r WAUNESBORO NURSERIES, ine 
Waynesboro Peaches — Conlinued 
“ MAYFLOWER. Earliest Peach listedi n our catalogue. A beautiful red of me- Sines 
dium size; white, clingstone. Sells because of its earliness and excellent color. 
The quality, of course, does not compare with that of later varieties, but it has 
a place in the home orchard, as well as for the roadside market. June. 
S RED BIRD. A beautiful, large, red-skinned, white-meated Early Cling which 
always sells, even though the quality is not considered the best. Very firm; 
excellent shipper. Follows the Mayflower. 
\TRED HAVEN. Another new Michigan State Experiment Station introduc- 
tion. Bright red coloring on a yellow background. Smooth, almost fuzzless. 
Firm flesh. Fruit ripens uniformly; should be thinned for best results. Trees 
strong growers and prolific bearers. Has produced full crops in orchards where 
other varieties were winterkilled. Ripens about 5 days before Golden Jubilee. 
\++REDSKIN. Introduced by Maryland University Experiment Station as a 
cross between Hale and Elberta. Red skin; yellow, firm flesh. Freestone. 
Good shipper, excellent quality. We believe this new variety worthy of a 
test in your orchard. Ripens a few days ahead of Elberta. 10c. extra per tree. 
SALBERTA. Late yellow freestone. Cross between Elberta and Salwey. Closely 
resembling Elberta, ences all its z0o8 qualities but encune 2 weeks later. 
\ 
( SULLIVAN’S E Y ELBERTA. Yellow freeston 
s 
identical size, colérand shipping qual 
grower to have Elberta Peaches 
main crop. The new Peach originated 
popular. Now being planted in all commercial Pe 
second to ‘Elberta in our Peach sales. 
\SLAPRY. Sweet, highly flavored yellow freestone. Purely a home orchard 
varie Considered the best of all as a canner as it retains its sweetness and 
excellent peachy flavor. Late July. 
‘ TTSUMMERCREST. New, large, yellow freestone of very fine quality, ripen- 
ing with Belle of Georgia. Introduced by New Jersey Experiment Station. 
Vigorous grower and buds hardy, withstanding more cold than some varieties. 
\ T{SUNHIGH. A New Jersey Experiment Station Peach, ripening 15 days Red Haven 
before Elberta. Large, bright red, yellow flesh; freestone. Good shipper. 
\ CROCE. Large; early golden yellow, freestone New derey ee ae 
ing Golden Jubilee. Very prolific—requiring thinning. nese New Jersey 
varieties are selected so ae to furnish yellow freestone Peaches of good quality P R 0 T E Cc T Y 0 U R P E A Cc H 
over a period of more than 30 days. TREES FROM BORERS BY 
USING PARADOW OR DDT 
(See Page 24E) 
PLANTING GUIDE 
The ripening date given is for a normal season at 
Waynesboro, Virginia. Some years Peaches ripen 
earlier and some later. Farther South the ripening 
period is earlier, and farther North, later. 
Note: (C-—Indicates Clingstone, F—Freestone, 
S-Semi Freestone 
Variety Ripening Period 
Mayflower (C)........ June 15th 
| Red Bird (C)......... June 20th 
Dixired (C)...........July 10th 
{{Dixigem (F).......... July 15th 
EARLY {Red Haven (F)........ July 15th 
VARIETIES Carman (S)........... July 20th 
+Golden Jubilee ae ..July 20th 
+{Triogem (F).... .. July 20th 
Fireglow vee ... July. 25th 
| Hiley (Ff). sehen tly 2 bth: 
[ 7Slappy (F). icant Sa uly 2beh 
+ {Southland (B) = ae July 30th 
ttSunhigh (F)...........Aug. Ist 
jGolden East (F)....... Aug. Ist 
{{Hale Haven (F)........Aug. Ist 
Champion (S)......... Aug. Ist 
Amber Gem (C).......Aug. 5th 
Crawford’s Early (F)..Aug. 5th 
Sullivan’s Elberta (I). Aug. 5th 
MIDSEASON J ;+}Summercrest (F)....Aug. 10th 
VARIETIES {Belle of Georets (F). Aug. 10th 
1 |} Redskin (F). .. Aug. 10th 
jElberta (F). .... Aug. 15th 
+tJ. H. Hale (IF) .. Aug. 15th 
7Gage Elberta a \ 2 .. Aug. 20th 
Afterglow (F)......../ Aug. 20th 
{Brackett (F)........-/ Aug. 20th 
Shipper’s Red (F)....Aug. 20th 
Salberta (F)...........Sept. 1st 
Lizzie (EP) fag oes Sept. 1st 
_ LATE Late Elberta (F)....... Sept. Ist 
VARIETIES } jjIndian (C). .. Sept. 10th 
Heath Cling OW nies Sept. 15th 
Krummel (F). /.Oct..oth 
tIndicates good freezing qualities 
tiIndicates excellent freezing qualities. 
Elberta 
