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LARGE AND SMALL. 
FRUITS 
We offer a time-tested list of fruit trees and bush fruits. 
Every planting should include at least a few of these. Many 
are as beautiful in blossom as the finest ornamental plants 
and all bear fruit which is incomparably better in flavor than 
that which is purchased in the markets. You will find the 
large fruits such as Apple and Peach, will provide you with as 
much color and beauty during the flowering season as any of 
the finest flowering trees and at the same time, will provide 
luscious fruit later in the season. We are offering principally 
two-year old stock—the finest size for planting and in varieties 
of known hardiness and superior flavor. 
APPLES 
One of the most satisfactory of all lawn trees is a well- 
proportioned Apple tree, attractive at all times and really 
gorgeous when in full bloom. It follows with a’generous crop 
of one of the finest of all fruits. 
BEARING AGE APPLE TREES 
Again this year we are able to offer landscape sizes of 
Apples. These trees are 2 inches or over in caliper, 7 years old, 
and have been rigidly pruned and cared for and are ready to 
bear. Available in all of the following varieties. 
Each $15.00 
Delicious, Red. Dark red. Winter Apple. Good for cooking 
and eating. 
Delicious, Yellow. Golden yellow. Winter Apple. Good 
for cooking and eating. 
Kendall. Dark red. Winter Apple for eating. 
McIntosh. Red, Winter Apple. Cooking and eating. 
Milton. Pink-red. Autumn. Cooking and eating. 
Northern Spy. Bright red. Winter. Cooking and eating. 
Red Astrachan. Crimson. Summer. Cooking and eating. 
Red Gravenstein. Solid dark red. Autumn. Cooking and 
eating. 
Red Spy. Bright reds Winter. Cooking and eating. 
R. I. Greening. Yellow-green. Winter. Best cooking Apple. 
Stayman’s Winesap. Yellow striped with red. Winter. 
Cooking and eating. 
Sweet Bough. Pale yellow. Summer. Eating. 
Wealthy. Brilliant red. Autumn. Cooking. 
Yellow Transparent. Pale Yellow. Summer, Cooking. 
Summer Apple—Best for use about late July and August. 
Autumn Apple—Best for use from about October to December. 
Winter Apple—Best for use from about December to March. 
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