There is 
nothing finer 
grown than 
BUNTINGS’ 
FRUIT TREES 
for abundant year 
in and year out 
fruit yields 

A National Shortage 
of Fruit Trees 
Growing fruit trees is a highly skilled 
profession. Only experienced men can 
do the budding, grafting and perform 
the other necessary operations in con- 
nection with the growing of fruit trees. 
Due to the. shortage of manpower, 
most growers have had to cut their pro- 
duction. According to all available re- 
ports, there is now existing an acute 
shortage of all types of fruit trees. 
We hope our supply will be sufficient 
to take care of our customers’ require- 
ments, but considering the national 
shortage—it is our suggestion that you 
play safe by ordering as early as pos- 
punto Nationally Known 

Buntings’ Healthy, Well-Grown, Vigorous 
Trees are Worth More 
Quality in Peach trees is not a mere matter of the size of the trees at the time of 
purchase. 
It includes the horticultural skill, knowledge, care and personal integ- 
rity actually employed from the securing of the Peach seed to the delivery of the 
Tried and Tested in Our Own Orchards 
Considering our long experience in Peach tree production, the knowledge we 
have obtained in watching the trees in our bearing commercial orchards, it is our 
belief that you cannot buy better Peach trees anywhere in the country regardless 
stock. 
of price. 
CARMAN. A very hardy, semi-freestone 
Peach, ripening about the middle of 
July; skin pale yellow with blush on 
sunny side; flesh white, tender, sweet 
and melting. Ships well. Best early 
market Peach. 
CRAWFORD’S EARLY. Freestone. 
Large, oblong, yellow with deep red 
cheek; flesh yellow, juicy and rich, 
excellent flavor. August Ist to 15th. 
CRAWFORD’S LATE. Ripens atter El- 
berta. Freestone. High quality and 
very large; flesh deep yellow; skin 
yellow with broad dark red cheek. 
GAGE ELBERTA. Ripens two to three 
days later than Elberta, and fruit is 
so similar that only an expert can dis- 
tinguish the difference. A disease-re- 
sistant bud sport of famous Elberta. 

sible. See page 7 for prices. 
CHECK 
THESE 
MATCHLESS 
FEATURES 
A Grand Peach—the most promising, 
new, early yellow variety for either home 
use or commercial markets. 









1. Extra Early— 
Ripens a month before Elberta. 
2. Brilliant Color— 
Reddens before it ripens. 
3. Fine Flavor— 
Sweet, juicy, fine textured. 
4. Good Shipper— 
Firm flesh and tough skin. 

A profitable 
commercial va- 
riety, and excel- 
lent for home use 
where a good 
quality early yel- 
low Peach is de- 
sired. 
Perfect freestone, medium to large 
in size, flesh yellow, fine textured, 
sweet and of good quality. Smooth 
skin, almost fuzzless; brilliant red 
color, with creamy yellow back- 
ground. Bears heavy crops. Origi- 
nated at the Michigan Experimental 
Station in 1930, and has since been 
thoroughly tested. 
See page 7 for prices. Buntings’ 
offer both Redhaven and O’Boy 
at regular Peach tree prices. 
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