LANDSCAPE DEPARTMENT—Gives a New Look to Your Garden . Malmo’s 
ums 
BLUE DAMSON. Prolific, purple. September. 
BURBANK. Red skin, yellow sweet flesh. July. 
HOWARD MIRACLE. Immense, yellow. sweet. 
YELLOW EGG. Large, sweet, yellow plum. 
ie runes 
DATE. Sweet, reddish-purple prune. 
EARLY ITALIAN. Dark purple, sweet, heavy bearer. 
ITALIAN. Famous purple prune, heavy bearing. 
BE OL: 
Hardy and bear well here. 
LATTARULA. Sweet white-fleshed. Two crops a 
year. 
DURING THE DORMANT 
SEASON 
use 
A Combination Winter Spray 
of 
VOLCK and ORTHORIX 
Plant Exciting New 
Tle 
DWARF FRUIT TREES 
Malmo Dwarf trees bear sooner and as heavy 
as standard size trees. Their neat, compact and 
dwarf growing habit make them a delightful ad- 
dition to the ornamental garden design. Plant 
trees 8 to 10 feet apart. ___. 2 yr. 3.50. 3 yr. 4.50 
Dwarf Apples 
GRAVENSTEIN. Yellow, red streaked. Fall. 
JONATHAN. Red and yellow. Fall. 
KING. Red on yellow. Fall. 
MELBA. New. Red. Fall. 
NORTHERN SPY. Large red-striped. Winter. 
RED DELICIOUS. Good winter keeper. 
RED GRAVENSTEIN. Deed red. Fall. 
STARKING DELICIOUS. Finest red. Winter. 
STAYMAN WINESAP. Large, tart red. Winter. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS. Yellow. Winter. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT. Golden. Summer. 
COMBINATION. Grafted. 3-way. 2 year, 6.50 
Dwarf Apricots 
BLENHEIM. Deep orange. July. 
PERFECTION. Very large, excellent. 
TILTON. Large firm, juicy. Ripens early. 
WENATCHEE MOORPARK. Large deep apricot. 
Dwarh (Gi 
BING. Large, black, sweet, firm. 
BLACK REPUBLICAN. Dark red. Late. 
BLACK TARTARIAN. Black, sweet, juicy. 
DEACON. Large, black, rich flavor. 
LAMBERT. Large, black, sweet. 
ROYAL ANNE. Red on yellow. 
VAN. New. Large, sweet, black. 
COMBINATION. Grafted 3-way. 2 yr.._.6.50 
15 
Deas) caches 
GOLDEN JUBILEE. Very large bright yellow. 
PACIFIC GOLD. Red on yellow. Freestone. 
RED HAVEN. Delicious, freestone. 
ROCHESTER. Large freestone. August. 
VEDETTE. Earliest yellow. Ripens July. 
VETERAN. Golden yellow freestone. 
Dwarf ear 
ANJOU. Juicy, sweet. Winter type. 
BARTLETT. Favorite yellow. Summer. 
BOSC. Yellow-bronze. Winter. 
COMICE. Clear yellow. Late fall. 
Duar lan eek leanes 
BURBANK. Red skin, yellow sweet flesh. July. 
EARLY ITALIAN. Dark purple, sweet, heavy bearer. 
GREEN GAGE. Greenish yellow, sweet. August. 
ITALIAN. Famous purple prune, heavy bearing. 
SHIRO. Very large golden yellow. 
Copal, Sea Degas 
We have a fine collection of these dwarf trees 
that have been trained to special form in varie- 
ties best suited to Puget Sound Area. Prices on 
request. 
BERRIES 
BLUEBERRIES: Plant two varieties in order to ob- 
tain pollenization. Atlantic—Late; Burlington— 
Late; Concord—Mid-season; Dixie—Mid-sea- 
son; Jersey—Late; Pemberton—Late; Stanley— 
Early Mid-season; Weymouth—Earliest of all. 
PriGegOe yea lige == asee mete RE sae eee Sie R 1.50 
RASPBERRIES: All raspberries. .30 each; $3.00 per 
dozen. Cumberland — Blackecap; Cuthbert — 
Large, red, and sweet; Lloyd George—Red, 
hardy; Munger—Main commercial; New Wash- 
ington—Large, disease resistant; Puyallup— 
New, large red, disease resistant. 
EVERBEARING RASPBERRIES: .30 each; $3.00 per 
dozen. Indian Summer—New two-crop Rasp- 
berry. Large red of high quality; St. Regis— 
Large red fruit of fine flavor. 
CURRANTS: .50 each, $5.00 per dozen. 
Fay’s Prolific. Large, red and highly flavored. 
Perfection. Large, bright red. 
GOOSEBERRIES ____-- Oregon Champion. .50 each 
THORNLESS VINE BERRIES: .60 ea., $6.00 per doz. 
Boysenberry, Loganberry and Youngberry. 
VINE BERRIES. .50 each, $5.00 per dozen. Boy- 
senberry, Cascade Berry, Loganberry, Nectar- 
berry, Pacific Berry, Youngberry. 
STRAWBERRIES 
Main Crop Everbearing 
Brightmore ___- 75 doz. Rockhill —__ 1.50 doz. 
Marshall Imp. .75 doz. Gem 1.75 doz. 
Northwest 1.00 doz. Red Rich 
Red Heart 75 doz. (New) 2.95 doz. 
Streamliner __1.50 doz. 
GRAPES: These plants will bear heavily every 
year. Some fruit may be expected the year 
after planting. 3 yr. old, .75 each, $7.50 per 
dozen. Caco— Large red; Concord — Large 
black; Delaware—Early light red; Fredonia— 
Early, Concord type; Island Belle—Grapes are 
large, blue; Niagara—Earliest white; Ontario 
—Farliest yellow; Portland—Large white; 
Seneca—New white; Worden—Early. Concord 
type. Concord Seedless—New! Same as Con- 
cord only seedless. $1.25 each, $12.50 per 
dozen. 
