
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; ex- 
cellent commercial variety. 
DARK RED JONATHAN. October. Too well known to need 
any description. 
DOUBLE RED DELICIOUS. The finest red eating Apple 
grown. Tree bears young. Perfectly hardy everywhere. 
GRIMES GOLDEN. One of the best yellow winter Apples. 
A favorite with everyone. 
HARALSON. A hardy Apple for northern states. Large 
red Apple; good keeper. 
JOAN. Bright red, large size, good for eating, fine for bak- 
ing. Disease-resistant tree. Good commercial variety. 
Productive as far north as Minnesota. 
McINTOSH, RED. Large red Apple; tree 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 wonderful flavor. 
Excellent for cooking; wonderful # 
eating Apple. Bears young. 
YORK IMPERIAL. One of the hardy, 
good keeping varieties. Best bak- 
ing Apple. Keeps until April or 
May. 


















Haralson 
Welch's 
Delicious Apple 
Collection 
3 Red Delicious 
2 Yellow Delicious 
These 5 good 2-yr., 3-4 ft.. 
7/16 in., branched trees— 
$3.00 
POSTPAID 
Dark Red 
Jonathan 


