. Catalogue, spring 1901. Nursery stock New York (State) Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs; Berries Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. REDUCED SIZE. Montmor- ency Cherry.— Large ; bright, shining red; acid; late; val- uable. Hardy and productive. This varietv seems to be al- most as popular as the Early- Richmond. We seldom have trees enough to supply the de- mand. Canning houses like this variety. You cannot make a mistake in planting it. " For home use the Montmorency is valuable," says A. G. Hammond, Secretary of the Illinois State Horti- cultural Society. It is a safe, reliable, worthy favor
. Catalogue, spring 1901. Nursery stock New York (State) Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs; Berries Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. REDUCED SIZE. Montmor- ency Cherry.— Large ; bright, shining red; acid; late; val- uable. Hardy and productive. This varietv seems to be al- most as popular as the Early- Richmond. We seldom have trees enough to supply the de- mand. Canning houses like this variety. You cannot make a mistake in planting it. " For home use the Montmorency is valuable," says A. G. Hammond, Secretary of the Illinois State Horti- cultural Society. It is a safe, reliable, worthy favorite. Price 25 to 30 cents each for medium or large sizes. Napoleon Cherry-— Tree mediumsize, erect with roundish head, fruit borne gen- erally in twos; very large, oblong cordate; light lemon yellow with red cheek in the sun. Flesh very hard, brittle, color- less, reddish at stone. Stem med- ium length, stout, in a m o d e r ately deep, even cavity. Good: excellent bearer. Ripe about June 20th. The Napoleon Bigarreau is prob-1 ably the most desirable light colored cherry for market purposes. Its hard flesh and large size make it a good shipper and an attractive fruit when placed in small packages. Price, 25 and 30 cents each. SMALL SIZED CHERRY TREES FOR SALE AT A LOW PRICE. Smaller Cherry Trees.—We have some cherry trees of the varieties named of smaller sizes, 3 to 4 feet high, branched, which we can sell at lower prices than are named on these pages. If you want these smaller cherry trees, please write to us for particulars quick. They are good trees, two years old, and will give good results. Here is the fist of small cherry trees: Centennial 100, Early Richmond 600, English Morello 600, Montmorency 800, Napo- leon 100, Windsor 300, Dyehouse 150, Louis Phillippe 100. Windsor Cherry.—Tree upright, vigorous and rapid grower; leaves large. Fruit large, roundish oblong, very firm, juicy, mottled red; flesh pinkish, sometimes streaked. Quality good, heavy bearer. The mos
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