
PERSIMMON 
A perfect jelly in a fruit. 
PEARS 
Pears are among the most delightful of all 
homz-grown fruit. Owing to their mild sweet 
flavor, firmness and many uses they are in- 
valuable. 
Each, $1.75 
Bartlett. This, the finest of all Pears, will 
not produce good crops locally unless com- 
bined with the Beurre d’Anjou or Winter 
Nelis Big, light yellow fruit, mild, juicy and 
full of flavor. August. 
Beurre d’Anjou. Smooth greenish yellow 
fruits of large size. Tender, sweet, juicy and 
flavorful. Particularly recommended for eat- 
ing fresh. October. 
Winter Bartlett. A smaller fruit than the 
Bartlett, of the same high quality but of dif- 
ferent flavor. If stored in a cool dry place 
they will keep all winter. November. 
Winter Nelis. This brownish russet fruit is 
of medium siz2, rich and aromatic flavor and 
an excellent kecper. Produces very heavy 
crops in November. 

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SUGAR PRUNE 
Good and good for you. 
PERSIMMONS 
Each, $2.75; 5-gal., $3.75. 
A single knife cut through the bark to the 
wood on each of the main branches 2 or 
more inches in diameter will materially re- 
duce the dropping of Japanese Persimmons 
and increase the yield. The girdling should 
be done during May or early June. 
Fuyu. Bears at a younger age, and is prob- 
ably a more consistent producer than other 
persimmons. The somewhat flattened fruit is 
large and smooth, is never puckery so may be 
eaten at any time sugar content is high 
enough to make them palatable. 
Hachiya. Most popular of all persimmons. 
Big, hceart-shaded seedless fruit, reddish- 
orange within and without. Soft melting flesh 
of matchless flavor and consistency. The 
handsome spreading tree will supply, in addi- 
tion to delightful fruit, brilliant orange and 
red autumn foliage. 
PLUMS 
Each, $1.50 
Plant Santa Rosa and B2auty together or 
either of them with Satsuma and Wickson for 
pollenization. 
Beauty. Large deep crimson fruit, crisp, 
juicy and full of flavor. June. 
Santa Rosa. The best all purpose plum. 
Great big crimson-purple fruit, sweet, juicy, 
amber flesh. Bears well alone but yield will 
be increased by combining with Satsuma. 
Late June. 
Satsuma. Deep purple outside, blood red 
inside. When fully ripe, the firm juicy flesh 
and tart skin make delightful eating. For 
canning they have no equal as the fruit loses 
none of its shape, rich color or flavor through 
processing. August. 
Wickson. We think these extra large am- 
ber colored fruit are without an equal for 
eating out of hand. Plenty of juicy flavor 
and sweetness. August. 

ALMOND 
Bears exquis.te spring bloom, too. 
POMEGRANATE 
Wonderful. A fruit that all youngsters 
really go for. Huge highly colored red fruit 
and attractive bloom of the same color. Each, 
$1.50; 5-gal., $3.25. 
PRUNES 
Each, $1.50 
The bearing habits of all prune varieties 
will be improved by planting more than one 
variety. 
French Improved. Big dark purple fruit 
for drying, canning, eating out of hand or for 
use in making pies. Sweet and fine flavored. 
Bear heavily. September. 
Sugar. Produce heavy crops of large dark 
purple fruit that are sweet and highly fla- 
vored. Taste good and are good for you. July. 
Tragedy. Dark purple fruit, about twice the 
size of other prunes. Flesh is meaty, green- 
ish yellow and of full, sweet flavor. July. 
QUINCE 
Pineapple. You don’t know how really good 
jelly can be until you’ve tried Quince jelly. 
A little Quince imparts an outstanding flavor 
to canned apples. In spring the Quince puts 
on a tremendous show of big pearly white 
bloom. October. Each, $1.75. 
ALMONDS 
Each, $1.50 
Combinz the two following varieties to 
insure proper pollenization. Almond trees are 
the first to bloom in spring and really put 
on a gorgeous show. 
Jordanola. Not only the most consistent 
bearer in Southern California but the nuts are 
large, easily shelled and of superior quality. 
Ne Plus Ultra. Exceptionally large and at- 
tractive nuts. Soft, corky shell. 
CHESTNUT 
Sweet. Handsome _ spreading 
shade tree. Often bears excellent nuts quite 
young. 5-gal., $4.75. 
American 
WALNUTS 
Each, $3.75 
Considering quality and bearing habits the 
following are the best Walnuts for Southern 
California. We are often asked, ‘“Which is the 
better of the two?”’ We think there is little 
to choose between them. 
Payne. Noted for its heavy crops of quality 
nuts. Bears when quite young. 
Placentia. Medium sized, thin shelled nuts 
of highest quality. Tremendous crops. 

75 TUTTLE BROS. 
NURSERIES, ALTADENA, CALIFORNIA 
