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Perfumed Loveliness 
Orders for dormant Lilacs received after April 10 will be shipped in fall 
XCEPT for the rose, no flower is more closely wrapped up in the esteem and 
gE. affection of the American people. No plant offers so much for so little—old-time 
fragrance, wide range of color, profusion of bloom, and hardiness. 
Let your Lilacs bring rest and refreshment to your body and mind. Make Lilacs a 
“sarden must” this year. The purchase of the following “priced-to-sell” varieties, in 
sizes that become readily established, will prove a real investment and give immediate 
enjoyment. 
FRENCH LILACS for Color in May 


Hybrid Preach LILAC 
Charles the Tenth. Rosy purple, gle, mid 
season. 11% to 2 ft., 2 to 3 ft. 
Glory of Horstenstein. Rosy purple, single, 
early. 11% to 2 ft., 2 to 3 ft. 
Jan van Tol. White, single, early. 2 to 3 ft., 
3 to 4 ft. 
Katherine Havemeyer. Bluish mauve, double, 
midseason. 2 to 3 ft., 3 to 4 ft. 
Marie Legraye. White, single, midseason. 
114 to 2 ft. 
Mme. Lemoine. White, double, early. 2 to 3 
ft., 3 to 4 ft. 
President Grevy. Blue, double, midseason. 
3 to 4 ft. 
President Lincoln. \ Blue, singlé, early. 2 to 
Sits 
Souv. de L. Spaeth. Dark rosy purple, single, 
midseason. 1% to 2 ft., 2 to 3 ft. 
PRICE OF ABOVE: 
11, to 2 ft., $2.00;. 2 to 3 ft., $3.00; 
3 to 4 ft., $4.25 
ANNIVERSARY OFFER 
Speccal 
Lilac Group 1 
2 to 3-ft. plants in 6 different colors 
For $46-75 (Cu 
Selection) 
REGULAR VALUE $18.00 
Six plants labeled with the variety name 
for later identification 
Lilac Group 2 
3 to 4-ft. plants in 6 different colors 
For $9 4-00 etre 
REGULAR VALUE $25.50 
NOTE: It should be remembered in connection with the color description of Lilacs that the colors of all Lilacs are soft, and except for the whites, are 
a blending of colors rather than one pure tone. After transplanting it often requires two seasons or more for Lilacs to again produce their true color. 
FRUITS FOR FOOD 
ITH the modern trend toward smaller individual homes 
and properties, many new home-owners desire to plant 
and grow some form of fruit in their limited space. Many 


have found that fruit growing Is interesting and offers a wide 
range of possibilities. Fruit trees may be used as lawn specimens, 
trained against walls, or for any purpose where a tree 1s needed 
NOTE TO LOCAL PATRONS WITHIN MOTORING DISTANCE: 
We invite your inspection of the many fine varieties of fruit trees in standard 
and specimen sizes that will be available for spring planting. These you may 
select and take with you from our salesground in East Rutherford. 
APPLE TREES - $3.00 each 
Baldwin. A very popular winter variety. Fruit large, crisp and juicy. 
Color red. 
Delicious. One of the finest of winter eating Apples. Fruit large and 
juicy. Dark red. 
McIntosh. A good bearer. Fruit large and subacid. Bright red. Winter. 
Yellow Transparent. A very productive summer Apple. Frurt medium 
size; flesh tender and juicy. Pale yellow. Fine for eating or cooking. 

PEACH TREES .- $2.25 each 
Belle of Georgia. Large; white with red cheek. 
Fruit firm and sweet. Freestone. Aug. 
Elberta. A top-quality yellow Peach. Free- 
stone. Early Sept. 
Fruit trees require asunny location, fertile soil, and 
good drainage. When planting, cut top back at least 
one-third; prune harder for peaches. Water well. 
East Rutherford, N. J. 
PEAR TREES - $3.00 each 
Bartlett. A very popular yellow summer Pear, 
large and shapely. Luscious flavor. Sept. 
Beurre Bosc. Large, long, deep yellow fruit. 
Highly recommended. Sept. 
Clapp’s Favorite. A very choice eating Pear 
of vinous juicy flayor. Fruit large, pale lemon- 
yellow. Aug. 
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CHERRY TREES .- $4.00 each 
Black Tartarian. A very large, purplish black 
oxheart Cherry. June. 
Schmidt’s. One of the largest. 
color; sweet. July. 


Apply a heavy mulch of well-decayed manure each 
fall. As the trees mature, timely spraying is st 
gested to keep them healthy. 
