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PEACH TREES 
Healthy, nursery-grown trees for the best fruit for eating, freezing, and canning, 
fresh from your own garden. Early Elberta, Elberta, Golden Jubilee, Hale Haven, 
South Haven, Wilma, Vedette, Triogen, Shipper’s Late Red, Sun High. 
EARLY ELBERTA—Ripens sooner than Elberta. 
‘SOUTH HAVEN—Golden yellow with red blush, large, delicious flavor. 
VEDETTE—Three weeks earlier than Elberta. Fruit large, yellow-fleshed and freestone. 
~SUN HIGH—Large, bright red over yellow flesh. Freestone. 
TRIOGEN— A new development of high quality. Fruit medium to large, yellow flesh, 
freestone. 
SHIPPER’S LATE RED—Big crop. High coloring and large size make it a good 
seller, freestone. 
WILMA — Late, good-sized, well-colored, flavorful. 
HALE HAVEN—Cross of J. H. Hale and South Haven. Fruit beautiful color, large, 
yellow flesh. Ripens about 10 days before Elberta. Good shipper. 
GOLDEN JUBILEE—Ripening three weeks ahead of Elberta, 
this peach is a large yellow freestone, juicy and tender. 
. ELBERTA—Medium early, a variety having hardier buds than 
most, fruit large, yellow with red cheek, high flavor. 
Plant Co Shruls 
AZALEAS (Mollis)—Mixed colors. All shades of red, orange, 
Barberry and yellow. Very hardy variety, nursery grown. Bushed plants, 
nine to twelve inches. Delivered with buds. 
FLOWERING PEACH—Flowering peach trees are a bower of 
bloom in early spring. Prune at blossoming time by cutting 
flowers for indoor use. Very hardy. Red, pink, white. 
DOUBLE FLOWERING PLUM (Prunus Triloba)—A small pink- 
flowering tree with brilliant red foliage. 
Boston Ivy 
FORSYTHIA— Spring’s first flowering shrub with sunbursts of 
golden blossoms. 12 to 18 inch, 18 to 24 inch. 
HYDRANGEA, P. G. (Hills-of-Snow)— Beautiful white flowering 
shrubs for late summer and fall blossoming. 12 to 18 inch. 
BOSTON IVY (Ampelopsis Veitchi)—The finest deciduous vine 
with green foliage turning to bright-crimson,in autumn. A hardy 
stone and chimney climber. 
Double Flowering Plum BARBERRY—Red or green barberry makes a_ beautiful 
hedge or border planting. For best results plant 12 to 15 inches Hydrangea, P. G. 
apart in a single row. 12 to 18 inch well-rooted plants. 
Azalea, Mollis Flowering Peach 
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