WINTER APPLES, continued 
WEALTHY. Early winter variety, keeping until Christmas. 
Deep red; flesh white, very juicy. Good market sort and fine 
also for home use; quick and heavy bearer. Very best for eat- 
ing. You can’t beat it for November and December. 
WINTER BANANA. Large, yellow, shaded and marbled with 
crimson; sub-acid flavor. Bears young and keeps well. Ex- 
cellent for all uses. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS. Bright golden color and sweetly acid 
flavor. Commands the very highest market prices. Firm, 
crisp, very juicy. Splendid keeper. 






























Summer Apples 
ANOKA. Noteworthy for its beautiful red striped 
fruit and early bearing, often producing Apples 
the second year after planting. Fruit of excellent 
quality; ripening in late summer. It should be 
more adapted to the central and northern districts 
than to the eastern seaboard fruit sections. 
GOLDEN SWEET. Large, pale yellow, very sweet 
and good. Strong grower and good bearer. August. 
RED ASTRACHAN. Well-known old sort, large 
and roundish. Crimson color; juicy, rich acid 
flavor. A vigorous grower with dark foliage. 
August. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT. Earliest and_ best. 
White, tender and juicy, sprightly sub-acid. 
Grows rapidly, bears young, and is very profit- 
able. August. 
Autumn Apple 
DUCHESS OF OLDENBURG. The best 
of all fall sorts. Bears at an early age. Good 
size, yellow streaked with red, juicy, sub- 
acid and productive. Fine for both com- 
mercial and home planting. September. 
Crab Apples 
Same Price as Apple Trees 
DOLGO. A handsome, hardy, red Crab 
Apple. Vigorous and productive. Very 
juicy, and makes a rich, ruby-red jelly of beautiful 
color and excellent flavor. Makes exceptionally 
good cider. Early September. 
Our fruit trees have been known for many years 
throughout this section, where the name of Allen has 
become identified with healthy, early-bearing stock, 
true to name and profitable for either home cr com- 
mercial planting. 


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