. [Catalog]. Nurseries (Horticulture) Texas Tyler Catalogs; Nursery stock Texas Tyler Catalogs; Roses Texas Tyler Catalogs; Trees Texas Tyler Catalogs; Fruit trees Texas Tyler Catalogs; Shrubs Texas Tyler Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Texas Tyler Catalogs; Climbing. ROSEMONT Paee Twentv six FRUIT*; NURSERY COMPANY rnum TYLER, TEXAS. Elberta Peaches. PEACHES—Continued. Mayflower. This Peach is absolutely red all over, even before it gets ripe enough to ship. Carries to market in fine shape and sells well, and is the only early Peach that is well colored. Inclined to overbear; should al- ways be thin
. [Catalog]. Nurseries (Horticulture) Texas Tyler Catalogs; Nursery stock Texas Tyler Catalogs; Roses Texas Tyler Catalogs; Trees Texas Tyler Catalogs; Fruit trees Texas Tyler Catalogs; Shrubs Texas Tyler Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Texas Tyler Catalogs; Climbing. ROSEMONT Paee Twentv six FRUIT*; NURSERY COMPANY rnum TYLER, TEXAS. Elberta Peaches. PEACHES—Continued. Mayflower. This Peach is absolutely red all over, even before it gets ripe enough to ship. Carries to market in fine shape and sells well, and is the only early Peach that is well colored. Inclined to overbear; should al- ways be thinned. Mamie Rose. A Chinese type; larger and finer in every way than Early Rivers, with which it ripens; very large; white, with a beautiful blush next to the sun; semi-cling; one of the best in quality; hardy; an immense bearer. Early Whcx'ler. The largest of the early varie- ties and most attractive. Tree a fine grower but only a reasonably good bearer over most sections. Color white with red blush. A good shipper. Ripens with Alexander. Belle (Belle of Georgia). Very large; skin white, with red cheek; flesh white, firm and of excellent flavor; very prolific; excellent shipper. Tree of rapid growth. July 5 to 20. Elberta. Too well known to need description. Sure and prolific. Very large. Orange-yel- low, more or less covered with crimson. Flesh firm, good quality. Freestone. Seed large. This is the leading commercial variety grown in the Southwest. Victor. Origin, Texas. A remarkably early new Peach. Ripens fully two weeks before Alexander, and a week before any other Peach. Alexander was considered a wonder in its day, but here is Victor two weeks ahead of the Alexander record. Of medium size, of a light cream color, beautifully streaked with red; a clingstone; does not rot, and ripens evenly to the seed, something very unusual in early Peaches. Victor marks a new era in early market Peaches. Old Mixon Free. Large, pale yellow, with red cheek; rich, good; one of the best. A
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