Hardy Fruit Jroos from the Ozark Fruit Bolt 
We have specialized for many years in growing fruit trees. We can assure you that 
our trees from the very heart of the Ozark Fruit Belt are exceptionally hardy. It is our 
aim to furnish the best standard varieties and proven successful new varieties. 
_ It is the patriotic duty of every family to produce more food. Let us think seriously 
of the future and get a small commercial orchard started or at least a nice Home Or- 
chard started this year. 
APPLE TREES 
Best Varieties That Ripen from Early Summer io Late Fall 

APPLES 
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ADA RED—Best medium to large red early summer 
apple. Extra fine eating and cooking, also ship- 
per. Ripens latter part of July and first of August 
at a time when-no other red apples are on the 
market. Extra good coloring makes good market- 
ing. Trees bear young and are heavy bearers. 
We have an orchard of this variety and can 
highly recommend them. 
ARKANSAS BLACK—Very dark red, almost black. 
Winter. Firm, crisp, juicy, especially fine flavor. 
Extra good baking apple. Good keeper. Large 
fruit, vigorous grower. 
BLACK BEN DAVIS—Solid dark red Ben Davis. A 
vigorous grower, hardy, prolific bearer. Fruit 
more oblong shape than Ben Davis. Winter. 
DARK RED DELICIOUS—Extra large, high quality 
and a very delicious flavor. Beautiful all-over dark 
red, pin-dotted color. Good home use and com- 
mercial. Trees are vigorous and bear young. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS—Fruit extra large, delicious 
flavor. Trees bear young. Ripens autumn. ‘ 
EARLY HARVEST—July. Medium size, flattened 
round, good flavor eating apple. Waxy yellow. 
A healthy good bearer but not as thrifty grower 
as some later varieties. 
GRIMES GOLDEN—A favorite autumn yellow. The 
flavor is very choice. Keeps well for a good winter 
eating apple. 
JONATHAN-This well known, proven successful 
apple is a special favorite as a commercial apple 
as well as home use. A sure heavy bearer. 
Medium size, well shaped, solid red. Bears young. 
Autumn. 
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MAIDEN BLUSH—Large, blush on yellow. Rather 
flat shape. An excellent late summer home use 
apple. August. 
MAMMOTH BLACK TWIG—Very large, deep to 
dark red. A good commercial grower, trees vigor- 
ous and young bearer. A special favorite for a 
good keeping winter apple for eating and cooking. 
RED ASTRACHAN—A hardy, thrifty growing tree. 
Fruit is medium to large red striped. Summer. 
RED JUNE—Medium small, shiny red, excellent 
flavor, eating and cooking apple. Ripens early 
summer just after Early Harvest. 
STAYMAN WINESAP—Those who like a juicy, Wine- 
sap apple will be delighted with this apple. Fruit 
large deep red, an extra good keeper. Trees good 
bearers. Winter. 
WEALTHY—Medium to large, red striped. A widely 
known. variety for successful marketing value. 
Trees bear early and excellent cropper. Fruit 
good: flavor for eating and all home uses. 
WINESAP—This is the old well known juicy Wine- 
sap apple which is always a favorite for storing 
for winter use, a good cider apple. Keeps well.’ 
Fruit medium size, solid red color. Trees hardy, 
a good dependable bearer. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT—Preferred by many to be 
the best early apple. Fruit light yellow with 
whitish skin when ripe. Ripens early summer. 
One of the best home use apples for cooking and 
eating. 
BEN DAVIS—Thrifty growing tree. Fruit large round, 
red striped. Good for cooking and _ shipping. 
Winter. 
