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Peach 
Height Bach 3trees 10trees 
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CHAMPION. The finest flavored peach. Superb creamy white 
blushed peach of excellent quality. 
GOLDEN JUBILEE. [Fxtra early freestone. 
cellent color and flavor. 
yielding variety. 
HALE-HAVEN. Large heavy yielding yellow. Freestone. 
ELBERTA. High colored yellow freestone. One of the best, 
most planted. 
J. H. HALE. Larger and earlier than Elberta. Splendid com- 
mercial peach, 
High quality, ex- 
A vigorous grower and hardy high 
Apples 
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BALDWIN. Old favorite with rich, juicy red apples that keep 
into the winter. Yields large crops. 
a iach TRANSPARENT. Summer. Clear white, turning pale 
yellow. 
JONATHAN. 
keeper. 
GRIMES GOLDEN. Early winter, 
highest quality. 
TURLEY WINESAP. A young bearing red winter variety, 
choice eating, table and cooking apple. 
DOUBLE RED DELICIOUS. It’s properly named for color, 
wholesomeness, mellowness, flavor and aroma whether for 
cooking or eating. Our trees are an improved bright red 
strain descended from the original tree stock. 
STAYMAN WINESAP. A champion for size, quantity and pro- 
ductiveness. Leading cooking and eating “apple. 
WEALTHY. The leading summer variety. Heavy yielding, high 
quality, red striped, juicy and tart. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS. A heavy bearing golden apple. 
Cherry (Sour) 
Early winter. Red, smooth, fine quality. Good 
Bright yellow, pink cheek, 
Very 
Height EKach 3trees 10trees 
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EARLY RICHMOND. Old favorite, very hardy, sour, good for 
cooking. 
MONTMORENCY. Larger than Parly Richmond, later, best 
for shipping. 
Cherry (Sweet) 
Height Each 
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BLACK TARTARIAN. Very large black, juicy fruit. June. 
Plum 
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BURBANK. Tree round, sprawling, productive; bears young. 
Fruit round, cherry-red with lilac bloom. 
GIANT PRUNE. Best and most popular. Large, dark blue, firm, 
sweet and delicious; commanding highest prices, One of the 
best for canning. 
Hardy Apricot 
A real hardy apricot. Imported from Hungary a few years 
ago. Comes into bearing very young and seldom misses a crop. 
Quality of fruit is excellent, and it is good sized. Beautiful in 
bloom and when tree is in fruit. 5-6 feet. Each, $2.00, 
Pear 
Height Each 38trees 10trees 
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BARTLETT. Large, early, yellow, with blush next to sun; 
- juicy, very popular. ‘ 
DUCHESS. The largest of the really good pears. A vigorous 
growing, reliable bearing variety, well flavored, with unsur- 
passed sweet and mellow white flesh. Ripens in October. 
SECKEL. Small, skin yellowish brown, popular for dessert and 
pickling. Very sweet. 
Quince 
3-4 feet. Each, $1.10, 
ORANGE. Large, round, bright golden yellow. Excellent flavor. 
Abundant bearer, good for market. Best late variety, 
ASPARAGUS ROOTS. 
RHUEARB ROOTS, 
(See pages 3 and 22.) 
(See page 22.) 



DISTANCES FOR PLANTING. Apples—30 to 40 ft. Pears— 
18 to 20 ft. Quinces—10 to 12 ft. Peaches—16 to 18 ft. 
Cherries, Sweet—18 to 20 ft. Cherries, Sour—15 to 18 ft. 
Plums-—16 to 20 ft. 
> CHIEF. 

ALL PRICES IN THIS CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE 
WITHOUT NOTICE. WE DO NOT GUARANTEE OR RE- 
PLACE PLANTS, SHRUBS OR TREES, AT PRICES QUOTED. 

Grape Vines 
ALL TWO-YEAR-OLD SELECTED STOCK 
2-year-old varieties: 2 for 65c; 5 for $1.35; 10 for $2.50, 
except where noted. 
Write for Special Prices on 1,000 lots. 
AGAWAM. Large red. Very productive. 
CONCORD. Large, black grape, hardy and productive; 
and sweet, 
FREDONIA. Ripens a week or ten days before Concord. Ber- 
ries and bunch large. Vigorous and of good quality. 
NEW PORTLAND. Early white grape. Large. 
NIAGARA. Vine remarkably hardy and strong grower; bunches 
very large and compact; berries large, greenish white, slight- 
ly ambered in the sun; skin thin but tough. 
NEW GRAPE CACO. The vines are strong and vigorous. The 
fruit is very large; in color a rich wine-red over amber. 
Early bearing, usually showing several good sized bunches 
the second year. Its flavor is luscious, sweet, delightful, 
distinctive. Price, 2 for 85c; 5 for $1.90. 
juicy 
Raspberries 25 for $3.00; 100 for $9.00. 
CUMBERLAND RASPBERRY. 
.firm and a good shipper, 
market. 
LATHAM. Splendid strong growing kind, produces 
quantities of bright red, extra large berries. 
New variety. Ripens earlier than Latham, 
hardiness, more diSease-resistant, bears more 
Fruit bright red, somewhat smaller than Latham. 
most profitable. 
ST. REGIS. A large red everbearing raspberry superior to all 
others. They bear in the spring like other raspberries and 
again in the fall. 
The largest of all blackcaps; 
and one of the most profitable in 
immense 
greater 
abundantly. 
One of the 
Blackberries 25 for $2.50; 100 for $8.00. 
ELDORADO. Comparatively new variety, and has proven to 
be the best of all blackberries under cultivation. Very hardy. 
Fruit very large, jet black, good shipper, good quality, great 
producer. 
Dewberry 25 for $2.50; 100 for $8.00. 
LUCRETIA DEWBERRY. Hardy, 
sweet. Highly recommended. 
productive, best variety, 
c 25 plants, 85 cents; 100 plants, $2.00. 
Strawberries 500 plants of any one variety, $6.50. 
SENATOR DUNLAP. The demand for this variety has been 
increasing steadily, as it has an unusually long fruiting 
season. It bears immense quantities of large, handsome, 
rich, fine flavored, dark red berries. 
PREMIER. Also called Howard, is a little lighter than Dunlap, 
of large size and good quality. Plants healthy, vigorous, pro- 
ductive, and have a long bearing season. It is frost-resistant 
in both bud and blossom, 
DORSETT. A new berry originated by the U. S. Dept. of Agri- 
culture. Superior to Premier. A decided “money-maker” with 
large, scarlet-red berries of the finest quality, size and flavor. 
CATSKILL. A heavy yielding late strawberry recently intro- 
duced. Vigorous grower. 
FALL OR EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES 
MASTODON, The Mastodon, which is a recent introduction, is 
a fall-bearing variety of great promise, Should give excel- 
lent results where water can be applied during dry weather 
and where special attention can be given to the plants. 
25 plants, $1.00; per 100, $2.50. 
New Boysenberry 
The largest high quality fruit of all berries. Produces 
abundantly each year. Six plants will give the average family 
all the fruit they want for eating and preserving. Boysen- 
berries are often two inches long and an inch in diameter. 
Bears the next year after planting; the fruiting season lasting 
about. two months. 6 for $1.25; 25 for $3.25; 100 for $10.00. 

Distances for Planting. Grapes—rows 10 to 16 feet apart, 
7 to 10 feet in rows. Blackberries—5 to 7 feet apart, 3 to 5 feet 
in rows. Currants—4 feet apart each way. Gooseberries—4 
feet apart each way. Raspberries—rows 5 feet apart, 3 feet in 
rows. Strawberries—for garden culture, plant in beds 4 feet 
wide, 3 rows in each bed, plant 1 foot apart in rows. 

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