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SWEET CHERRIES 
BLACK TARTARIAN. Most widely planted Sweet Cherry east 
of the Mississippi. Beautiful lustrous, purplish black when 
ripe. Medium size for Sweet Cherry, very good quality. 
The tree is a very large, vigorous, upright grower. Very 
productive and regular bearer. Early. 
NEOSHO NAPOLEON. This is a select strain of yellow Sweet 
Cherry which has produced a crop seven straight years 
here in Neosho. Mellow, sweet flavor. A fancy dessert 
variety, but is also a good keeper and bearer. 
LATE DUKE. A large, heart-shaped, dark red, semi-sweet 
variety with hardy qualities that succeeds well here in the 
Middle West. 
A Sweet Cherry planted alone is not likely to bear fruit, 
because it is self-sterile. Plant a Black Tartarian with any 
other Sweet Cherry for cross pollination. 
SWEET CHERRY PRICES 
5 7A 
Each (Each) (Each) 
9/16 in., 4-5 ft. . PE Ag et he doo $1.85 $1.75 
(162i, 5-4. fh a 1.60 55 1.50 
6 -in., 2-3. ft. s. 1.30 1.25 1.20 
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Necshe CHERRIES 
Bear Young——Easy to Grow 
SOUR CHERRIES 
EARLY RICHMOND. The favorite early bright 
red May Sour Cherry. Fruit is medium size. 
A good canner. Tree is medium size. Ripens 
about a week earlier than Montmorency. Plant 
some of each variety to give you fresh cherries 
over a longer period. 
MONTMORENCY. The most widely planted 
Cherry. Productive and a regular bearer. Col- 
ors early before ripe—a distinct advantage for 
shipping. The fruit is roundish, plump and a 
beautifully glowing red. It hangs in clusters, 
making picking easy. The fruit does not crack 
or rot, even in very hot weather. It hangs on 
without dropping after it is dead ripe. The flesh 
is rich, sprightly and pleasant. A good shipper 
and a good canner. Does not mash down in the 
box. 
SOUR CHERRY PRICES 
5 25 
Each (Each) (Each) 
ULALGein, caattcup sn eee $2.00 $1.85 $1.60 
9/16 Rint 32-43 fink ee Uh) 1.65 1.50 
TANG2ine3 =3 ss ee 1.50 1.40 1.30 
DJALG Jini 22-32 fhe ee Bee ee 1225 1er5 1.00 






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