Deciduous Qnuit Trees 
Other varieties may be available. 
If you do not find the variety you are interested in please ask at 
the Nursery. 
Prices of All Fruit Trees Subject to Mark2t Conditions. 
ALMONDS 
For frost-free areas with hot summer temperatures. Almonds pro- 
duce one of California’s important crops. They need different 
varieties to give pollen to the better varieties for better crops. 
Ne Plus Ultra. Popular kind with large soft shelled nuts. Pollenates 
Nonpareil. 
Nonpareil. |s the leading commercial variety. Popular for its paper 
thin shells 
APPLES 
White Permain. A weli-known, medium to large, oblong, greenish- 
yellow apple; juicy and midly flavored. One of the best for Southern 
California, bearing consistently. Fruit keeps well and fine for cook- 
ing and eating. November. 
Winter Banana. Medium to large; golden yellow, usually shaded 
crimson; flesh fine grained with very rich, sub acid flavor, tree 
healthy and vigorous for local planting. For better pollinization plant 
with other fall apples. 
Yellow Delicious. Large, golden yellow, crisp, firm and delicious. 
A fine apple for all purposes. Yellow Delicious is a good pollinizer. 
October to January. 
Other varieties of apples available. 
CRABAPPLE 
Transcendent. Good size, August ripening. Yellow fruits blushed 
red. The best variety for California. 
APRICOTS 
Few fruits give as satisfactory returns to the home gard2ner as do 
the apricots. Small trees bearing enormous crops in early summer. 
Goldbeck Perfection. Very deep orange skin and finely grained 
flesh. A medium to large fruit. Mid-June. 
Moorpark. Large round deeply colored fruits. Best for eating. Fine 
along the coast. Shy bearer. July. 
Reeves (Plant Pat. No. 693). Large round orange yellow fruits with 
a delightful rosy bush, very fine full flavored flesh; thoroughly 
adapted to Southern California climate, an ideal home apricot. 
Ripens early June. $2.00 each. 
Newcastle. Early variety bearing in May and early June. Medium 
size fruits of good flavor, are fine for eating. Prolific. 
Royal. Large well formed attractive fruit. The flesh is delicious 
and deep orange in color. Sweet. One of our best varieties and a 
favorite for home planting. June. 
PLUMCOT 
Apex. Novelty fruit resulting from crossing Apricot with Plum. 
Pinkish-red fruits with light amber colored flesh. Early June. 
CHERRIES 
Bing. Large heart-shaped sweet fruits. Glossy skin. Firm flesh, 
almost black. Fine canning variety. June. 
Black Tartarian. Sweet juicy purplish black cherry. Heavy bearing, 
large tree. Pollenizes other sweet cherries. 
English Morello. One of the best home varieties. Small round 
headed tree with dark red fruits, almost black when ripe. 
Royal Anne. Large light amber cherries suffused with red when ripe. 
Fine for canning. 
FIGS 
Brown Turkey. Large, long rich purplish-brown fig. Strawberry 
red flesh is sweet and juicy. Prune heavily. 
Mission, California Black Fig. Medium size to large long necked 
deep violet-black figs with brownish-red flesh. Prun2 lightly. 
Does well in all sections. 
Kadota. All-purpose white tig—drying, pickling or eating fresh. 
Medium pale yellow skin, sweet amber flesh. 
Thompson Fig. The famous 3 to a pint fig. Vigorous and productive 
of large delicious sweet flesh2d fruits. In appzarance suggestive of 
a large Brown Turkey with the same superb qualities. 
White Adriatic. Tree large and vigorous, very productive fruit, me- 
dium size, variable but generally spherical or top shaped, green and 
have light strawberry pulp. 
NECTARINES 
Goldmine. Juicy white flesh. Large red and yellow fruits of fine 
flavor. Early August. 
Gower. Large firm pale green fruits with deep red blush. Early 
June. 
Stanwick. Pale green shaded with purple. Commercial Variety. 
Early August. 
Pioneer (Plant Pat. No. 787). Large, highly colored yellow fleshed 
clingstone of excellent eating quality. Outstanding for Southern 
California plantings. July. 

BROWN TURKEY FIG 
PERSIMMON, HACHIYA 
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