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Richt Luscious PEACHES 
We know of no other fruit tree which yields profitable 
returns so readily as a peach tree and it continues to 
do for year after year with proper attention. Plant our 
healthy stock this year. Our Scion wood is all taken 
from Virus Free and otherwise clean stock. 
<a New Early HAalehauen 
A direct sport of the famous Halehaven which was this 
Early Halehaven limb sport is identical in size, quality, 
flavor, production, hardiness, to its mother parent 
Peach tree, but ripens a week to 10 days earlier. 
in the South Haven Peach tree. The South Haven is the 
half parent of the Halehaven (South Haven x J. H. 
Hale). For the earlier market we know of nothing that 
even approaches this remarkable new variety in its 
season. Because it ripens 10 days earlier than the Hale- 
Haven it comes on the market when prices are most 
advantageous. The good fruit grower will plant this 
variety in reasonable quantities in his future plantings. 
Patent No. 325. 4-5’, $2.00; 3-4’,$1.75; 2-3’, $1.50. 
Vedette 
Freestone. Ripens a few days before Valiant. Fruit is 
large, roundish oval, yellow flesh. Ripens three weeks 
before Elberta. Very hardy. The most resistant to peach 
leaf curl of any peach we know. 
Golden Jubilee 
An excellent, early canning peach; a good firm ship- 
per. Rich yellow meat and yellow skin with a bright 
red cheek. Becoming very popular. 
Fertile Hale 
The “Fertile Hale” is the outstanding “money-Peach” of the Peach 
family. 
This new introduction is a Hale-type Peach which is self-fertile. It 
does not require cross-pollination with other varieties. Fruit growers 
everywhere have been asking for a Hale-type Peach that would pro- 
duce heavy, profitable crops. Fertile Hale is the answer. 
The Fertile Hale, as market quotations prove, is unquestionably the 
outstanding profit producer of Peach varieties, bringing 25c to 50c 
more per bushel than the Elberta. Every factor which contributes to 
profit in Peaches is found in this marvelous new variety. It is com- 
mandingly attractive in appearance. Its color is yellow with a deep 
carmine blush and has excellent shipping qualities. 
More dollars per acre is a certainty by planting the Fertile Hale. 
Its ripening dovetails with the last of the Elbertas. The trees are far 
more vigorous, it is more hardy in bud than the J. H. Hale or the 
Elberta, and produces crops in season when J. H. Hale or Elbertas 
fail. 4-5’, $2.00; 3-4’, $1.75; 2-3’, $1.50. 

Rochester 
Improved Elberta 
Semi-cling. Earlier than Crawford; 
does not split at the point; the favor- 
ite for canning among those who know 
it. Very good flavor. Has a tendency to 
overbear, as a result fruit is usually 
only medium size; hardy. We recom- 
mend it highly. August. 
sunhigh 
A large, firm, attractive yellow fleshed 
Peach of good quality, ripening a few 
days earlier than Early Crawford. Gen- 
erally it is a freestone, but sometimes 
the firm flesh adheres slightly to the 
pit when the fruit is hard ripe. 
Veteran 
Large, round, yellow fleshed fruit. 
Freestone. Since it ripens a few days 
later than Valiant, it makes a desir- 
able sort to follow that variety; har- 
dier in bud than most varieties for 
cold sections. 
Other varieties we grow: Early Crawford, Fisher, Golden Hale, Hale’s Early, 
Hale Haven, Improved Rochester (Western Pride), Indian Blood, July Elberta, 
Late Crawford, Mayflower, Muir, Nectar, Salway, Slappy, South Haven, Tri- 
umph, Valiant. 
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Golden yellow fruit with light 
red cheek; flesh smooth and fine. 
Recognized as the best canning 
peach on the market. ‘A consist- 
ent and heavy bearer. Ripens 
about two weeks ahead of E1l- 
berta. America’s favorite. 
J. H. Hale 
Freestone. Very large; globular; 
deep yellow overlaid red. Very 
solid flesh. A leading commercial 
variety. September. 
Red Haven 
A new, desirable, early peach 
that has been thoroughly tested 
and found highly satisfactory. 
Where other early peaches are 
still green, this peach is a bright 
red and ready to ship before it 
is fully ripe. A peach to plant 
for real profit. Hardy. Freestone. 
Self-pollenizing and a_ prolific 
yielder. Early August. 

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FERTILE HALE 
