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ELBERTA 
This is the stand- 
ard market peach 
wherever you go. 
Fruit very large, ob- 
long shape. Yellow, 
freestone, and ten- 
der flesh with a firm 
skin, which makes 
it the best shipping 
peach. Ripens first 
week in September. 
Flesh turns to deep 
red near the pit. 
Good canning va- 
riety. 

6/8 ft. tall, 3- 
year-old Elberta. 
Bore in nursery 
row. Giant trees 
—each, 
$2.00 
Net. No Discount. 

vor. 
SOUTH HAVEN 
This is the pollenizer variety as 
well as the best variety next to Hale 
Haven. South Haven is the hardi- 
est variety except Hardee. It is a 
commercial variety as well as a fine 
canner and home use kind. Free- 
stone, yellow flesh. Tender, sweet. 
Large. Ripens about 18 days before 
Elberta. Don’t fail to order them 
to pollenize your other trees of 
different varieties. 
J. H. HALE 
Known as the giant of the 
peaches. No other peach will get 
as large and fine as J.. H. Hale. 
Ripens 5 days earlier than Elberta. 
Yellow freestone, beautifully blushed 
with very small pit. Smooth and 
fuzzless. It is, however, a shy 
bearer unless you plant a variety 
like South Haven near it to make 
cross pollenization. If this is done 
it will bear as heavy as Elberta, and 
of much better quality. Grow J. H. 
Hale and watch the people beat a 
track to your place for fruit. 
Sure Crop 
Nectarine 
Fruit as 
Peaches, 
large as 
but entirely 
fuzzless. Golden orange 
with blazing red blushes. 
Strikingly beautiful, and 
richly flavored. Combine 
Peach and Apricot fla- 
Trees hardy as 
Peaches, easy to grow. 
Prices: 2-yr.-old, 9/16 
inch trees, each 95c; 2 for 
$1.80; 6 for $4.80. 3-yr.- 
old size, each $1.50. 
POLLY 
This is the hardiest of all white peaches. 
Originated at the Iowa Experiment Station, 
withstands 20 degrees below zero. You 
folks who live out of the peach country 
should plant Polly. This is a home use 
variety, as it’s too soft to ship very far. 
The fruit is large, white and freestone. 
Ripens a few days ahead of Elberta. Polly 
has an outstanding delicious flavor that you 
will never forget. 
PEACH PRICES 
Except Redelberta 
2-yr.-old, 9/16 inch, 4-5 ft. 
Each eee indicus meres oes $ 0.40 
SU fori tic ee ee oe cetsiee tiere 1.10 
10 fork. ceeeete essen me decoue 3.50 
25: for sank comers ae Reel setae 7.00 
100 fortes oe A re or ance CASA 
Prices on a year older transplants 
or SUPER SIZE 11/16 to 1 in. cal.: 
Each 75c; 3 for $2.00; 10 for $6.00. 
Should bear a year sooner. 

