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PLUMS 
BRUCE. Early, last few days of May. Extra large, 
red. One of the best producers. Good quality. 
Fine eating and cooking plum. The fruit will 
turn almost white a few days before ripening 
and should be handled for market at this stage. 
The Bruce is one of the best money makers in 
the commercial field. By all means plant some 
Bruce. 
SAPA CHERRY PLUM. Ripens in late June. The 
best of the cherry plums. Favorite for cooking. 
Dark purple carries to the seed. Makes the pret- 
tiest jelly and pies, similar to, cherries. Grows 
very crooked, making a bush instead of a tree. 
Trees out of the nursery rows will not be 
straight. You will have satisfaction growing 
the Sapa. 
BURBANK. June 25. Prolific bearer. Delicious; 
one of the favorites for eating. Rusty red with 
PERSIMMONS 
EUREKA PERSIMMON (Japan). This is a beautiful tree. Ripens its colorful 
fruit after the leaves fall. The EUREKA is THE commercial variety. It is the 
prettiest, best flavored, and best shipper. The EUREKA is tomato shaped and 
very red when well ripe. The fruit may be plucked when orange colored, as 
it ripens well after gathering. If you want to hurry the ripening, gather when 
firm, store in your refrigerator for two or three days and then remove to 
normal temperature. They will ripen at once and retain their flavor. 
2-3 ft., $1.30; 3-5 ft., $1.85 
FIGS 
TEXAS EVERBEARING. A few plants of the Texas everbearing fig will furnish 
you fine preserves and fruits for eating fresh. The fig freezes to the ground 
in our hard winters and then comes out and ripens fruit from August until 
frost. Often bears the same year that it is set. The TEXAS EVERBEARING 
is far ahead of other varieties for hardiness. Bears well; large, smooth bronze 
fruit of excellent quality. 
2-3 ft., 80c each; 3 for $2.25 
YOUR GRAPE ARBOR 
CONCORD. The leading commercial grape, except in the Southwest, where 
the Carman is better suited than CONCORD. Color: blue-black, large berries. 
Fine for juice and fresh eating. August 20. 
purple tinge, yellow flesh. Good shipper. A 
good market plum. 
3 to 4 ft., 90c each 
CHERRIES 
HANSEN BUSH CHERRY. This cherry is famous 
for its hardiness and productiveness. It is beau- 
tiful in bloom and bears good sized fruit of 
delicious flavor from the ground to the tips 
of its limbs. Very dependable and bears in 
localities where other cherries fail. 2 to 3 feet, 
95c. 
MONTMORENCY CHERRY. The universal favor- 
ite. Fruit large and of best quality. Trees bear 
young; hardy and highly productive. The lead- 
ing sour cherry for commercial plantings. 
3-5 ft., $1.65 each; 3 for $4.50 
CARMAN. Large, almost black. Heavy producer. The very best grape for the 
Southwest. Big, compact bunches. Fine flavor. Excellent juice grape. By far 
the best grape for Texas. August 1. 
NIAGARA. The most popular white grape. Very sweet. The choice with many 
for eating. Medium bunches, large berry. Good producer. July 20. 
2-Yr. No. 1 Vines, 60c each; 3 for $1.50 
EUREKA PERSIMMONS 
BRYAN APRICOTS 
TEXAS 
EVERBEARING FIGS 
BRUCE PLUMS 
