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ae Plant PEACHES for Quick Returns 
This fruit brings returns sooner than any other tree that can be planted. It is 
very desirable also for use as a filler in Apple, Plum or Cherry orchards, be- 
cause it comes into bearing so soon and makes the orchard show a profit before 
the slower growing trees reach their bearing age. They are usually planted 
from 15 to 20 feet apart in permanent orchards, and do best on light, well drain- 
ed soil. Trees should be severely pruned when planted, allowing them to make 
new branches in the planted trunk. 
Extra fine, 5 to 6 ft. trees, the best size to plant: 
$25.00 per 100. 
J. H. HALE 
Fruit averages one-third to one-half larger 
than the Elberta: ripens about five days earlier 
and is much superior in flavor. Color a beautiful 
golden yellow with carmine blush. Is only par- 
tially self pollenizing, so should be planted with 
some other variety such as Elberta. Freestone. 
HALE-HAVEN 
This new peach is a cross between South 
Haven’ and J. H. Hale, two of the greatest 
Peaches. It is an exceptionally early, heavy yield- 
ing frost-resistant variety. Two weeks earlier 
than Elberta. The flesh of Hale-Haven is thick, 
wholesome and delicious. Freestone. A real de- 
pendable money-maker. 
ROCHESTER 
This wonderful new -Peach originated near 
Rochester, New York, and is of the Crawford 
type. However, it precedes the Early Crawford 
by a week, is more prolific, hardier, larger, 
prettier and fully its equal in quality. Its skin 
is thick and tough which makes it a good ship- 
per. Light yellow to orange, blushed with dark 
red. Well adapted for both home use and market. 
Freestone. 
ELBERTA. 
The standard market Peach of the whole coun- 
try. Perfectly hardy and a_ strong growing 
disease-resistant variety. Color yellow with red 
cheek, flesh yellow and highly flavored; free- 
stone: skin exceedingly tough and will stand 
long shipments better than ony other Peach. 
There are more acres of Elberta now bearing 
than all other varieties combined in the great 
middle-west Peach belt, and we feel certain that 
it will hold this place for Many years. 
AOc each; $3.50 per 10; 

RED KING 
A New Profit Maker 
Red King is the same size as regular Elberta, 
‘but has a rich, delicious flavor all its own. Free 
from. bitterness, It makes a cherished canning 
peach. Flesh is firm and fine. An ideal dessert 
variety but ranks with the best for shipping. 
A week to ten days before Elbertas are ready 
you can be picking the gorgeous Red Kings. Fol- 
lows Hale-Haven on the market and _ brings 
higher prices than other early varieties. Give Red 
King an important place in your orchard and 
you'll find it profitable and dependable. 
Red King is perfectly freestone and self-polen- 
izing. It produces an enormous crop of full-size 
fruit every year. Bears young. The firm skin and 
flesh give it an “A” rating for quality. 
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“ QUINCE 
ORANGE—We list only this one Quince, as 
we consider it the best by far. The trees com- 
mence to bear very young and produce big: crops. 
Fruit is excellently flavored, orange shape and 
of large size. Tree a dwarf grewer, planted about 
12 feet apart in orchards. 
PRICES: 4 to 5 ft. trees, 60c each; $5.75 per 
10; $50.00 per 100. 
- APRICOT 
MOORPARK—Very large, orange-yellow fruit 
with red cheek; flesh yellow, swect, juicy and 
delicious; freestone; very productive; extra good 
for either market or dessert. Will thrive and 
produce an abundance of fruit anywhere that a 
peach or plum will thrive. 
PRICES: 4 to 5 ft. trees, 60c each; $5.75 per 
10; $55.00 ver 100. 
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