Gigs the Ginst Year 
You can have fresh, big, soft, sweet Figs the first year from Wolfe Ever- 
bearing Figs. Easy to plant and easy to grow. I wish you could spread 
some of the delicious Fig preserves that Mrs. Wolfe makes, on a hot 
biscuit, with a little butter, and then take a big bite. Good! So good 
that you'd plant three or four Figs in your back yard. Figs the first year. 
No. 4-1 WOLFE’S EVERBEARING FIG (Ramsey) 
It bears the first year and ripens big, delicious Figs from July until frost. 
Bears on new growth. As the actual color picture shows, it is a beau- 
tiful Fig and very sweet. $400.00 an acre was made on this Fig at Dal- 
las, Texas. Labeled PINK over WHITE. 
No. 4-2 MAGNOLIA FIG 
A large, brownish straw colored Fig that also bears the first year. You 
can't go wrong planting these two outstanding Figs. Magnolia is labeled 
PINK over BLUE. 
PRICES of FIGS 
a 2 to 3 ft. trees $0.80 each 
Wolfe’s Everbearing Fig 3 to 4 ft. trees 1.00 each 
Wolfe Outstanding Douglas Pear FIVElasilv i= 
COMMERCIAL 
THE SUGAR PEAR THAT e FRUIT 
BEARS VERY YOUNG 
Ever stop to think that the root system of a tree could make any 
difference in its bearing age, healthy growth, amount of fruit per 
tree, or the length of its useful life? There is a lot of difference! 
We use Calleryana Pear understock (root system) which is a 
native of Northern China. They are a tiny Pear about the size of 
your thumb. We have tested Calleryana alongside other root- 
stocks for several years and find it to be superior in every respect. 
In addition to growing a better, heavier producing tree, Callery- 
ana causes a Pear tree to produce at least two years earlier. Pear 
trees grown on common understock usually start bearing at 5 or 6 
years old. You want the best, we want to sell only the best; 
that’s the reason Wolfe Nursery has gone to so much trouble 
and expense to secure Calleryana. It is resistant to all known 
root diseases. Sorry looking root system but the very best. 
They live—produce! 
No. 7-4 DOUGLAS PEAR 
There are bigger Pears but none will bear as early as 
Douglas. It ripens about August 15th and is the 
youngest and heaviest bearing variety that we have to 
offer. 2- and 3-year-old trees are often loaded with 
beautiful, yellow Douglas Pears. It is blight-resistant 
and is fast taking the lead as a commercial variety. A 
few acres of Douglas will put that ringing noise in 
your pocket. Write for special commercial prices in 
lots of fifty. Douglas is budded on Calleryana root- 
stock and you can rest assured that it will be a money 
maker. Pear trees can be grown 10 feet apart in home 
orchards but should be planted 20 or more feet apart 
in commercial orchards. Douglas is labeled with a 
PINK stripe over a YELLOW stripe. 
PRICES of DOUGLAS PEAR 
2 to 3 ft. trees $0.75 each Dee 
3 to 5 ft. trees 1.10 each Pear 
5 to 7 ft. jumbo 1.60 each 
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