



Cherries ore the/wondér fruit. Plant plenty of Cher 


fey. doesn't plant grapes is missing a fine 
“© thing —for grapes will grow in almost 
any kind of soil, can be planted where 
» there is “standing room only” as long as. 
‘there is a fence for them to climb on—and 
what’s more delicious than fresh grapes 




trees and enjoy eating them or 


from your own vines? There’s a good, 
| steady market for any excess! 
NIAGARA. Big, compact bunches of 
for canning and pfeserving. When you order Cherries, itis advisable to get more than 
one variety, You will find that yousget better yields from your trees, as having more than. 
one kind helps pollination. Plant them just any place you wish — but be sure to plant them 
in groups. Naughton Cherry trees are strong, field grown, heavy-rooted trees, sure to grow 





and produce loads of Cherries for you. 
“BLACK TARTARIAN (SWEET CHERRY). 
A fine big, purple-black Cherry of excellent 
growing habits south of Iowa and in all of 
the Eastern States. A very heavy bearer 
which has a marvelous flavor. One you will 
always enjoy. 
MONTMORENCY CHERRY. This is the big 
red, heavy bearer which ripens evenly, mak- 
yellowish-white berries — sweetest and most 
popular of white grapes. Abundant bearer. 












ENGLISH MORELLO. — Extra large fruit and 
the blackest of the black Cherries; good for 
everything — eating, canning, jellies. Ripens 
late, after most of the other Cherries are gone. 
One of the hardiest of all the Cherries. 
EARLY RICHMOND CHERRY. One you'll 
want — the hardiest of all the red Cherries, 
a heavy bearer, full flavored and juicy. Fine 
for canning and one of the very best of all 
CARMEN. Vigorous grower which produces 4 
extra-large clusters; compact and well-formed. 
Medium black; probably the most satisfactory all- 
purpose grape available. 



ing it perfect for canning. Delicious; too, for 
pies and Cherry sauces. One of the biggest 
of all Cherries and the best — top among the 
the varieties. 
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45-1 PEAR TREE 
FIVE KINDS ... ON ONE TREE 
The “PERFECTION PEAR” TREE. Five famous varieties 
of delicious pear that bear the same year on the same 
tree. Sounds great — and it is great — when in one sum- 
mer you can pick Kieffer, Bartlett, Garber, Sugar, and 
Douglas pear from the same tree. They will ripen all 
during the season. Don't miss this famous and practical 
novelty tree. Prices: Strong 3 to 4 ft. trees only $2.49 each 
postpaid; 2 for only $4.49. 









Here's the marvel of the cherry tree world. 
A remarkable and almost a miraculous feat 
in fruit growing. You can have 5 kinds of 
cherries, ripening on the same tree at differ- 
ent times in the summer. This tree produces 
red, black, pink-cheeked, yellow and black- 
red cherries all during the season. You'll 
thrill with excitement the month you're pick- 
ing red cherries, knowing that next month 
from the same tree you'll be picking yellow 
ones. Be sure to add this sensational tree 
to your order. Prices: Each $2.48; 2 for $4.75. Postpaid. 

BUSH CHERRY | 
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BEARS IST YEAR 
Here's the tree of perfection — 
No, Sir — you don't have to wait 
several years to pick red ripe cher- 
ries, now you can pick them the 
first year. 
bushes will bear the first year. 
Rich, cherry red in color with that 
delicious, tart, cherry flavor, and 
you'll pick loads of cherries year 
aftet- year. PRICES: 



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CONCORD. The best known — and the best 
seller. Blue-black, large bunches, heavy bearer 
year after year. Tender, sweet, delicious. Fine 
for commercial vineyards. 
DELAWARE. Big yield of top quality reddish- 
blue grapes, big bunches. Fine for eating or for 
The most satisfactory grape grown. 
MUSCAT. A large heavy-bearing blue-black 
Good grower 
flesh; an old favorite for wines. 
and year-in, year-out producer. 
CACO. Arich, very sweet amber grape which 
can't be beat; large bunches ripen in September. 
his is a very hardy variety. 
FREDONIA. The earliest-ripening of the 
black grapes — often called the ‘Early Con- 
cord.” Big, heavy clusters, delightful flavor. 
MOORE'S EARLY. Large compact bunch- 
es of blue-black, excellently-flavored berries, 
ripening before Concords, but after Fre- 
donias. 
Prices on all varieties grape vines, strong, 
heavy, fieldgrown 29¢ each; 10 for $2.49; 
100 for $19.00. Postpaid. 








The dainty, delicious flavor of good raspberries makes 
them one of the favorite table berries of all time. There’s 
always a good market for raspberries grown commercially 
—and always a good appetite for home-use ones! é 
MORRISON BLACK. Giant berries, jet black, juicy | 
and delicious. Nearly seedless, the Morrison is very | . 
hardy, vigorous grower and heavy cropper. Prices: } 
Strong plants, 25¢ each; 10 for $1.95; 25 for $3.95; | ‘ : 
50 for $7.75. Postpaid. f ee ie a 
RED CHIEF. This one can take the climate as it i 
fcomes — and thrive on it, Resists cold and heat 
“to greater degree than any other; fine bearer, excel- 
lent fruit, Prices: 25¢ each; 5 for $1.19; 10 for $1.98: 
25 for $4.29. Postpaid. 
CUMBERLAND BLACK. Best’of the Black Cap 
and most popular. Immense, ae 
firm, juicy berries of excellent ; 
flavor; vigorous grower and 
remarkable producer. Prices: 
Strong plants, 25¢ each; 10 for 
$1.55; 25 for $3.10; 50 for $5.85; 
100 for $9.98. Postpaid. 
LATHAM: RED. Wonderful 
berry for market or home. 
Large, réd, flavorful; hardy 
anywhere; greatest producer 
of raspberries. Firm fruit ships 
and keeps well. Prices: 25c¢ 
each; 10 for $1.95; 25 for $3.95; 
50 for $7.75. Postpaid. 
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