eee — ESSE 
Norman’s has it’’ 
mid winters. 
June. 
EARLY ELBERTA—Large yellow freestone peach, similar 

PEACHES 
BABCOCK—Very popular. 
Consistent bearer, even 
Smooth red cheeks and delicious white flesh. 
afte 
to the Elberta but ripening one month earlier. June. 
ELBERTA—Oval peaches of good size. Yellow with red 
cheeks. Yellow flesh of excellent flavor. 
EARLY CRAWFORD—A large round fruit with yellow 
Karly July. 
flesh streaked red near the pit. Yellow blushed red. July. 
J. H. HALE—Popular large round peach. Fruit very beau- 
tiful. Flesh firm, yellow and of fine flavor. Late July. 
STRAWBERRY CLING 
marbled with deep red. Flesh white, juicy and delicately 
flavored. 
WHITE HEATH CLING—Light cream colored fruits with 

Medium 
size oval fruits, 
pink cheeks. Juicy, tender and rich flavor. September, 
GOWER—Large, firm, green fruits with deep red blush. 
Early June. 
JOHN RIVERS 
quality medium 
June. 
STANWICK—Pale green fruits shaded with purple. Early 
August. 
NECTARINES 

size fruits. 
Earliest to ripen, producing excellent 
Color an 
attractive red. 
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skin 
Early 


PHOENIX, ARIZONA 



BROWN TURKEY FIG 

CROPS 

Peach 
Plum 
Apricot 
Cherry 

Apple 
Pear 

Grape 

Blackberry 
Dewberry 
Raspberry 


Strawberry 
INSECTS AND 
DISEASES 

Scale, Insect and 
Leaf Curl 
‘Shot Hole or Fungi 
Curculio 

MATERIALS 
Lime-Sulphur Sol. 
Oil Emulsion or 
Dry Lime-Sulphur 
Zinc Sulphate 
Arsenate of Lead 

DILUTIONS 
One Gal of Water 
Y% pint 
18-20 teaspoonfuls 
1 teaspoonful 
2 teaspoonfuls 
SPRAYING GUIDE FOR FRUIT 
TIME TO SPRAY 

Before the buds swell. Add Bordeaux to Oil 
Emulsion to prevent leaf curl. 
Combine with petal fall and later sprays. 
Use in combination with Dritomic Sulphur 
on petal fall, shuck and cover sprays. 

Scab and Brown 
Rot 
Dry Mix, 
Dritomie Sulphur 
12-20 teaspoonfuls 
8 teaspoonfuls 
1. When most of shucks are off. 
2 weeks after shucks have dropped. 
4 weeks before picking if necessary. 
9 
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Borers 

Seale Insects and 
Blister Mites 

laradichlorbenzene 
E’thylene Dichloride 
HKmulsion 
Lime-Sulphur Sol. 
Dry Lime-Sulphur 
1 oz. 2 in. from 
trunk of tree 
Sprinkled around 
truyrk of tree 
pint 
In the fall or spring. 
In the fall or spring. 
——— 
Dormant and delayed dormant. When buds 
begin to swell. 

Psylla, Slugs, Scab 
and Codling Moth 

Later Codling Moth 
For blight at full 
blossom 
Blotch 
Bordeaux Mixture or 
Dry Lime-Sulphur or 
Lime-Sulphur Sol. 
with Arsenate of 
Lead 
2-16 teaspoontuls 
-6 teaspoonfuls 
/5 pint 
53-8 teaspoonfuls 
1. Cluster or pink stage. 
Calyx or petal fall. 
Two Weeks after petals fall. 
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Arsenate of Lead 
Bordeaux 
Lritomie Sulphur 
3-8 teaspoonfuls 
12-16 teaspoonfuls 
3 teaspoonfuls 
S$ to 10 weeks after petals fall and as often 
as necessary to keep fruit covered with Ar- 
senate of Lead, and a fungicide. 

Aphids (plant lice) 

Chewing Insects 
Black Rot-Mildew 
Black Leaf 40 
Arsenate of Lead 
Bordeaux Mixture 

Leaf Hopper 

Rose-Scale, Cane- 
Blight, Leaf-Spot 
and Anthracnose 

Black Leaf 40 
Dry’ Lime-Sulphur 

Anthracnose 
Leaf-Spot, Flea 
Beetle and 
Drv Lime-Sulvhur 

Pestroy 
1 teaspoonful 
2 teaspoonfuls 
12-16 teaspoonfuls 


1 teaspoonful 
9 level 
tablespoonfuls 

2% level 
tahblesnoonfuls 
( level 
tablespoonfuls 

Combine with other spray and apply when 
Aphids apvear. 
a i 
1. After the blossoms fall. 
2. Ten days to two weeks later. 
Apply when first nymphs of the Hopper 
acquire wings. 
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In spring before growth starts. 

Just before the bloom 
‘1. Before the blossoms open. 
2. As soon as the fruit has been picked. 
Leaf-Roller 
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