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Fall Varieties 
ANOKA. A remarkable apple that comes into bearing 
very young, oftentimes the next year after planting. 
A large fruit, red streaked with yellow, of good fla- 
vor. Extremely hardy. 
FAMEUSE (Snow). A fine apple of deep crimson skin, 
snowy white flesh. 
MAIDEN BLUSH. September. Fine flavor; a good bearer; 
excellent for apple butter and market. 
WHITNEY CRAB. August. One of the choice eating 
crabs. 
WEALTHY. October. Best of all fall bearing apples. 
Good cooking apple. 
Winter Varieties 
BLACK BEN DAVIS. One of the best money-making ap- 
ples on the market today. Every orchard should have 
a few Ben Davis as pollenizers. 
CORTLAND. A good early bearing apple. Dark red; 
excellent commercial variety. 
DARK RED JONATHAN. Octo- 
ber. Too well known to 
need any description. 


Welch’s 
Delicious DOUBLE RED DELICIOUS. The 
finest red eating apple 
Apple grown. Tree bears young. 
Collection Perfectly hardy every- 
3 Red Delicious where. 
2 Yellow Delicious 
These Bye good 2- GRIMES GOLDEN. One of the 
yr., 3-4 ft., 7/16 in., ‘ 
Reco che dk ecks best yellow winter apples. 
A favorite with everyone. 
$1.65 
POSTPAID HARALSON. A hardy apple 
for northern states. Large 
red apple; good keeper. 
JOAN. Bright red, large size, good for eating, fine for 
baking. Disease-resistant tree. Good commercial va- 
riety. Productive as far north as Minnesota. 
McINTOSH, RED. Large red apple; feel hardy, and an 
abundant bearer. 
RAMSDELL SWEET. Best of all sweet apples. One of 
the old varieties. 
RED ROME BEAUTY. A large red solid apple. Keeps 
until May. 
SECOR. Similar to Jonathan, but of superior quality. 
Good keeper and hangs to the tree well. Rated as one 
of the highest quality apples. Bears young. 
STAYMAN’S WINESAP. November. Large apple of good 
quality and mild flavor. : 
WINESAP. A large, very attractive dark red apple of 
excellent quality. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS. A _ large 
early winter apple of wonder- 
ful flavor. Excellent for cook- 
ing; wonderful eating apple. 
Bears young. 
YORK IMPERIAL. One of the 
hardy, good keeping varieties. 
Best baking apple. Keeps un- 
til April or May. 
DOLGO— 
The Dual-Purpose Crab 
Best of all crab apples. Bears 
young and very heavily, the 
third year. Beautiful enough for 
a lawn tree. Excellent for jelly. It 
is one of the finest and most 
beautiful crabs grown; not sub- 
ject to blight. 3 to 4 ft., 7/16", 45c 
each, prepaid. 5 to 6 ft., 11/16”, 
85c each, not prepaid. 


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