SHADE TREES 
CHINESE ELM—-AMERICAN ELM—GREEN ASH—-HONEY 
LOCUST. 
Transplanted trees, 4 ft. high: 10 for $6.00; 5 for $3.35; 
single trees, 80c each. 
Not transplanted trees, 4 ft. size: 10 for $3.50; 5 for $2.00. 
ORDER NURSERY STOCK EARLY. WE WILL SHIP 
AT PROPER TIME FOR PLANTING. 

EVERGREEN TREES 
Prices: per tree, balled and burlapped Chinese Elm 

4ft.-5. 2 Sik 2 ft. 12-24 in. 
Black “Hills.Spruceese ee Seek te ae ee ee ED $6.00 $4.75 $2.75 
Colorado Bihiie iS pruce2=2.s 2. ee Doe Lan: ae eel Pe in 9.00 5.50 34D 
BulbesP In rc is see A yea ks aircetnne tf Sie RSS et oe ade 4.00 3.00 2.25 
Piitzer’s, Juniper-CDwariespreading ) ees ee eee $7.50 
Trailing Juniper (for rock’ gardens “and~dry-slopes),--2. -------2-2s- asc == ee 4.50 
HARDY PEARS 
MENDEL PEAR—Grown without winter protection. A Minnesota product, medium size, 
sweet and juicy, golden yellow color. 2 : 
TAIT PEAR—Originated in Canada. Perfectly hardy, a good fruiter and of fine quality. 
Price, your choice of varieties, 3-4 ft., $1.35 each; 3 trees, $3.85. 
PROF. HANSEN'S MOST FAMOUS PLUMS 
For Quickest Return in Fruit 
WANETA PLUM—tThe giant of hardy plums. Up to two 
inches in diameter. Highly flavored. Richly colored red skin. 
TECUMSEH—tThe most consistent yielder of quality plums. 
Best record in drought years. 
OPATA CHERRY-PLUM—FEarliest of all plums. The flesh is 
a light green color with a purplish red skin. Very produc- 
tive. 
SAPA CHERRY-PLUM—Early, large, productive and hardy. 
Black purplish flesh is extra fine for eating and wonderful 
for preserves and jam. 
HANSKA PLUM—tThe superb plum of apricot flavor and 
fragrance. Very hardy and productive. Highly colored and 
firm flesh. 
EARLY RICHMOND—tThe earliest of the sour pie cherries. 
Fruit dark red, medium in size. Tree vigorous and bears 
young. Does best on upland or sandy soil which is well 
drained. 
OKA CHERRY—Not really a cherry but is a good substitute for a cherry. It is a sand 
cherry hybrid, a seedling of Champa. Color brighter than Sapa and a black red flesh. 
ADAPTED EARLY MATURING APPLES 
PROF. HANSEN’S ANOKA APPLE—The wonder Apple, as it usually bears the second 
year after planting. Very hardy everywhere. Good eating and a heavy producer. 
WEALTHY APPLE—The most popular of all early fall apples. Large, bright red, very 
sweet and fine. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT—Early variety, ripening to a yellow in August. Good eating, 
being tender and juicy when ripe. 
DUCHESS—Old standard hardy summer variety. Large apple streaked with red. Ripens 
the first of September. 
RED BIRD or CRIMSON BEAUTY—Early apple of bright) exes 
red color and very attractive. Good quality and flavor. — 
Originated in Canada. oe 
McINTOSH RED—Fruit medium to small in size, beautiful 
crimson. High quality for marketing and home use. Keeps 
until mid-winter or later. 
DOLGO CRAB—Originated at South Dakota Experiment Sta- 
tion. Tree hardy, vigorous, upright grower. Fruit medium 
to a rich in flavor, bright red color. Fine for pickling 
or jelly. 
WHITNEY CRAB-—-August to September. The fruit is very 
large and glossy green, striped with red. The flesh is firm, 
Juicy and pleasant. It is a very heavy yielder and highly 
prized for cider. Nearly the size of an apple. 
PRICES ON APPLES, CRABS AND PLUMS 

Waneta Plum 

Size Each Per 10 Per 25 
oo TLOCEA Te St ieee ee $1.00 $ 8.80 $19.00 
2°50 O-f GE a. she 1.35 11.80 26.00 
Fruit Trees can be grown anywhere on dry land if you 
space them properly. Anoka Apple Tree 
GUARANTEE ON NURSERY STOCK 
_We guarantee our stock to be strictly first quality and in healthy dormant con- 
dition at the time of delivery. Any stock that does not come up to this guarantee 
will be replaced without charge upon immediate notification thereof. No adjust- 
ments after June 15th. 5 
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