

FITZGERALD'S PEAR TREES PAY YOU BIGGER PROFITS! 

Keiffer 
The Keiffer, to my way of thinking, is the most 
profitable pear on the market. Trees vigorous, 
heavy bearers, a big rather long pear, yellow with 
a red cheek when ripe. Ripens in September and 
can be wrapped in paper and kept for weeks. 
Truly a fine pear. 
Lincoln 
A big green and yellow pear that ripens in August, 
doesn’t have to be gathered and stored to ripen 
out, but is good right off the tree. Late blooming 
and sure bearing. 
Bartlett 
The pear of quality. 
even under the best conditions, but if you are 
willing to fight the blight here is the pear supreme. 
Garber 
The trees grow very large. Have long willowy 
branches, pretty for a yard tree. The pears are 
large, rather short or nearly round. Fine quality. 
Ripens in August. 

Leconte 
Makes a fine thrifty growing tree. 
Never fails to 
Trees do not blight. Pears fine for eating 
Ripening in August. 
bear. 
raw. 
Duchess d‘'Angouleme 
Very large fall pear. The trees are dwarf and 
should be planted four inches deeper than they 
come out of the nursery. Comes into bearing early 
and does not blight. Blooms out very late. 

FITZGERALD NURSERY 
The trees sometimes blight . 

Espalier Pear Trees 
Most remarkable pear tree. Can be trailed up on 
a wall like a vine or if set out in the open will 
grow into a fine tree. Blooms out late and never 
caught by frost. Pears are as fine as can be grown 
and the trees never blight. When we send the 
trees to you they are extremely crooked. Surprise 
your friends and grow pears on a wall or trellis, 
or in tree form. Only small trees left. $1.00 each. 
Price on Pear Trees 
2 to 3 foot, 50c each, 100 for $37.50 
3 to 4 foot, 70c each, 100 for $60.00 
4 to 5 foot—$1.10 each, 100 for $90.00 
5 to 6 foot, $1.50 each 
Bearing size large well branched, $2.50 each 

Douglas 
Blight proof. The Douglas pear in most cases will 
bear the next year after planting. The quality 
extra good. Main objection overloading. 

- STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS 
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