FRUIT 15 
a moist humus soil. Each 40c, except ‘as 
noted. 
Confederate. The large lovely blue and white 
violet from Virginia, perfectly hardy. 
Large Blue. Blooms in spring, hardy. 
Oderata double white. Fragrant. 
Oderata semperflorens. Beautiful blue fragrant 
violet, blooming from spring till fall. Each 
50c. 
VIOLA 
(Hardy Tufted Pansies) 
Arkwright Ruby. Very free flowering, rich 
ruby-red, with satiny sheen. Fragrant and 
a delightful flower for cutting. Each 40c. 
Chantryland. Masses of purest apricot blooms 
all summer. Each 40c: 
SPECIAL QUANTITY DISCOUNTS ON 
PERENNIALS 
The following quantity discounts are allowed 
tor the purchase of several plants of a single 
variety. 
Each rate. 3 of same. Dozen of same. 
P5c 65c S225 
30c Viele I hed hes. 
S 5c 90c 3425 
AOc $1.00 Sey ba) 
50c ee pa 4.75 
60c 1.60 Bie 
Moe 2.00 ZO 
$1.00 2.60 10.00 
Note. We reserve the right to charge more 
than list price for perennials moved with earth 
or for extra large plants. 
FRUIT TREES 
Apples. Two year four feet and up. $1.50 
each, $13.50 per 10. Larger trees priced 
according to size. 
Delicious, Dark Red. 
ular. 
Delicious, Yellow. Early winter, bears early. 
Jonathan, Dark Red. Favorite late winter. 
McIntosh, Early Fall apple of exceptional 
flavor. 
Red Astrachan. Summer apple. 
Reme Beauty, Red. Late winter, excellent 
eating and cooking. 
Wealthy. Excellent fall apple. 
Whitney Crab. Summer apple. 
Winesap, Dark Red. Late winter apple. 
Yellow Transparent. Summer apple. 
Quintuplet Apples. The one tree apple orchard 
for your back yard. Five varieties of apples 
budded on a single tree including Red Jona- 
than, Wealthy, Yellow Delicious, Crimson 
Winesap and Yellow Transparent. Three 
year, 5 ft. and up. Each $3.50. 
Early winter, very pop- 
Apricots. One year, 3/2 feet and up. Each 
$2.25. 
Manchu. Hardier than most varieties. 
Cherries, Sour. Two year, 32 ft. and up. 
$2.50 Each. 
Early Richmond. Ripens July Ist, red fruit. 
English Morello. Late July, fruit nearly 
black. 
Montmorency. Mid-July, best commercial 
type. 
-Boysenberries, Thornless. 
Cherries, Sweet. 3 ft. and up. Each $2.25. 
4 ft. and up. Each $2.75. 
Bing. Nearly black. 
Yellow Glass. Yellow sweet cherry. 
Peaches. One year, four feet and up. Each 
$1.50. 
Early Elberta. Improved type of Elberta. 
Elberta. Long time favorite. 
Hale Haven. Large yellow and red, fine 
flavor. 
Polly. White freestone with fine flavor. 
Pears. Four feet and up. Each $2.25. 
Bartlett. Leading late summer pear. 
Clapps Favorite. Medium size, early Sep- 
tember, fine flavor. 
Seckel. Small, hardy, juicy and fine flavor. 
Plums. Three feet and up $1.80. Larger 
trees in some varieties at $2.25 and $3.00. 
Abundance. Red, fine flavor, September. 
Bears heavily. | 
Green Gage. Standard white Plum. 
Kahinta. Large red, hardy, good for ‘mar- 
ket. 
La Crescent. Large yellow, tender and 
sweet. 
Satsuma. Red flesh, excellent flavor. 
Stanley. Prune, freestone, purple and early. 
SMALL FRUITS 
Blackberries. Eldorado. Big berries in large 
clusters. Hardiest of all Blackberries, excel- 
lent flavor. Each 20c, Ten $1.75. 
Large berries of ex- 
cellent flavor. Each 25c, Ten $2.20. 
Bush Cherries. Hardy( prolific, large cherries 
of excellent flavor. Good for eating or can- 
ning. (See Prunus tomentosa under Shrubs.) 
Currants. Red Lake. New, finest of the Red 
Currantss e2.Y¥r. No, - ls -Each: 50c¢: 
Grapes. Two Yr. No. 1. Each 50c, Ten $4.50. 
Caco. Early red, fruit and bunches large. 
Fine flavor. 
Concord. Standard black grape. 
Fredenia. New black. Early, 
excellent flavor. 
large and 
Niagara. Leading white commercial grape. 
Portland. New and very early. Fruit white, 
large and of good quality. Very hardy, 
vigorous and productive. Highly recom- 
mended. 
Worden. 
June Berries. 
under Shrubs.) ; 
Raspberries. Strong plants. 
$1.75. 
Cumberland. Leading 
Early midseason. 
Indian Summer. Red Everbearing. 
Black, large, earlier than Concord. 
(See Amelanchier canadensis 
Each 20c, Ten 
Black Raspberry. 
Latham. Hardy, large red fruit. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
Asparagus. Mary Washington. The leading 
rust-resistant variety. 2 yr. No. 1 plants. 
Ten 65c. 
Rhubarb. McDonald. Stalks are crimson, large 
and very tender. Best in Rhubarb. Each 
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