
ea 
Orchards in times of war are as impor- 
tant as defense plants. And in times of 
peace orchards, rank first .among all agri- 
cultural enterprises for high profit produc- 
ers. Plant now, help our war effort first; 
then, when peace returns cash in on the 
high returns from fruit trees. 
Late Winter Apples, Continued 
Northwestern Greening 
grower, extremely hardy; does well most 
anywhere, especially in the North and 
Northwest. where few apples of such high 
quality grow successfully. Keeps well, fruit 
is large, greenish yellow when ripe. One 
of the best for baking. Restaurants pay 
premium prices for them. Ripens middle of 
October. 
Vig- 
orous 
Stayman’‘s Winesap%~,,,2oP ula" 
market = ap- 
ple, very large, striped dark red, keeps 
well, and is in strong demand for cooking. 
Ripens in October. 
Old-Fashioned Winesap /,2°ome 
for home 
for market; 
Tree 
the Middle 
orchard. Apples little too small 
quality is good, keeps well. Dark red. 
bears heavy, perfectly hardy in 
West. Ripens middle of October. 
: (Johnson’s Fine Winter Y. 
York Imperial I.). This old-fashioned ap- 
It is 
Perfectly 
~hardy in the-Middle West, also Southern Min- 
I recommend a combina- 
tion planting of York Imperial and Stayman’s 
Winesap for extra heavy bearing. Ripens first 
ple is rapidly coming back to popularity. 
a large red -apple, tender and juicy. 
nesota and Wisconsin. 
week in October. 
PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS 

Fill in with good top-soi! around the roots {no 
and water 
is the best 
method of packing the soil firmly around the 
After planting apple trees should be 
one- 
The center-leader may be 
fertilizer to be added to this soil), 
well at planting time. Watering 
roots. 
pruned. Cut all branches back to about 
half of their length. 
cut back a few inches. 
FALL APPLES 
Ripening between early apples and late 
(winter) apples, they keep fairly good, and 
in the extreme North where late apples 
would not mature, these fall apples are 
considered winter apples and in such locali- 
ties will make very good keepers. They 
furnish fruit after the early apples are used 
up, and before the late varieties commence 
to ripen. 
A nice apple of fairly good size, 
Anoka yellow with red stripes. Ripens 
end of August, and makes a nice apple for 
the North. Not a new apple. For a good 
many years I have grown this sort for 
special orders, and recently, due to _ in- 
creased demand, I have grown more of 
them. Add 10c per tree to the prices quoted 
for apples. 
This apple does well most 
Wealthy anywhere, can _ safely be 
planted 
in the North also. It is a great 
bearer, in fact few varieties are so hardy 
and so productive. A good apple for eat- 
ing, cooking, drying or pies; large, mostly 
covered with red, fine grained and juicy. 
Without this good apple your orchard js 
not complete. I recommend it, knowing 
how pleased you will be with your Wealthy 
Ripens in September. 
apple. 







Farm... 
APPLE 
1 Red Delicious 
1 Winesap 
1 Grimes Golden 
1 Jonathan 
8 trees, all 
for early 
2 Dianthaflora Mock Orange, 
beautiful flowering shrubs, 3 
to 4 ft. size. 
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