QUINCE 
(Planting Distance 15 to 20 Feet) 
1-9 10-49 
Year on QUINCE ROOT Each Each 
VWaalincntorsyeeimchnt2 tors Feet) a... Si. 25 $1.10 
32 |nch to Yo Inch (3 to 4 Feet)...... 356) 1.35 
YW Inch to ¥% Inch (4 to 5 Feet)...... | 56) les 
5g Inch to 34 Inch (5 to 6 Feet)...... 5x0) 1.35 
“Ys Ihevelay (hey. ceicco (Gitosoureet) =a or i, 5e i235) 
PINEAPPLE. Fruit 
slight pineapple 
tember. 
SMYRNA. Fine large fruit with excellent quince flavor. The fruit is 
oblong, with an attractive lemon skin. Flesh is tender and highly 
perfumed. Excellent for jellies and preserves. September. 
ENGLISH WALNUTS, Grafted 
(Planting Distance 40 to 60 Feet) 
Grafted on Northern California Black Root 
1-9 10-49 50up 
Height Each Each Each 
DEtOMS tect wwaqni aca: $1.85 $1.60 1 35 
Smt Ome Rechsenne ain « PNG) 1.85 150 
AP TOMmELOMRCCtAR ana hyn ot PTS) BIC I DUS 
Grtomecerecet sae ok 3.00 215 PLAS, 
Satomi @m kee tees aes i cans B50 Sys) 3.00 
Omtom lee Bceteeranesti ns ss 4.00 hails SO) 
(High Grafts Add 25c Extra) 
EUREKA. Large upright tree; large elongated nut of 
thick well sealed shell. Stands rough treatment; ker- 
nel light cream colored, waxy. Sometimes used as 
ornamental shade tree. 
HARTLEY. Large, slightly pointed nut of high quality. 
The tree comes into bearing very early and is similar 
to Mayette in habit of growth. Tree is a little slow 
in Northern California. 
PAYNE. Its early bearing and heavy production make 
it a popular variety. The nut is oblong, rather pointed 
at the apex; shell of medium thickness, kernel full. 
Produces nuts on outer branches and is subject to 
some sunburn. Because of early, heavy production, 
tree is slower in growth than other varieties. 
FRANQUETTE (Treat). Leading commercial variety in 
California. The tree is a late bloomer. The nut is elon- 
gated, pointed and fairly smooth, and of a light, 
clear, attractive color. The shell is thin but well 
50 up 
Each 
smooth golden yellow, white fleshed with a 
like flavor. For eating and making jelly. Sep- 
BLACK WALNUT SEEDLINGS 
Northern California Black Walnut Seedlings 
Height Each Each Each 
$ .60 DBtOBS Es CCt a lea ae ecere SSeS) $1.10 ES da10) 
Sls) SO) Ate Cet amen mer ea aeere i510) SIs .60 
.80 Ae tOnOmec tamara erererE 1.50 1235) .10 
.90 OstOnSEhcetoee eae areas 1.50 ats) .80 
95 Paradox Hybrid Walnut Seedings Add 40c to 
Above Price 
+ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL PRICES 
Applicable Only to Purchases of 50 or More of a Variety 
JUNE BUDS ON S-37 
JUNE BUDS ON LOVELL 
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Vom tO: -/s linear 80c Ea. Wer hay iol Se) Walon 6 ms 6 oo oe ile Vee) 
a. lini) Diener mame: Slee, ey link Whe twoonatdauncoee 80c Ea. 
JUNE BUDS ON MARIANA 
Whrarster? Vy Wan SeSeoa so Gco¢ 45c Ea. YEARLING ON LOVELL 
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SWS Min, Wes JA Minho oo oot 60c Eau se) InvtorlS InaS tort Ft mO>DG Ea, 
Se} tne. WSs Miao oo one oe Ocaltar Yo In. to ¥% In. (4 to 5 Ft.) 7Oc Ea. 
Vey the te) SA MWiths bagec5 hue 1 5Cu Eases cullnenton/4 ling | (> sto. OnrtaeoOGm Ea: 
Sy Wlig Melony tose chee angie ote 85c Ea 24) lil, We) sao o WO ie) il) feisxe [Ech 
PATENTED VARIETIES—COMMERCIAL PRICES 
+FOR ALL REGULAR PATENTED VARIETIES, FIGURE PRICE BY SIZE 
PLUS ROYALTY 
(Except List Below Which Includes Royalties) 
+Commercial Quantity Prices for 
ARMSTRONG PATENTED FRUIT VARIETIES 
Prices: V2 Inch Up (Under 12 Inch 20c per Tree Less) 
10 to 49 50to249 250 Up 
Altaim Peach (Pats 1022) cn S-30/eeeneere $2.20 $1.75 $1.40 
Bobolink Peach (Pat. 1150) on S-37.... 2.20 Af a5) 1.40 
Flamingo Peach (Pat. 661) on S-37...... 2.20 1.75 1.40 
Golden Blush Peach (Pat. 473) on S-37... 2.20 lev 40 
Meadowlark Peach (Pat. 528) on S-37.... 2.20 lee 1.40 
Redwing Peach (Pat. 621) on S-37...... PL PRO) leds 1.40 
Reeves Apricot (Pat. 639) on Mariana.... 2.20 lee: .40 
RopinipeachlbatsD 2 ollmonrS=silaestenen nen 2.20 hevhs} 1.40 
Panamint Nectarine (Pat. 1100) on S-37.. 2.40 1.95 | 315) 
Pioneer Nectarine (Pat. 787) on Lovell... 2.40 1.95 3D) 
Silver Lode Nectarine (Pat. 1023) on S-37 2.40 1.95 Gas: 
Springtime Peach (P:A:F.) ‘on S=37. 4.0... 2.60 20 10 
These varieties are grown and sold under license with Armstrong Nurseries 
sealed. A good quality nut. 
DESERT PLANTS, PALMS, GRASSES 
CENTURY PLANT 
Agave Americana (Century Plant). A stiff, 
Ch 
Co 
spiny, evergreen plant, to 4 or 5 feet high, 
very suitable for cactus or sub-tropical 
gardens. Will tolerate intense heat to par- 
tial shade. Very drouth tolerant. Also avail- 
able in variegated, yellow and green forms. 
Galimole2 5). 5Galn $3.50) up. 
HAIR PALM 
amaerops Humilis (Hair or Mediterranean 
Palm). A low, bushy fan palm 10 to 25 
feet high, usually suckering and forming 
a clump, but sometimes with a single trunk 
1 to 3 feet high. Fine low specimen or tub 
plant. 5 Gal. $4.00 up. 
DRACENA PALM 
rdyline Indivisa (Dracena Palm). A tall 
narrow, palm-like plant 10 to 25 feet tall, 
with a central stem often forking at the 
crown. The leaves are 2 to 4 feet long, 
and flexible. Gal. $1.25, 5 Gal. $3.75 up; 
B&B $4.00 up. 
Cortaderia 
Livistona Chinensis 
Ophiopogon Japonicus 
PAMPAS GRASS 
Selloana (Cynerium argenteum) 
(Pampas Grass). This grass forms a mass 
of heavily serrated leaf blades. During the 
fall, the entire shrub is covered with large, 
handsome white plumes. Grows in most any 
soil. Makes a fine quick screen or back- 
ground. Gal. $1.25, 5 Gal. $3.75. 
CHINESE FAN PALM 
(Chinese Fan Palm). A 
tall fan palm, with an erect trunk 18 to 25 
feet high and 12 to 16 inches in diameter, 
smooth, ringed, and bearing a crown of 
erect-spreading leaves which hang down- 
ward. Gal. $1.50. 
LILY TURF 
(Lily Turf). A de- 
lightful evergreen grass growing to about 
11% feet high. Tiny lilac flowers. It is very 
valuable in informal clumps in tropical or 
rock gardens. Gal. $1.25. 
Phoenix Canariensis 
Rhus Cotinus 
DATE PALM 
(Canary Island Date 
Palm). Very popular tall palm with a thick 
trunk and an immense crown of beautiful 
curving fronds to 15 feet long, dark green 
in color. Hardy to 10 degrees. Gal. $1.50, 
5 Gal. $5.00 up; B&B $5.00 up. 
NEW ZEALAND FLAX 
Phormium Tenax (New Zealand Flax). Long, 
stiff, sword-like green leaves. Very suita- 
ble for tub planting. Heat and drouth tol- 
erant. Also avilable in a variegated form. 
Gal. $1.50, 5 Gal. $4.00 up. 
SMOKE TREE 
(Cotinus Coggygria) (Smoke 
Tree). A handsome small tree that is cov- 
ered with feathery panicles of small pur- 
plish-grey flowers in the summer and fall. 
The flowers give the effect of a dense cloud 
of smoke. The leaves become rich gold and 
red in the fall. Deciduous. Heat and drouth 
resistant. Gal. $1.50, 5 Gal. $5.00 up. 
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