FRUIT 
VIOLA 
Violet. Nearly all thrive best in part shade 
and a moist humus soil. Each 30c; Three 
75c; Doz. $2.50. 
Confederate. The large lovely blue and white 
violet from Virginia. Perfectly hardy. 
Oderata Blue. Sweet-scented blue violet. 
Oderata White. Sweet-scented white violet. 
YUCCA 
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for the rock garden because of its small 
size. With its miniature rosettes of stiff 
bluish foliage and slender flower stems, no 
hardy species is more attractive. Each 
$1.00; Three $2.50. 
Filmentosa. Best known species, flowers 
cream. white. Each 50c; Three $1.25; 
Large 75c. 
Filamentosa variegata. A hardy variegated 
type and a thrifty grower. The _ leaves 
Evergreen plants for deep, well-drained soil. have narrow stripes of green and white 
May be placed in large rock gardens. like a ribbon grass, tinged red in winter. 
Coloma.* (Syn. Y. neomexicana. Desirable Each 50c; Three $1.25; Doz. $4.00. 
FRUIT 
Apples. 4 ft. and up. Each $1.40; ten Peaches. 4 ft and up. Each $1.50; ten 
$12.00. Larger trees priced according to $13.50. 
size. Early Elberta 
Delicious, Dark Red Elberta 
Delicious, Yellow Halehaven 
Jonathan Polly 
Jonathan, Dark Red 
etcgerianitccah! eee. a ft and up. Each $2.00. 
Rome Beauty, Red eon 
Wealthy Lombard 
Winesap Pears. 4 ft. and up. Each $2.00. 
Winesap, Staymen Dark Red 
Yellow Transparent SMALL FRUITS 
Apricots. 31 ft. andup. Each $2.00. Grapes. 2 yr. No. 1. Each 50c; ten $4.00. 
Cherry, Sour. 31/2 ft. and up. Each $2.00; poacord 
ten $18.00. Niagara 
English Morello Worden 
Montmorency Thornless Boysenberry. Each 25c; ten $2.00. 
Misc. 
Grey. Sweet. 3 ft. and up. Each $2.00. Asparagus, Paradise. New Variety. Excep- 
Bing tionally large, fine flavor, rust-proof. 2 yr. 
Yellow No. 1 Each 20c; ten $1.50; 25 for $2.50. 

Rocky Mountain Blue and White Columbine. 
