


Only 
the Choice 
Varieties 
We do not believe in 
confusing our friends 
by listing too many 
varieties. Success will 
be yours if you confine 
your selection of cherry trees to any of the 
varieties listed below. They are preferred by 
experienced growers as amazing bearers of 
firm, juicy fruit that commands fancy prices. 

For canning and pies. lto. 10'f6 
PRICES OF PIE CHERRIES 9 49 
Per Tree Trees Trees 
2 yr.. 7/16 to 9/16 2:3 Re oe aa oe eave $0.70 $0.55 
Dye 9/16 40 11 A684 Bo a 80.65 
2 yr., 11/16 to A Gite in eee 1.00 -80 
These ee record-breaking Montmorency trees develop into uniform SUPER SIZE, EXTRA HEAVY ............. 1.25 
shapely specimens bearing heavy crops of very large fruit. 
Fruit large, firm, ships perfectly. Bears very young, produces tremen- 
dous money-making crops and is successful everywhere. 
. : . P . . ENGLISH MORELLO. Tree small, round-headed, with 
Fruit Growers Consider This the Finest Sour Cherry In Cultivation distinctly drooping branthessiFralt tarecioarths Cee 
Because of its distinctive acid flavor, delightful in pies and preserves. inch in diameter, color dark red. Flavor tart, good 
ee RES : quality; excellent for preserving and pies. Freestone. 
Ripens in July. 
EARLY RICHMOND. A leading Sour Cherry, used ex- 
tensively by canners, excellent for pies, and preserves. 
Tree medium size, dense, upright-spreading. Fruit 
three-fourths inch in diameter, color light red, fruit 
thin-skinned, freestone. Ripens in June. 
Commercial orchardists: Write for prices on larger 
numbers. 
Sweet Cherries 
BLACK TARTARIAN 
The Best Sweet Cherry 
Here is the best, most dependable and widely successful of the sweet 
cherries. Its great heart-shaped fruits (rich, dark purple hue) look irresistibly 
tempting. The sweet, mild flavor and rich tang have won it a nation-wide 
popularity both with commercial and home growers. 

A Prime Market Favorite 
For the big market trade hundreds of miles from orchaysds, the local fruit 
markets or fruit stands scattered all over the country, they offer a de- 
pendable yearly yield that is sure to bring profit to the grower. 
PRICES OF SWEET CHERRIES lto 10to 
Per Tree 9 49 
Trees Trees 
2. yr. 9/16 tol l/ 16a Ss ithe ese ie ee ee $1.00 $0.80 
2: yre LL /IG toil, 5-6 rite wont ee ee ee ee 1:25 100: 
SUPER: SIZE, EXTRA HEAV Yio 33 cv ee we ee 1.50 
Commercial orchardists: Write for prices on larger numbers. 
GOVERNOR WOOD. Light yellow with red cheek; tender, rich, delicious; 
very fine, large, roundish. June. 
NAPOLEON. Light lemon-yellow, tinged with red. Late June. 
SCHMIDT'S BIGARREAU. Flesh tender, juicy, good flavor. Mahogany color. 
Middle of July. 
Pe _ YELLOW SPANISH. Ripens early in June. Fruit large, color yellow. Tree 
Black Tartarian vigorous grower. 
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