NEW RED STRAINS 
For the first time being offered at Stand- 
ard Variety Prices. 
YORKING 
On May 28, 1935, was awarded United 
States Patent No. 125. 
A New Solid Red York having all the 
good qualities of the famous old York and 
the tremendous advantage of being a Solid 
Red, a pleasing purplish red, and coloring 
two weeks earlier than the standard York. 
Yorking is one of only a few Apples 
ever to be honored with a United States 
Patent. You can imagine what a Solid 
Red York—every Apple on the tree being 
a solid, bright red—would mean to the 
grower. That is exactly what we offer in 
the Yorking. 
In Spring 1941 No. 1 Yorking Apples 
sold to one of our local chain stores for $2.00 
per basket, when the top price on No. 1’s 
in other varieties was $1.50. Trees only 10c 
above other varieties. 
NEW SOLID RED DELICIOUS 
(Northwestern Strain) 
A “Super’’ Delicious. An Apple with 
all the good qualities of the Common De- 
licious: Same size, same shape, same flav- 
or, same texture and same ripening period, 
but the New Solid Red Delicious colors 
two to three weeks earlier and colors solid 
red without trace or sign of stripe, even 
(APPLES, Standard Varieties— 
Continued.) 
Stayman. One of our most popular com- 
mercial Apples of the Winter varieties. 
Large, red, green striped. 
Summer Rambo. Undoubtedly one of the 
best Summer varieties of its season. Large 
striped, excellent quality. Ripens in August. 
Summer Yellow Delicious. A Golden De- 
licious which ripens in July. Most promising 
New Summer Apple known. 
Sweet Paradise. Most popular Fall sweet 
Apple. 
Turley. Somewhat resembles Stayman but 
has better color and is larger. Does not 
crack. Yellow flesh. More regular bearer 
than the Stayman. 
Town Talk. (Quintuple Tree). Five varie- 
ties growing on one tree. See General 
Catalogue for description. 3 yr. 5-6 ft., 
$2.50 each, two for $4.50, five for $10.00. 

Quadruple Tree. An Apple Tree on which 
four varieties are grafted, ripening early 
Summer, late Summer, Fall and Winter 
—affording fresh fruit over a period of 
several months. A 3 yr. tree, 5 to 6 ft., 
$2.00 each; 2 for $3.50. 

ESPALIER FRUIT TREES—Write for spe- 
cial folder and prices. 
Virginia Beauty. Resembles Delicious in 
quality and shape; darker and extra fine 
quality. 
Williams Early Red. One of the largest early 
Apples, ripening in July. Excellent home and 
commercial variety. 
Winesap. Standard commercial variety, me- 
dium size. Solid red. 
Winter Banana. Large golden yellow Fall 
variety of excellent quality. 
Yellow Delicious. Resembles Grimes Golden 
but larger, more prolific and earlier bearer. 
Yellow Transparent. The earliest Apple on 
our list. A very popular early Apple. 
Medium size and excellent for cooking pur- 
poses. 
York Imperial. Most extensively planted 
Apple in Virginia but is now being displaced 
by Yorking, the Solid Red York. 



Triple Tree. Three varieties on one tree— 
early Summer, Fall, and Winter. 3 yr. 
5-6 ft., $1.50 each, two for $2.75. 

PEACHES 
A GOOD TIME TO PLANT PEACH = - —— —— 
Peaches have always been a quick money 
crop and one of the most profitable fruit crops. 
Planting at this time on suitable land should 
into the stem and blossom ends. 
VANCE DELICIOUS 
A strain of the New Solid Red Delicious 
differing from the standard New Red De- 
licious by coloring earlier. We consider 
this the best of all the New Red Delicious 
Strains. 10c extra per tree. 
NEW SOLID RED STAYMAN 
Sport of the well-known Stayman, hay- 
ing all the good qualities of the Common 
Stayman and the big advantage of being 
solid red in color instead of pale striped 
greenish coloring found in the Common 
Stayman. Write for further information. 
NEW SOLID RED JONATHAN 
Same size, quality and shape as Com- 
mon Jonathan and differs only by coloring 
two weeks earlier and coloring solid red. 

prove profitable. 
MUCH DEPENDS ON THE TREES 
YOU PLANT 
Our Peach Trees are budded on the old-time native 
hardy seedling Peach, giving them the best root 
system possible and our buds are cut from bearing 
orchards, assuring our customers of trees true to 
Our sandy loam soil is also conducive to a 
Our modern tree 
digger enables us to dig trees with all their roots. 
Our experience in growing many million trees has 
taught us how to handle and deliver in such condition 
name, 
vigorous, fibrous root system. 
that the best of results may be expected. 
With the many advantages we have in growing 
Peach we can quote our trees at very reasonable 
prices, seldom costing more than trees you could not 
afford to plant. 

For your convenience we are listing our Peach in ee = 
NEW RED ROME ripening order. If more complete descriptions ar 
_ The Northwestern Strain of Red Rome, required write for Free Copy eh our 44 aye Planting Elberta Continues to be Our Best 
listed by some as C&O. Red Strain. Now Guide or consult our local representative. Seller 
extensively planted in the East. f 
Variety Ripening Period Class Description 
GALLIA BEAUTY Mayflower.......... June 15th Clingstone Sells because of earliness 
Pronounced by many as best of the New Red’ Birds 5.2 .-5.0. 00 June 20th Clingstone White, large, firm, red, good shipper 
Red Rome Strains, Greensboro......... June 25th Semi-cling Flesh white, very juicy. Very hardy in bud. 
Early Rose......... July 10th Semi-cling White. One of the best of the season. 
NEW RED DUCHESS Mikado’. 5 jcciccc ccs July 15th Semi-cling Resembles Elberta; better quality 
’ Alton tyes ite tates July 15th Semi-free Large, good quality 
Differs from the Standard Duchess by Carman... ee July 20th Semi-free White, regular bearer 
having more color and coloring earlier in the GOLDEN JUBILEE. July 20th Freestone Yellow, large, good quality 
season. Srpches tay a pieienetehoue eke } Bly an Seer les medium size, fair quality 
Odette rs. 05 ceescs uly reestone ew Yellow Peach resembling Elberta 
NEW RED SP Y Hiley..c0s oe caldese ne July 25th Freestone White. Resembles Belle of Georgia 
Same as Northern Spy with the exception Cumberland........ July 25th Semi-free White. Large, Belle of Georgia type 
of being a solid red. Early Elberta....... August ist Freestone Large, yellow freestone. Good shipper 
Hale Haven........ August ist Freestone New, large, Yellow 
Champion......... August ist Semi-free White, large, sure bearer 
Slappy............. August ist Freestone Yellow, medium size, excellent quality 
Valiantecenc onese ic August 5th Freestone Yellow. Resembles Elberta, but more 
hardy and better quality. 
Early Crawford..... August 5th Freestone Yellow, old-time favorite 
Our Trees Double Inspected South Haven....... August Sth Freestone New early Yellow. Good quality 
Belle of Georgia. ...August 10th Freestone White, favorite canning variety 
PRONOUNCED FREE OF DISEASE Elberta........... . August 15th Freestone Most popular yellow peach 
by Virginia State Entomologist Hale 6 jc5. eS tee eeinee August 15th Freestone Yellow, large, good shipper 
PRONOUNCED TRUE TO NAME Brackett (Improved 
by Professor Shaw, A National Elberta)......... August 20th Freestone Yellow. Better quality than Elberta 
‘Authority on Identification Gage Elberta....... August 20th Freestone Yellow. A more hardy, disease-resistant 
sala Late Crawford...... August 20th Freest Rivonia wi 
ovo. | Late Crawford...... ugus reestone avorite yellow 
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Stump iia se. chews. September ist Freestone White. Favorite home orchard variety 
This is to state that all the saleable apple _ Late Elberta........ September 1st Freestone Quality and appearance equaling Elberta 
stock now growing in the nurseries of the Salwey.....i.2...6, September ist Freestone Yellow, best of its season 
Waynesboro Nurseries, Inc., near Waynes- Heath rece Nemes September 25th Clingstone Most popular late white variety 
boro, Virginia, have been examined for Krummels......... October Sth Freestone Yellow; red cheek. Best of season. 
trueness to name by A. P. French, O. C. ; 
Roberts, eae i Southwick and, as they PEACH Wholesale Rates 
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