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Colorado Blue Spruce 
EVERGREENS 
An evergreen planting gives both beauty 
and distinction to a yard. They will grow 
in most soils. We list the more popular 
and hardy varieties in both spreading and 
tall growing types. They are all handled 
with a ball of earth held on the roots with 
burlap. Upon receiving trees dig hole large 
enough to set ball of earth in. Level tree 
at proper depth, fill with earth and give 
good supply of water. Do not remove bur- 
lap from roots. 
COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE. Silver blue, 
stiff needles, symmetrical in shape. 14% 
to 3 feet. : 
(Per foot $1.75) not prepaid. 
BLACK HILLS SPRUCE. Very dense, dark 
blue cast, symmetrical shape. 1% to 
3% feet. 
(Per foot $1.50) not prepaid. 
COLORADO SILVER JUNIPER (Cedar). Best 
suited for Colorado growing. Silver-blue. 
Grows narrow, tall and compact. 1% 
to 3-ft. trees. 
($1.50 per foot) not prepaid. 
Add 50c per tree 4 feet and over on all 
the above for packing costs. 
WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS ON LARGER 
SIZES OF EVERGREENS 
SPREADING JUNIPERS. 
Chinensis Pfitzeriana (Pfitzer). Broad 
bushy habit, gray-green foliage. One 
of the best of the spreading varieties 
of Juniper. Balled and burlapped. 2 to 
2¥2 feet. 
(Each $4.95.) 
Not mailable. 
Sabina (Savin). Dense low spreading 
branched variety; deep green color. 
Balled and burlapped. 2% to 3 feet. 
(Each $4.90.) 
ALL EVERGREENS AND JUNIPERS SENT 
TRANSPORTATION CHARGES COLLECT 

Spreading Juniper, Chinensis Pfitzeriana 
Buy with Confidence—Plant with Confidence—GOLD SEAL SEEDS 
We are listing only the varieties that 
have proven a success in the West, and 
we know that with the proper care and 
attention that is due to any tree, a crop 
of fruit will result from any one of the 
many we have listed. 
As soon as you receive your shipment, 
remove the packing, sprinkle the roots and 
heel the bundle in moist ground. In plant- 
ing, take out only a few trees or shrubs at 
a time and never allow them to lay ex- 
posed to the air and sun at any time. Dig 
the hole large enough to admit all the 
roots in the natural position, keeping the 
surface and the sub-soil separate. In filling 
in, sift the best soil in around the roots. 
When most of the soil is filled in, pour 
in the water to wash the soil around the 
roots, then pile up the remainder and tread 
down gently with the foot. After this the 
tree or shrubs should only be watered when 
the soil gets dry about 2 or 3 inches below 
the surface. A mulch around the base of 
the tree, 2 or 3 inches thick, is very bene- 
ficial. 
PRICES 
Prices do not include prepayment or 
postage except where noted. For your con- 
venience we have shown the amount of 
postage to allow. If it takes more than 
the amount stated, we pay the difference. 
If it takes less than the amount stated, we 
return the balance. 

Wealthy 
SUMMER APPLES 
EARLY HARVEST. Medium to large; pale 
yellow, white fleshed, tender and sub- 
acid; ripens early during the summer. 
Very productive. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT. Early to ripen; 
pale yellow when fully ripe, of medium 
size, tender and good; free-growing and 
fruitful. Its early fruit is always wel- 
comed. 
AUTUMN APPLES 
MAIDEN BLUSH. Medium ssize, round, 
flushed with red or creamy yellow. Very 
handsome. Tender flesh. 
WEALTHY. The most popular early variety 
known; heavy producer of medium size, 
red apples. One of the finest early eat- 
‘ing or cooking varieties; everyone should 
plant Wealthy apples. 
RED DUCHESS. A large sized red apple. 
Very juicy and a heavy yielder. Ripens 
in late summer. One of the best for 
Colorado. 

Delicious 
WINTER APPLES 
DELICIOUS, RED. A most wonderful apple 
of unusually fine flavor; originated in 
our western country. The fruit is large, 
of a brilliant dark red color; juicy, crisp 
and melting. Heavy cropper. 
JONATHAN. The old standby—heavy pro- 
ducer, brilliant red, sweet and juicy; ex- 
cellent keeper. 
McINTOSH RED. An old reliable that does 
well in our western climate. Good keeper, 
large and hardy. 
NORTHERN SPY, RED. A large hardy va- 
riety and a good keeper. Also a good 
commercial apple as well as for home 
use. Makes good shade tree. 
STAYMAN WINESAP. Larger and more 
prolific than the old Winesap. Rich dark 
red; fine grained and juicy. Well adap- 
ted to our western soils and climate. 
ROME BEAUTY. Exira large; yellow with 
crimson cheek; juicy, bears heavily. 
CRAB APPLES 
DOLGO. A very hardy and desirable crab. 
The fruit is a fiery red and very good 
for making jellies. It bears an abundance 
of fruit at an early age. Also can be 
used as an ornamental tree. 
FLAME. A hardy Minnesota seedling pro- 
ducing dense masses of white blossoms 
shaded a light pink. Fruits are small, 
brilliantly colored. A heavy bearer. 
HYSLOP. Large size, beautiful dark crim- 
son, hangs in clusters. Fine for preserv- 
ing. Very well known. 
FLORENCE. Very good medium size crab 
originating in Minnesota. Fruit acid, 
carmine color, flesh yellowish and firm. 
Excellent for cooking and making jellies. 
Early bearer. 
PRICES OF APPLES AND CRAB 
APPLES—ALL VARIETIES 
Size, 4 ft., 7/16 in. caliper: Postage 
$ .17 
30 
Size, 11/16 in. caliper and up, 
NOT MAILABLE account size: 

