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N6147 Dwarf Apple, 
Really Dwarf Fruit 
Trees 
Bear.2 years after Planting—Only 6 feet 
high at maturity 
In practically no time at all these sensational 
new Breck’s Midget Fruit Trees will be abun- 
dantly laden with large, delicious, high quality 
fruits and you can stand right on the ground 
while you pick them. Growing only 6 feet high, 
they’re easy to care for—pruning and spraying 
can be done in a jiffy. The smallest home 
grounds can accommodate a couple. They make 
excellent ornamental trees for the lawn. 
DWARF APPLES 
3-4 foot trees 
$3.50 each, $9.95 for 3, prepaid 
N6147 McIntosh Red. October. Popular Fall 
variety. 
N6145 Red Delicious. 
early Winter variety. 
DWARF PEARS 
3-4 foot trees 
$3.75 each, $10.95 for 3, prepaid 
N6215 Bartlett. September. Finest early Pear. 
McIntosh Red 
November. Popular 

Standard 
Apples 
2 year, 5-6 foot trees, 11/16 
inch diameter, $1.65 each, 
$4.65 for 3, $14.50 for 10, 
prepaid 
Unless another variety of A pple 
is growing nearby, two or more 
varieties should be planted to 
insure cross-pollination 
N6119 Lodi. Mid-August. Fine 
new variety and the best 
eatly yellow Apple; large, 
firm and good flavored. 
N6104 McIntosh Red. Octo- 
ber. The most popular New 
England Apple. Large, firm 
fruits with crisp, tender, very 
juicy flesh of superior quality, 
N6106 Cortland. November. 
The best of all general pur- 
pose Apples; like McIntosh 
in color and flavor with tex- 
ture more like a Baldwin. 
N6115 Baldwin. November. 
For many years the standard 
Winter Apple of Northeast- 
ern America and still a very 
popular variety. 

5-IN-1 APPLE TREES 
An “All-Season”’ Apple Tree for the 
Home Owner with limited space 
Summer, Fall and Winter Apples from 
One Tree. Five of the finest red and yel- 
low varieties for quality and quantity. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT. For sum- 
mer. 
McINTOSH RED. For Fall. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS. For late Fall. 
RED DELICIOUS. For early Winter. 
BALDWIN. For Winter. 
N6126 5-in-1 Apples—4-5 ft. trees, 
$2.95 each, $8.50 for 3, prepaid 










CHERRIES 
3 to 4 foot trees — 
With Sweet Cherries, another variety must be located 
nearby to insure pollination. Sour Cherries are 
usually self fertile and may be grown alone 
N6301 Black Tariarian. Late June. One of the 
best of all Sweet Cherries, with large, purplish 
black fruits. The flesh is purplish red, firm, 
meaty, rich flavored and juicy. 
$1.85 each, $5.25 for 3, prepaid 
N6306 Napoleon. Early July. An exceptionally © 
fine, firm fleshed Sweet Cherry. Large, hand- 
some, pale yellow fruit overlaid with a bright 
red flush; rich, sweet and of superb qualjty. 
$1.85 each, $5.25 for 3, prepaid 
N6310 Large Montmorency. Mid-July. A 
wonderful Cherry for pies and preserving. A 
large, deep red fruit of pleasing flavor. Very 
productive. The most popular Sour Cherry, 
Bears young. 
$1.65 each, $4.50 for 3 prepaid 
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STANDARD PEARS 
2 year, 5-6 foot trees, 11/16 inch diameter 
$2.10 each, $6.00 for 3, prepaid 
Unless other varieties are growing in the vicinity, 
two or more varieties should be planted for pollin- 
ation 
N6201 Bartlett. September. A favorite variety 
and the most widely grown. Large, waxy yel- 
low fruits with a reddish blush. Flesh white; 
juicy, and of good quality. Very productive. 
N6205 Seckel. October. Small, reddish brown 
Pears of exceptionally fine quality; flesh juicy, 
sweet and of a distinctive flavor. Vigorous, 
productive and healthy. 
N6211 Beurre Bosc. Late October or Novem- 
ber. A very popular variety of unique form, 
The large, russet fruits have a delicious and 
distinctive flavor; the flesh is white and juicy, 
Bears abundantly. : 
GRAPES 
One of the most satisfying home garden fruits 
because of its easy, interesting culture. Because 
Grapes are grown on a trellis or fence they do 
not require very much ground area. If two or 
more vines are to be planted, they should be set 
at least 10 feet apart and the support on which 
they are to grow should be 6 feet or more in 
height. 
2 year, No. 1 size 50c. each, 3 for $1.35, 
prepaid 
The following varieties are arranged in the order 
of their ripening 
N6603 Portland. The finest white; matures in 
early September. Excellent quality and flavor, 
The berries are large and thé vines are hardy 
and productive. 
N6602 Caco. The best red Grape for home 
gardens, with large, firm, juicy berries of a dull 
ted color. The flavor is mild and sweet and 
the quality good. Vines hardy and productive, 
Matures in mid-September. 
N6601 Concord. This is the most widely grown 
and popular variety in the country. Blue-black 
berries of good size and quality. Very fruitful; 
splendid for grape juice. Ripens in late Sep- 
tember. 
PLUMS 
2 year, 5-6 foot trees, 11/16 inch diameter | 
$2.75 each, 3 for $8.00, prepaid 
At least two different varieties should be in the same 
t vicinity to insure cross-pollination 
N6510 Burbank. August. Large, dark red 
fruits with yellow flesh; sweet, juicy and deli- 
cious. Very productive and bears young. 
N6508 Stanley. September. Splendid large, 
prune shaped, deep blue Plum with yellow 
flesh of highest quality. Fine for eating and 
canning. Bears young and is an excellent 
pollinator for other varieties. Very productive. 
PEACHES 
2 year, 4-5 ft. trees, 9/16 inch diameter 
$1.35 each, $3.75 for 3, $12.00 for 10, 
Prepaid 
N6405 Golden Jubilee. Late August. Vellow 
with rosy blush; flesh yellow, juicy and sweet. 
Freestone. Very hardy and ideal for home use. 
N6406 Hale-Haven. Early September. Large 
yellow fruits flushed bright crimson; finest 
quality yellow flesh. Freestone. Hardy and 
productive. 
N6403 Elberta. Mid-September. The most 
widely grown and popular variety; yellow, 
brightly flushed pink, 
