Yellow Glass 
Montmorency 
The price of a few cans of cherries will pay for a 
cherry tree which will give you lots of delicious, 
home-grown fruit for years. You can plant it 
r-) in your garden or lawn. The flowers are lovely 
in the spring, the foliage and tree itself are at- 
tractive. Then in early summer you get the 
healthful fruit. Plant 15 to 20 feet apart. 
Early 
Richmond 
F79 Early Richmond—This is the popular 
early cherry so eagerly awaited by millions of 
BEAR YOUNG AND kids for the first fresh cherries. Mother also 
wants some for the first fresh cherry pies and 
cobblers. In June it is simply full of the bright 
BEAR EVERY YEAR red, juicy, delicious fruit. Starts bearing young. 
Does fine in the small garden, 
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EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE AT ~ F80 English Morello—The last cherry to ais pe 
CHERRY SPECIAL 
ripen, 2 to 3 weeks after Montmorency. Fruit 
LEAST ONE CHERRY TREE is large, almost black when fully ripe. The 
flavor is sprightly acid, making the fruit ideal 1 Early Richmond 
Prices on All Cherries, except McClain for whole pickles. Also good for sauce, and 1 Montmorency 
and Meteor makes wonderful cherry cider. Bears very 1 New McClain 
young and very heavily. 
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Alike or Assorted, Your Choice All 3 for only $4.95 
~SF 81 Montmorency—This is the most popu- 
Beg soe oes lar of all cherries, largely because it is the best Not Postpaid i 
Super Size, Not Postpaid. $2.25 $6.45 $12.00 of all for canning. And it tastes mighty good to Big 5 to 6-foot trees 
5 to 6 feet, Not Postpaid. 2.00 5.70 10.80 = cat fresh right off the tree, especially when except McClain is 4 to 5 feet 
4 to 5 feet, Not Postpaid. 1.65 4.65 8.70 ett ero: The ae is large, sor 
dee z = 8 firm, very fine flavor. Ripens about 10 days 
3 to 4 feet, Postpaid 1.50 4.20 7.80 All 3 foronty $3.95 
3 to 4 ft. trees, Postpaid 
after Early Richmond. The tree is a rather 
, short grower so the fruit is easily picked. Bears 
F83 Black Giant — Created by Luther Bur- heavily and regularly. Be sure you have at 
bank, this is considered the hardiest Black Jeast one tree in your yard. It is handsome 
Sweet Cherry. Tree is productive. The fruit enough that many people plant it in their front 
is large, purplish-black, firm, sweet, delicious yard. If you have room for but one cherry, 
flavor. then we recommend this. You simply cannot 
‘F176 Black Tartarian—This is the great big, TRGeie eet pay eer a for freez- 
almost black sweet cherry which everybody 8 ee : i : 
likes so well. Dependable and widely planted. 
Ripens in late June. Very fine for eating fresh, 
canning and freezing. Plant a-Napoleon beside 
it so they can cross-pollenize and both produce ~\ F 85 Meteor—Originated by the Minnesota 
much more. Fruit Breeding Farm, this is the hardiest Cherry 
} we have. The fruit is large, good flavor, rich 
F84 Napoleon (Royal Ann) — Most popular red color, bears well. Beagle fee in northern 
of its color, yellow with a pink blush. Fruit is Towa, northern Nebraska, southern Minnesota, 
large, sweet and delicious. Fine for eating, can- Wisconsin and such cold sections who have 
ning and freezing. Widely used for making poon unable to grow Cherries should try this. 
Maraschino cherries. Ripens in early July. Good Bicase order early as we have a very limited 
pollenizer for Black Tartarian and Black Giant. supply. This is the first time this extra hardy 
New Cherry has ever been offered. 
herries. It makes a large, handsome tree. The , 
aie eee bright yellow with the real sweet 4 to 5 feet, Not Postpaid. Each $4.00 
delicious flavor. 3 to 4 feet, Postpaid..... Each 3.50 
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‘£78 Yellow Glass—The hardiest of all sweet 
