

Apples. List of varieties on application. 
Blackberries. Fine home-garden fruit. 
Cherries. GOV. WOOD. Large; yellowish 
white, shaded crimson. Fine quality. 
MONTMORENCY. Finest sour Cherry. 
YELLOW SPANISH. Large fruit; yellow 
marked crimson. 
Figs. BROWN TURKEY. Coppery brown; 
amber-colored flesh. Excellent quality. 
CELESTE. Violet; whitish flesh; juicy. 
Grapes, Bunch. The northern type with 
compact bunches. 
CATAWBA. Red: large berries. 
CONCORD. Black; very sweet. 
NIAGARA. White; sweet; distinct flavor. 
GREENBRIER FARMS, 
Grapes, Museadine. The southern type 
with loose bunches. 
SCUPPERNONG. Bronzy; musky flavor. 
THOMAS. Reddish purple; very sweet. 
Peaches. List of varieties on application. 
Pears. BARTLETT. Large; juicy. 
KIEFFER. Large. Excellent for canning. 
SECKEL. Small; extra-fine quality. 
Chinese Sand Pear. Large, 
flesh coarse but sweet and juicy. 
for dessert or canning. 
greenish; 
Fine 
Persimmons (Diospyros) 
FUYUGAKI. Deep red. 
KAKI. Orange. 
OKAME. Orange to carmine; large. 
VIRGINIANA. Small; straw-yellow. 
INC. 
from the garden. 
RUITS are never so delicious as when they are fresh 
A few plants of your favorite 
fruits and nuts will not require much space but will 
more than pay for their keep. 
Pomegranates. List of varieties on appli- 
cation. 
Chestnut. CHINESE (Castanea mollis- 
sima). Trees are blight-resistant and 
bear early. 
Pecans. MONEYMAKER. 
long. A heavy bearer. 
SCHLEY. Long-oblong; rich flavor. 
Rounded-ob- 
STUART. Large, oblong. Heavy bearer. 
SUCCESS. Large, tapering; flavor sweet. 
Shagbark Hickory (Carya ovata). The 
old Shellbark loved by country boys. 
Walnuts. 
BUTTERNUT. 
BLACK WALNUT. 
ENGLISH WALNUT. 
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