
Gilbert 
Montmorency 

Look over your yard and see where you can plant a cherry tree or two. They 
commence bearing very young and seldom miss a crop. If short of room, you 
can plant right in your front lawn because the tree itself is shapely and has good 
foliage. The flowers are beautiful in the spring. And then in early summer you 
have the delicious, healthful fruit. What tastes better than the first, tree-ripened 
cherries, eaten fresh or a juicy red pie or cobbler or tasty preserves? Plant the 
trees 15 to 20 feet apart. They grow from coast to coast excepting in the most 
southern states and extremely cold states like Minnesota and Dakotas. Our 
Super Size are exceptionally fine large trees. 
Commercial orchardists should write us for special prices on Gilbert Montmor- 
ency. Careful tests by Dr. Buchholtz of Iowa Experiment Station and Dr. 
Moore of Wisconsin show that it is as near virus free as is possible to produce. 
F 79 Early Richmond (May Cherry)— 
This is the popular early pie cherry of the 
F 81 Gilbert Montmorency— For many 
years the Montmorency has been the 
Richmond 
most popular of all Cherries. This is a 
special strain from a single tree, the best 
of many thousands of Montmorency 
trees, in the great cherry district at Stur- 
geon Bay, Wisconsin. Ripens about ten 
days after Early Richmond. The red 
fruit is large, firm, fine flavor, the best of 
all Cherries for canning. The tree is a 
rather short grower so the fruit can be 
easily picked. 
F78 YELLOW GLASS—The hardiest 
sweet cherry. Large, golden fruit with 
sweet, delicious flavor, Fine for eating 
fresh and canning. 
F 83 Black Giant—Considered the har- 
diest Black Sweet Cherry. 
nation. The fruit is bright red, juicy and 
delicious. Tree is a strong grower, bears 
heavily and starts bearing young. 
F 77 Kansas Sweet— This Cherry comes 
from Southern Kansas. It is the only red 
sweet cherry we know of that will bear in 
the middle west and south to Texas. The 
fruit is large, dark red, firm, sweet with 
a delicious flavor. The tree itself is hand- 
some enough to plant in your front yard 
—good foliage, fine shape, flowers. 
F 80 English Morello—This is latest 
Cherry to ripen. Fruit is good size, al- 
most black when fully ripe, sprightly acid. 
Very heavy and young bearer. 
Prices on Cherry Trees (Except McClain) 
Your Choice of Varieties, Alike or Assorted 
Super Size, Not Postpaid.......... 
5 to 6 feet, Not Postpaid......... 
4 to 5 feet, Not Postpaid......... 
Each 3 for 6 tor 12 for 
.... $2.25 $6.45 $12.00 $21.00 
2.00 5.70 10.80 19.20 
1.65 4.50 8.40 16.00 
3 to 4 feet, Postpaid...............+. 1.50 4.25 8.00 15.00 
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CHERRY SPECIAL 
1 Early Richmond 
1 Gilbert Montmorency 
1 New McClain 
1 Kansas Sweet 
a 4 for 6.75 bot 
Postpaid 
Our finest Super Size trees 
FFE an 4 for 5.65 
3 to 4 ft. trees, Postpaid 


Kansas Sweet 
