Gurney 
’s Hardy 
NATIVE FRUITS 

CHOKE 
of purplish black cherries. 
CHERRY 
A beautiful ornamental with spicy fragrant flowers pro- 
duced like great banks of snow. Later come the great clusters 
Be sure to have these nursery 
grown Choke Cherries in your yard of windbreak. 
Size Each 
6-12 im........ 
12-18 in........ ie 
2-451. se 20c 
4-GHiti eo egees 35c 
WILD BLACK 
CHERRY 
This is a very gorgeous tree, It 
bears flowers in large white clusters 
in carhy spring and then in AvEUst 
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Each Per 5 Per 10 
$1.00 
1 year Se “’sgs 20c 60c 

BUFFALO BERRY 
Jelly from Buffalo Berries is extra 
Delicious and Different. A hardy na- 
tive bush fruit that everyone should 
row. Plant a hedge of Buffalo Berry 
fo or fruit and beauty. Silvery leaves 
with Ropes of bright Berries. For 
HEDGES it is the nearest thing to the 
Famous BOXWOOD. Nursery grown. 
Size ere Per 10 Per 25 Per 100 
1 yr. Sdlg. -- $0.50 $1.00 $2.75 
18-24 in. 
Sdlg. .... 15c 40 -:1.25 3.50 
2-3 ft. Trans. 20c 1.50 3.25 12.00 
3-4ft. Trans. 25c 1.75 4.15 15.50 
4-6 ft. Trans.40c¢ 3.35 7.00 : 

10 
Per 5 Per 10 Per 100 
ice! $0.60 $5.00 
Ae tae -70 6.00 
$0.85 1.50 10.00 
1.25 2.00 19.00 
SAND CHERRY 
Another good bush fruit that makes 
an excellent ornamental or hedge. The 
fruit is good for canning or sauce; or 
to eat from the bush. It is a strong 
grower and nerfevty kasdy> Drouth 
--«vesistant and the GRASSHOPPERS 
leave it alone. Sand cherry will pro- 
duce heavy crop year after planting. 
Hedging Size: 50 for $2.00; 100 for $3.50. 
Heavy Bushes: 2 for 25c; 10 for $1.00; 
25 for $2.00; 50 for $3.00. 
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MOTHER GURNEY’S 
Everbearing Mulberry 
The ‘‘Mother Tree,’’ a variety of the 
Russian Mulberry, has been growing 
for many years here at Yankton, It 
has a long season of fruiting, beginning 
early in July and continuing to ripen 
big, luscious, black fruits all summer. 
The fruit is excellent for canning, jams, 
jelly or eating from hand. The tree 
is a fast grower and should appear in 
all windbreaks. Plant a Mulberry 
hedge. When Mulberries are planted 
around orchards the birds will do much 
less damage to other fruit. 
Size Each Per 10 Per 100 Per 200 
12-18 in. Sdlg. .. ... $1.50 $2.50 
18-24 in. Sdig. .. ... $0.50 1.75 3.25 
2-4 ft. Trans, ... 29c¢ 1.65 10.00 18.00 
4-6 ft. Trans. ... 39¢ 3.00 22.00 
<-Saskatoon Blueberry 
(Ainifolia): In looks and quality it is 
much like the HUCKLEBERRY. It forms 
a bush about four feet tall and is ideal 
as an Ornamental Fruiting HEDGE, Plant 
@ row along the front of your garden. 
The fruit is excellent for jams, jellies, 
canning or eating fresh. 
5 10 25 
Each Rate Rate Rate 
39c = 36e 82e 28c 
Size 
2-3 ft. Trans. .. 
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3J-in-I] Apple 
for the North 
This 5-in-one apple will do well 
from Yankton NORTH. Varieties are: 
Red Duchess, Wealthy, Yellow Trans- 
parent, Prarie Spy and Haralson. 
Only few trees left. 
OQ Be acs 
2 for $1.69 
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Gurney 's 
Hardy 
The varieties of cherries listed in our catalog are those that do best in the ee =a 
All are extra heavy-rooted, well branched, and will soon be pro- 
west and northwest. 
ducing good crops for you. Cherries too are 
lived, heavy bearing tree. 
GURNEYW’S LOW SOUR CHERRY PRICES. 
Size 
2 feet to 3 feet...... 
3 feet to 5 feet. tee 
Each 
54e 
64e 

EN GLISH MORELLO 
The Late Rieh Black 
Ripens in late July when other Cherries are gone. 
Almost black in color, of good size, and a tangy, tart 
flavor, making it excellent for pies and pepe INE It 
bears young and heavy. 
1 Early Red Richmond 
I Mid-Season English Morello 
2 Late Montmorency 
4 FINE TREES—ALL 2-3 ft. 
Free—3 Flare Red Rhubarb 
House” 
off ine aS 60: i 5 Hardy Northern | 
oe ee Sinocieee OO Varieties of Apples 
OMAR a ppeLes ; 
Br ON a ee on I Tree!! 
9 OX WE A 
Sh RON Think of It! 
ce oe Oe wes “ Thinking of having a tree in your yard 
Y AD) 4 (OR that bore not 1 kind of apple, BUT 5 
AN NA ‘ DIFFERENT KINDS. No yard is too small 
WEALTH now to have many kinds of fruits—some 
¥: > of each of the fine varieties. 
> APPLES SO : 
PS y EK APPLES ALL SEASON 
Set 18 ft. apart each way, or 130 trees to the acre. 
Cherry Orchard Special 
Grow Your Own Cherry Pies 














Now! 
5-im-l Apples 
for the N orth : 
Even if you have only a small space for 
a fruit tree, you can have apples all season 
long—some coming on early, some mid- 
- season and some late giving you apples 
for cooking and eating alli season. 
Now! Hardy Varieties 
At last we have to offer a 5-in-one apple 
with all 5 varieties HARDY FROM : 
NORTH! And each variety is a choice one 
in its own right. 
-d-in-I Apple 
for the South 
This is the one to plant from Yank- 
ton SOUTH. Varieties are: Red 
Duchess, Yellow Transparent, Haral- 
son, Wealthy, and Red Delicious. 
De racn 
2 for $1.59 
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budded on a hardy understock, give lone i 
3 seep 
Rate Rate 
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10 
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25 
Rate 
39e 
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The Large Black Sweet One 
Here is a Cherry that you will want. It is the 
fairly hardy, large black delicious sweet cherry. 
Harvest quantities of fruit of the most delicious qual- 
ity. Every orchard should have some of these. 
SWEET CHERRY PRICE 
Each Per 3 
Sy tos {00S races Beara 12¢ EA Th 
69c 




