. Hale's select souther fruit trees. Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Georgia; Trees Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs. (9) Hale Georgia Orchard A Solid Train-load of Hale's Peaches. Not an accident, but the gradual outgrowth of starting with a small hand push-cart and a few hundred plants and trees. May we help you start now, or guide you if on the way? Plenty of room up near the cow-catcher—don't trail behind ! Apples. But few of the best northern varieties of winter Apples succeed in the extreme South, while the early summer varieties thrive well here and are ve
. Hale's select souther fruit trees. Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Georgia; Trees Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs. (9) Hale Georgia Orchard A Solid Train-load of Hale's Peaches. Not an accident, but the gradual outgrowth of starting with a small hand push-cart and a few hundred plants and trees. May we help you start now, or guide you if on the way? Plenty of room up near the cow-catcher—don't trail behind ! Apples. But few of the best northern varieties of winter Apples succeed in the extreme South, while the early summer varieties thrive well here and are very satisfactory and profitable, and with some of our best southern varieties, give a succession throughout nine months of the year. We only offer a very few varieties, of what we know to be the very best for this latitude. J5 cts. each, $ per 10. \ SUMMER APPLES. Astrachan Red. Large, yellow, nearly covered with crimson ; fine bloom ; juicy, crisp, acid ; beautiful fruit. Tree a thrifty and fine grower ; excellent and profitable. Ripens end of May and continues through June. Red June. Medium, conical, deep red, juicy ; very productive. June 15 to end of July. Yellow Transparent. Medium, yellow, good quality ; a productive and excellent variety, but trees are of dwarfish habit. June, i AUTUMN APPLES. Carter's Blue (Lady Fitzpatrick). Very large, green, washed dull brown-red, with a thick blue bloom ; crisp, sugary, with a very rich aroma. Tree vigorous grower and fine shape; excellent and desirable fruit. Ripe in September. WINTER APPLES. Ben Davis (New York Pippin and Thornton of Southern Alabama). Medium, oblate ; greenish yellow, with a crimson cheek ; subacid, fair quality ; keeps remarkably well. Sauta. Large, greenish yellow and russet; quality good ; a good keeper. Oct. to March. Shockley {Waddell Hall, Szveet Romanite). Medium, conical, always regular ; yellow with a bright crimson cheek ; flesh firm, sweet or subacid, with some flavor. Tree very erect, vigorous, e
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