Prize-Winning Roses—Trees— Berries 
ALL PRICES GREATLY REDUCED THIS YEAR 
AMERICA’S FAVORITE ROSES 
We offer only these exquisite and well-known varieties. Lack 
of space prevents detailed descriptions, but they are so popular 
that describing them is hardly necessary. We will send you a 
$35 value of 16 most wanted Roses as listed below, for 
only $28.50 postpaid (save $6.50), or order them separately in 
any quantity. 
All patented Each 3 for 
Charlotte Armstrong. Carmine-red..........$2 25 $6 00 
Diamond Jubilee. Warm glowing buff-orange.. 2 25 6 00 
Eclipse. Best national all-purpose yellow...... 200 5 40 
Ernie Pyle. Rose-pink of great size; very fragrant. 200 5 40 
Fashion. Finest Oriental red Floribunda....... 2.25... © 00 
Forty-niner. Most brilliantly colored bicolor... 2 50 6 75 
Mandalay. Largest of all yellows............. 2 2 6 00 
Mirandy. Deep rich red with black shadings.... 2 25 6 00 
Mrs. Miniver. Described as the reddest of red 
Roses. Pointed dark carmine buds develop in- 
to large cardinal-red cup-shaped blooms. De- 
lightfully fragrant and continuously in blooin.. 2 00 5 40 
New Yorker. Scarlet with rose-red undertones... 2 25 6 00 
Peace. Giant flowers of glowing yellow etched 
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Pinocchio. Lovely Floribunda of clear pink ... 175 4 65 
Rubaiyat. Brilliant red; long, graceful buds... .. 200 £5 40 
Sunset Glory. Golden yellow suffused with pink. 2 00 5 40 
Sutter’s Gold. Yellow buds shaded with orange 
and red. Long stemmed, very fragrant ...... 250 6 75 
Taffeta. Rich pink and salmon shades.......... 2.00 5 40 
| CLIMBING ROSES. Everbiooming 
Talisman. Red and gold. 
Pink Radiance. Brilliant rose-pink. 
President Hoover. Maroon, orange and gold. 
Etoile de Hollande. Bright red. 
Early Summer Blooming Climbers 
American Beauty. Large buds and flowers. 
Paul’s Scarlet. Vivid scarlet-red. 
Primrose. Large, canary yellow flowers. 
Each $1.50 3for$4.35 6 for $8.40 
Send your order early and avoid disappointment. Roses will 
arrive at planting time. 
APPLE TREES aun Splendid Varieties 
A Stayman’s Double Red Winesap. Favorite deep red Apple. 
Vigorous, hardy, productive, early bearing. 
“Grimes Golden. Considered one of the best fall Apples. 
Golden yellow, tender, crisp fruit of fancy dessert quality. 
Vigorous grower. 
“~ Yellow Delicious. Trees comes into fruit early. Thrifty and 
productive of firm, crisp juicy Apples of unusual flavor. 
Heavy producer. 
-«Red McIntosh. A leading commercial variety. Fancy red 
Apples with white, tender flesh of high quality and aroma. 
7 Hardy, vigorous. 
~“ Red Delicious. Large Apple of rich red color and excellent 
flavor and aroma. Uniform fruit. Tree very hardy. 
1to9 10to49 50 or 
trees trees more 
each each each 
2 yr., 6 to 7 ft. quick crop.........$3 15 $270 $1 95 
219Lss. 0 LO C1 se. oe ma es ee OU 1,75 1-25 
2 yr., 4 to dit... 3703105 1 35 1 00 
\ FAMOUS QUINTUPLET APPLE 
(5 leading varieties on one tree) 
Ideal where space is limited. Each tree is budded to varieties 
that will bear yellow and red Apples of five varieties over a long 
period from early season to late fall. 
2 yr., 5 to 7 ft., $3.50 each. 
SELECT PEAR, TREES 
\. Bartlett,“Seckel;“Clapp’s Favorite, Kieffer. All well-known 
varieties. 1to9 10to49 50to100 
trees trees or more 
each each each 
6 to,7- ft; quick ctopises 4.03.25. 1 $285 $2 50 $2 00 
Sto Gitar sacs wt asek. Fhe?’ 35 2 00 1 30 
4.10. Sifts. acolbicite. Mat elem. ea tntebtie2 310 1 80 1 10 
3 to 4ftsae svctenr Rel rite ter UNE. SOLIS 1 50 95 
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PEACH TREES 
All are freestones. We offer the following leading best va- 
rieties: 
\O’Boy * Elberta _{Redhaven 
“Belle of Georgia ~ Hale-Haven ~ Golden Jubilee 
« Early Elberta J. H. Hale ‘ Golden East 
“<Q’Boy’’—the perfect Peach, the largest, most beautiful 
Peach in the world. Big; round; skin glowing orange blushed 
dark red. Flesh orange, bright red around the pit; juicy; free- 
stone. Bears heavily when 3 years old. 
1to9 10to 49 50 or 
trees trees more 
each each each 
6-to.7 ft.) quickecrop. dif: cegeds Je .. $8415 ie f207018 IPOs 
S COLO EE. we ce esoe ee Ce ee ene tts sqnt ae. 1 75 1 .25 
4to 5ft.. recdie IViy o) J bets 1 10 
3 to 4 ft . 1 30 1 05 90 
CHERRY TREES 
Black Tartarian. Sweet. The very best—great heart-shaped 
\ fruits with that rich dark purple hue. Irresistible, tempting. 
arge Montmorency. Sour. Best for Cherry pies and can- 
ning. Heavy cropper. 1to9 10to49 S0or 
trees trees more 
each each each 
6 £0)7_ 50.5. QUICK CrOD,.,.jochensereoles pened OO) biboy20 hashes 
5 tO O lbs on. sclf & «mie BR abl ceamte MELO 2 15 1 65 
AStOPSRE Uae cre cies whe: Sa Ae 4) 2 00 1 45 
RASPBERRY PLANTS 
umberland. Produces large, jet-black fruit. Firm and ex- 
cellent quality. Ripens over two-week period. 
5 10 25 100 
IEVr: wINO WL 2h «ste etek $1 75 $250 $450 $12 95 
“Latham. Rich dark red; good flavor. Resistant to disease and 
insects; also very hardy. 25 100 
5 10 
devisiNowlo: tae .tenoricding $195 $2 95. $5 45 $15 85 
GRAPE VINES 
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“Concord. (Blue.) The King of the Grape family. Best all- 
4 round variety in existence. 
Caco. The bést red. 
“ Catawba. Copper. 
“Moore’s Early. Black. 
Niagara. (White.) Best quality white Grape. Worthy com- 
panion to Concord. 
2-yr. old plants, 75 cts. each; 3 for $1.95; 10 for $5.25; 25 for 
$10.95; 50 for $18.50; $31.50 per 100. 
NUT TREES 
Valuable—Useful—Ornamental 
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“ Chinese Chestnut. Blight resistant and extra hardy. Bears 
the second or third year after planting. Plant in pairs for 
cross-pollination. 2 to 3 ft., strong trees, $2.50 each. 
English Walnut Trees. 3 to 4 ft., grafted, $4.50 each. 
ecan (Grafted Trees). 3 to 4 ft., $4.50 each. 
FLOWERING TREES 
Plant Flowering Trees for spectacular beauty. All prices are 
prepaid within 300 miles. 
Flowering Cherry, Kwanzan. Double dark pink blossoms. 
in early spring. Thousands have seen them blooming in 
, Washington, D.C, 4to 5 ft., $4.50 each; 3 for $12.75, 
“Flowering Crab, Hopa. Most beautiful. Entire tree covered 
with an abundance of bright red flowers borne in clusters in 
the spring. 5 to 6 ft., $2.85 each; 3 for $8.25. 
White Flowering Dogwood. In early May this small tree is 
a cloud of white flowers. Leaves turn brilliant crimson in the 
fall. 3 to 4 ft., $3.50 each; 3 for $10.20. 
Pink Flowering Dogwood. A profusion of pink and red 
flowers in May. 2 to3 ft., $4.65 each; 3 for $13.65. 
Judas Tree. (Redbud). Bears dense masses of deep rose-pink 
flowers in May before the leaves appear. 3 to 4 ft., $3.95 each © 
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WALTER S. SCHELL, Inc., Quality Seeds, HARRISBURG, PA; 
