ILGENFRITZ NURSERIES, INC. | 
FRUIT TREES 
PEACHES 
The peach prefers a light, well drained soil of sandy texture. The 
ease with which it grows plus the fact that it comes into bearing 
early, and its comparative freedom from disease makes it very 
popular. The fruit is delicate and of incomparable flavor. 
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‘\ BELLE OF GEORGIA—W-F A beautiful white fleshed freestone 
peach, very large and fair quality. Ships well. Tree vigorous 
and very productive. Ripens about one week earlier than 
Elberta. 
\CHAMPION—W-F Medium size, very fine quality, honey sweet. 
August 10-15. 
~~ CUMBERLAND—W-F Large size very attractive firm peach. Ex- 
cellent quality. August 5-12. 
~ EARLY CRAWFORD—Y-F A good peach for market or home use. 
September 1-5. 
“ EARLY ELBERTA—Y-F Very large, good quality. September 5-10. 
~>ELBERTA—Y-F The most widely planted of all peaches. Fruit 
very large, good quality and flavor. September 10-20. 
“FAIRHAVEN 
Very new variety originated at the South Haven Michigan 
Experiment Station. Matures about one week before Hale- 
haven. Large, highly colored freestone fruit. Resists browning 
when cut making it valuable for freezing in the home locker. 
“~ GOLD DROP—Y-F A strictly Michigan peach. Medium size, fine 
Aa flaver. September 25-October 1. 
GOLDENEAST 
Ripens in late August. Very large, high, red color. A yellow 
freestone. Its wonderful flavor makes it an outstanding canner. 
“S GOLDEN JUBILEE—Y-F Large size, Elberta type. Ships better 
than most early varieties. August 15-20. 
‘ HALEHAVEN—Y-F Cross between South Haven and J. H. Hale. 
Large size, good quality. August 25-30. 
“J. H. HALE—Y-F One of the largest peaches. Elberta’s Sed 
competitor. September 5-10. 
~ KALHAVEN—Y-F Cross between J. H. Hale and Kalamazoo. 
Fruits are medium to large; very firm and good shippers. 
Ripens just before Elberta. 
‘“\ LATE CRAWFORD—Y-F Tree adapted to many soils and cli. 
mates. September 20-30. 
™ LIZZIE 
A very late and distinct Elberta type. Ripens as much as 3 
weeks after Elberta. A large, highly colored, very attractive 
: fruit. Excellent late season peach for roadside market. 
“ MIKADO 
Very early yellow-fleshed peach of quality and.large size. 
Its extremely early ripening date makes it a favorite with the 
home garden. Should be planted with some other variety. 
“NEW DAY—Large, attractive yellow, nearly freestone. Ripens 
about 4 days later than Golden Jubilee. Colors well before 
it is ready for picking. Hangs well on trees, stands handling 
well. 
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