



Grapes 
BETA. Small black, hardy. 
CACO. Best red for here. 
CONCORD. Standard black. 
FREDONIA. New black, high quality. 
MOORE’S EARLY. Big black. 
PORTLAND. Big white, very desir- 
able yariety. aia UA Se F 
WORDEN. (Large late. beak 2 ms 
Each, Aes Doz., $8.00 
Cherries 
EARLY RICHMOND. The first of | 
Light . WELBA. Good summer apple, better | 
the sour cherries to ripen. 
‘red in color. 
MONTMORENCY. ‘Dark red in color, 
best for canning and pies. 
ee ri a Each Doz. 
3 to 4 (hpi dan Reaatias: x0 aie $2.50 $27.00 
NANKING CHERRY: Small trees 
loaded with small bright red fruits. 
Good for canning, jelly or jam. 
. 
r Each Doz. 
ZetORe tie: sae: oe eee .-.---$1.00 $11.00 
S16 Ite ee 1.25 14.00 
HANSEN BUSH CHERRY. An orna- 
mental bush bearing editable bright 
red fruits. Plants remain small. 
2 to 3 ft., $1.00 Each | 
3 to 4 ft., $1.25 Each 
Asparagus 
Per 100 
WASHINGTON Pies RE 0 2 eae $ 500 
PARADISE (6 )25.2...n0nien ae 7 .50 
Horse Radish 
Strong crags) which will produce a 
good crop the: first season. 
Doz., $2.00; Per 100. $10.00 
$1.75 $20.00 
» a . 2.00 
arly, poor quality. 
BEACON/ Summer — good. 
ND. Fall season, good. 
DELICIOUS RED. Winter, good. 
DELICIOUS YELLOW. Winter, good. 
DUCHESS, RED. Summer season. 
ZARLY McINTOCH. Good late sum- 
mer apple, fine quality. 
FAMEUSE or SNOW. Fall apple. 
FIRESIDE. New winter apple of very 
high quality. 
GRIMES GOLDEN. Early winter. 
HARALSON. Annual bearer, fine 
winter keeper and desirable cook- 
ing apple. 
JONATHON. Late fall, good. 
KENDALL, New McIntosh type, but 
better keeper and hangs on tree 
better. 
KIVELAND.— Summer appl 
MACOUN. ‘Heavy | bearer et high 
quality fruit. Another McIntosh 
type. 
McINTOSH. Late fall and = early 
winter, fine quality. Very widely 
planted. 
4 
Each Doz. 
22.00 
keeper than most. 
‘MILTON. Late summer and early 
fall, good quality. Another McIn- 
tosh type. 
MINNESOTA NO. 790. A good winter 
baking apple. New, but worth try- 
ing. 
MINJON. New introduction from 
Minnesota. Jonathon type, but 
larger fruit and more vigorous tree. 
NORTHWESTERN GREENING. Fine 
winter keeper, best suited for cook- 
ing. 
PRAIRIE SPY. Good winter keeper 
of high quality. Suitable for desert 
and cooking. A Minnesota peericty. 
very promising. 
RED ASTRACHAN. Sime. 
SALOME. Good winter keeper. 
SHARON. New “Iowa variety, good 
keeper, high quality. 
SECORE. Iowa introduction, Jona- 
thon type, but better keeper, more 
vigorous tree. Shs 
TETOFSKY. Su 
TOLMAN SWEE’ . Fall season, ~ 
WEALTHY. « Best fall apple. 
| WINESAP. Good winter pee. 
WOLFE RIVER. spa qual 




mer season. 
| YELLOW TRAN PARENT. Shimmer 
\ apple; ppoct keeper 
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Crabs 
DOLGA. Bright red, pickling. 
FLORENCE. Pickling. 
HYSLOP. Pickling, jelly. 
SWEET RUSSET. Pickling. 
WHITNEY. Canning, jelly. 
Each Doz. 
60:5) bee ee $1.75 $20.00 
Si EOV Ori Gst carte eee 2.00 - 22.00 
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Plums 
EMBER. Reddish yellow, late. 
f{ANSKA. A polinzer. 
MAGA, A polinzer, apricot flavor. 
MONITOR. Large red midseason. 
SURPRISE. Best polonizer. 
SUPERIOR. Very large red. 
UNDERWOOD. Outstanding quality, 
midseason. 
WANETA. Early, medium size. 
LOMBARD. Late, medium size, 
bluish green. 
STANLEY. PRUNE. The best blue 
plum for this area. 
5 to 6 ft. 
Each, $2.25; Per 12, $25.00 
Cherry Plums 
SAPA. Red flesh, very good. 
OPATA. Green flesh, good. 
COMPASS. Bright red fruits. 
4 to 5 ft. 
Each, $2.25; Per 12, $25.00 
Pears 
‘DUCHESS, Good desert variety. 
”’ BARTLETT. High quality, best. 
’ CLAPPS FAVORITE. Polonizer. 
\ FLEMISH BEAUTY. 
¥ KIEFER. Good for canning. 
“LINCOLN. Fine eating. 
“MENDEL, Polonizer, canning. 
Vspexie,’ est for ‘pickling. 
4 to 5 ft., $2.50 Each 
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