Peach 
Growers’ 
Haven: 
Here are the varieties of Peach trees 
that Peach growers are rushing for. These 
“Haven” varieties are the kind that will really 
make money for you. And besides, the two 
“Haven” varieties, we list a number of the 
old standbys at the bottom of the page. Don’t 
overlook them; they are still excellent. 
Red Haven 
This beautiful, flaming scarlet Peach is 
EXTRA EARLY, with all the advantages 
that go with extra earliness. Days before the 
ripening time of other good Peaches, it will 
be enticingly-colored with all-over flaming 
scarlet, ready to pick, firm and solid, awaiting 
a trip to distant markets. Easy to handle. 

Red Haven is indeed another “Haven” for 
Peach growers, having the famous Haven PRICES: All 
flavor and advantages: fine, sweet, firm tex- Peach Trees 
tured, with beautiful golden flesh. Excellent 1 for $1.25 
for eating fresh, excellent canner. Best of 2 for 2.25 
quality in every way. Hardy. Excellent yield- a lores 3.25 
er. Bears young. FREESTONE and SELF- 6 for 6.25 
POLLENIZING. A profitmaker from the 12 for 11.70 
word BiGow 25 for 23.00 
50 for 44.50 
100 for 88.00 
All Peach trees f 
Hale Haven unten 
Caliper. 


Produces loads of huge delicious fruit 
early, when mouths are watering for the 
season’s first Peach. Frost resistant. A 
great money-maker. Fruit beautifully 
colored: beautifully-shaped; flesh thick, 
wholesome, delicious. Perfect freestone. 
Often bears second year after planting. 
Two weeks earlier than Elberta. It has 
been well tested, and has proven reliable. 
Prices above. 

Other Peaches 
Champion. Best early white-fleshed freestone. 
Rich and juicy. Highly colored cheek. August. 

Elberta. Large oval-shaped, yellow freestone. Red 
cheek. Prolific, hardy. Mid-September. 
J. H. Hale. Flesh yellow and sweet. Good canner 
and shipper. Largest freestone. Early September. 
South Haven. Fine flavor. Flesh yellow, sweet, 
showy exterior. Early. Freestone. September Ist. 
Important Cultural Note: Plant Peaches 18 to 
20 feet apart in ordinary, well-drained, sandy 
loam soil. 

