Sure- 
Yielding 
CONCORD 
A1804 You 
should have Concord 
if you can’t plant any 
other variety. Berries 
sweet and juicy. Rich 
blackish-purple. Vines 
always loaded. Never 
fails. Extra hardy. 40c 
each; 2 for 60c; 4 for 98c; 
8 for 1.79; 12 for 2.39; 25 
for 3.98; 100 for 14.98, post- 
paid. 
FREDONIA 
2 Weeks Ahead 
of Concord 
A1808 — The 
grape we have 
all been search- 
ing for. Experts 
say it will be the 
leading variety in 
a few years due 
to its high quality 
and early ripening 
date. Big, compact 
clusters of black 
grapes. 2 weeks 
ahead of Concords. 
50c each; 2 for 69c; 
4 for 1.29; 8 for 2.29; 
12 for 3.15; 25 for 5.19, 
postpaid. 
SAPA 
A3629—Fruit dark pur- 
ple outside, wine-red in- 
side with small pit. 
Extra fine flavor and 
beautiful wine-red color 
for canning, sauces or 
jams, or for eating fresh 
from tree. Like Opata, 
bears early and heavy. 
with 
Bears 
OPATA 
A3623—Bears often 
the year. after 
planting. Reddish 
purple skin, yellow 
inside. Limbs are al- 
most entirely hidden 
by clusters of fruit—so 
heavy you must watch you 
don’t break the limbs, Grows 
on any soil. Ripens July 10th. 
TASTY PLUM COLLECTION—Everyone likes these 
A2840X—1 Compass, 1 Hanska and 1 Underwood, 2 to 3-foot 
size—all 3 for only 2.59 postpaid. 
FR 
EE: 1 Niagara Grape. 
A3714—Fruit is 
vor. 
the Peach; therefore 
is the same. 
tion. 
Ozark PERSIMMONS > i 
Sweet as Honey . 
A3719—Sweet native Persim- 
mons (not the tender Jap- 
anese). Hardy anywhere that 
peaches will grow. Make 
a beautiful ornamental 
tree,, rather compact, 
about the size of a cherry 
tree; and bear abundant- 
ly. Plant 20 ft. apart. 
Sturdy l-yr. trees. 79¢ 
each; 2 for $1.49; 3 for 
$1.98, postpaid. 
68 
COMPASS ff 
Plum-Cherry 
brid 
unusual — com- 
bines size of plum 
loads of bright, 
cherry-like fruits. 
jellies or canning. Low, bushy grow- 
ing, easy to pick. 
Bears early, in July. 
Plant Compass as pol- apart. 
linizer. plums. 
For the Very Finest 
Re 
A3612—RBig reddish-purple plum 
with sweet apricot perfumed yel- 
low meat. Freestone. Bears young. 
Another superhardy Hansen plum. 
Ripens in August. 
extraordinary rapid growth. 
<NECTARINES 
Half Peach—Half Plum 
fair size, 
good canned or fresh. Smooth, 
rich gold fruit of unusual fla- 
Its habits are similar to 
culture 
Plant with 
peaches for proper polliniza- 
Vigorous and produc- 
tive. 
Each Per 3 Per 5 
Postpaid Postpaid Postpaid 
2 to 3 ft....$1.19 $3.48 $5.65 
3 to 4 ft.... 1.39 4,08 6.65 
~~ Golde 
>. MUSCAT 
A1816 — A miracle 
p ey. tg fruit. A big, golden 
— California type grape 
ont that’s hardy in the 
af Be: middle west. Big golden 
2 ak yellow, juicy grapes in im- 
sO mense long clusters. So 
oui sweet you have to taste them 
— to believe 
it. 2-yr. plants: Hach 
98c; 3 for 2.59; 5 for 
3.89, postpaid. 
5 Concords, 
MOORE'S 
EARLY 
A1814—Very ear- 
ly, rich black va- 
riety always loaded 
and always enjoyed. The 
first mammoth clusters 
taste so good picked right 
from the healthy, vigor- 
ous vines. Does well 
over the middle west. 
Fruit very large. 50c each; 
2 for 69c; 4 for 1.29; 8 for 
2.29; 12 for 3.15; 25 for 5.19, 
postpaid. 
a 
BLUE 
DAMSON 
Old Favorite 
Freestone 
flavor of 
cherry and plum. De- _A3604—The_ old 
veloped by Hansen. favorite blue 
shiny red 
Perfect for jams, 
plum. Excellent 
for preserves. 
sure bearer. 
Set 10 to 12 ft. 
Good pollinizer for other 
Same price as plums. 7.98, postpaid. 
HANSKA 
Apricot Plum 
This tree makes 
passed.” 
= 
HARDY IOWA 
A3207—This is the super- 
hardy Apricot we found 
on a farm just south of 
Shenandoah. Bears heavy 
crop of medium sized 
apricots of excellent 
quality. Tree rapid, 
thrifty grower. Blooms 
later than most apricots 
so not likely to be caught 
by frost. 
BARGAIN GRAPE COLLECTION 
1 Caco, the best red 
1 Niagara, the leading white 
the favorite blue 
A2450X—all 7 only 1.49, ppd. 
FREE: 1 Sensational Boysenberry 
A large freestone, and 
ft., 1.34 each; 
3 for 3.93; 5 for 6.40, postpaid. 3 
to 4 ft., 1.69 each; 3 for 4.95; 5 for 
2 to 3 
Certified Fruit Trees for Back Yard Planting, Try 
A3610 — Glad 
to get 
variety back in our cata- 
log. Here’s what the Ency- 
clopedia of Hardy Fruits says 
about it: “For the qualities 
that gratify the sense of 
taste, richness of flavor, con- 
sistency and texture of flesh, 
abundance of juice, and 
pleasant aroma, the fruits of 
Green Gage are unsur- 
Guess we can’t add 
much to that except to say 
that the trees are thrifty 
SUPERB 
A3214—SUPERB is HARDY in 
the middle west. Has a delicious 
flavor you get in no other fruit. 
Eat right off the tree: Plant 15 
to 20 feet apart. Ripens between 
cherries and peaches. Remember 
Apricots will stand mofé hot 
weather than any fruit. 
Golden Apricot Collection 
BETA 
A1801—The hardiest grape we know. ~* 
Grows in Minnesota without protec- \\4 
tion. Fine for arbors. Grows fast and 
bears heavy. Fruit not so large. Clus- 
ters very sound with a nice flavor— 
having the tang of a wild grape. 50¢ 
each; 2 for 69c; 4 
for 1.29; 8 for 2.29; 
12 for 3.15; 25 for 
5.19, postpaid. 
RED 
CACO 
A1803—A  big- 
ger, red grape 
with a better, 
sweet flavor. Al- 
ways loaded even Has 
in the hottest sum- and 
mer. Makes finest red 7 and 
jell. Don’t fail to@ 
plant Caco. Clusters 
about 6 inches long. 
50c each; 2 for 69c; 
4 for 1.29; 8 for 2.29; fees 
12 for 3.15; 25 for 5.19, 
postpaid. 
Hansen's Most 
Famous 
A3636 — The 
most famous 
of all MHansen’s 
Hardy Hybrid plums. 
sweet yellow inside. 
go wrong on this one. 
Our 
GREEN 
GAGE 
this 
ican Type.) 
his Ozark farm. 
freestone, 
to eat. 
into the Dakotas and Canada. 
i 
A3211—Big, 
keep. 
Fruit big, 
bright red outside and crisp, juicy, 
Heavy bearing, 
sure bearing, super-hardy. You can’t 
with many grapes in each one 
50c each; 2 for 69c; 4 for 1.29; 
8 for 2.29; 12 for 3.15; 25 for 5.19, — 
postpaid. 
tion. 
borne 
clusters 
great quantities. 
the flavor 
sweetness, 
the flesh is 
juicy and melting. 
A fine dessert 
grape and excellent 
for grape juice and 
79e each; 3 for 
2.25; 5 for 3.49, ppd. 
wine. 
UNDERWOOD 
Giant Freestone 
A3634 — (Amer- 
Was 
Henry’s favorite at 
_0: Bears regular and 
fruit is immense. Ripens in July. Red 
ood to look at and delicious 
ardy north or south, even 
q MOORPARK 
juicy, 
BUFFALO 
You Ought to 
Try This One 
“New Blue-Black’ 
» A1802 — Origi- 
nated at the New 
York State Fruit 
Experiment 
Very early 
blue-black grape 
in solid 
Stanley Prune 
A363I—If you have 
shied away from the 
prune plums because of lack of 
hardiness and poor growing, try 
this 
and 
purple freestone prunes of fine flavor and 
_ firm flesh and the trees around here are 
deep wine-purple throughout. 
DeLuxe Grade 
full-fla- 
vored apricot just right for 
canning and drying. 
one of the finest dessert va- 
rieties. Ripens to a beautiful 
orange, both skin and flesh. 
Perfectly freestone. Fuzzless 
skin. Mild sweet flesh, dryer 
than peaches and easier to 
Not as hardy as our 
other apricots but does well 
anywhere peaches will. 
Also 
A2702X—1 Hardy Iowa, 1 
Superb, 1 Chinese Golden, all 
3 to 4-foot size—all 3 for only 3.69, postpaid. 
NIAGARA | 
The Best White Grape 
ters very 
Sta- 
and 
1maZw=a ee 
one. Begins to bear in three years AM 
bears regularly, Large, deep bluish- 
SUPERIOR 
One of the Largest and Best 
A3630 — Bears young and heavily, 
The big yellowish fruit gradually — 
turn pink and then produce a deep 
red blush. They peel like peaches 
and make fine dessert, jellies, jam 
and preserves, 
CHINESE GOLDEN | 
A3200—A very fine 
and very hardy apri- 
cot. Large size and 
a very sweet flavor. 
Smooth skinned and _ 
pale orange in color © 
with a bright red | 
cheek. This is one | 
of the best of the © 
apricots; 
