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BULLETIN NO. 4 
SURPLUS STOCK 
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The Huntsville Wholesale Nur it vies” 


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' HUNTSVILLE, ALA. Sion, p 


Shipments from St. Louis, Mo., 


ONE DAY’S NOTICE 


E have for the past thirty-one years offered in assorted lots in St. Louis 
in Spring such stock as we had in surplus. Herein is a schedule of 
what we now have in St. Louis for immediate shipment. The stock is 

exclusively of our own growing at Huntsville, Alabama, fresh dug this Spring, 
packed in the best manner and warranted in fine condition. Every thing is fine 
of the grade. with full fibrous roots, and not culled, as we adhere to a strict 
system of grading. 


BELOW THE BLIZZARD LINE 


Everything is bright, green and fresh—sound to the tips. Nearly all the 
sorts offered are standard sorts, such as most nurserymen can use in assortment 


_with their own growing. Orders should be sent in as soon as possible, but the 


stock need not be shipped until wanted, as we are prepared to hold it in good 
condition. We have nothing for sale not offered in this list. 

It will be noticed by some of our correspondents that we have refused orders 
the past season for several articles listed. Our fear of overselling and some 
countermands are responsible for this. We ask attention to the small-sized trees 
offered for transplanting into nursery rows. All of the small trees, as well as 
the large ones, are nicely rooted, and everything is young, smooth and bright. 

We can refer to nurserymen who have bought of us in every State and 
Territory. We can give satisfaction, and guarantee it for these shipments. 

TERMS: Cash with order, or 30 to 60 days from date of shipment to 
responsible, prompt-paying parties. In box lots the price of boxes is included, 
but the price of boxes on orders from the nurseries is extra. : 


For convenience in telegraphing a cipher is given. The cipher word stands 


for one box only in cases where there are more than one in the same assortment. 
Address W. ‘FP. HEIKES, Manager, 

| | | Huntsville, Ala. 

Huntsville, Ala., Mareh 22, 1911. 


2 THE HUNTSVILLE WHOLESALE NURSERIES PRICE LIST. 


Heikes --Huntsville--Trees. 


Address W. F. HEIKES, Manager, Huntsville, Ala. Wewill nothave 
a representative in St. Louis this Spring. AII letters and telegrams | 
should be addressed to W. F. Heikes, Manager, Huntsville, Ala. 
We have arranged with the Cold Storage House in St. Louis where 
our stock is stored to ship promptly everything upon our orders, 
which we will make by telegraph when quick shipments are desired. 


Use the Nurserymen’s Telegraphic Code in telegraphing, Any one not — . 
in possession of a copy will be supplied upon application. 


ASSORTED LOTS 


We offer the following assortments in box lots at low prices to insure quick 
sales. Wedo not open or repack anything. The stock is of the same quality as 
that sent out by us heretofore. Each box contains an assortment as shown. In 
ordering one or more boxes, should the particular lots desired be sold, state what - 
substitution will be allowed, The prices quoted include the cost of boxes and 
freight from Huntsville to St. Louis. When the postoffice address and the rail- 

' road station differ, always give explicit marks for the boxes when writing. 


~ PERFECT DORMANT CONDITION 


Qur stock is in perfect dormant condition, and we are prepared to keep it so 
until the end of the season, as everything is now in cold storage. 


INSPECTOR’S CERTIFICATE 


Our card with Inspector’s Certificate is placed on all boxes and packages. = 
Any one ordering from a State where more than this is required should inform = 
us in ample time to comply with the law. Should any one desire this card 
removed before shipping, it should be stated in the order. 


FREQUENT BULLETINS 


We shall issue Bulletins from Huntsville frequently during March sad April. 
Any one failing to receive them regularly will please write. for copies. Bsa r 
FREEZING WEATHER. Lee ie ees 
There i is always more or less danger of trees being caught en route in froesine | 
weather in Spring. We pack in such a manner that should the contents of the 
boxes freeze solid on the way to our customers the trees will receive no injury 
if the frost is allowed time to come out before the trees are removed from the 
boxes. The trees should be taken from the boxes as scon as frost is out, or 
should there be no frost in the boxes when received, the trees should be removed. 
from the boxes immediately upon arrival. We practice in this respect what the 
experience of many years has taught us. If our customers will follow these © Pye 
rules and notify us of the condition of the trees at once when taken from the = =—— 
boxes we will guarantee good condition. Notice should be sent to us at once by S iaiee 


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telegraph, at our expense, vif there is any cause of complaint or should the trees en 

be refused, stating reasons. The trees will be considered accepted if removed sae aS 

from the boxes in which they are packed. ze 55 see 
: TERMS AND CONDITIONS. 


For further terms and_ conditions concerning risk of transportation, claims ; 
etc-, see our regular Price List. icy 


THE HUNTSVILLE WHOLESALE NURSERIES PRICE List. 3 


Box Lots in Cold Storage in St. Louis 
No Charge for Drayage 


PEACH TREES--One Year. On Peach. 


See page 7 for description of varieties. 
% to 1 inch, 6 to 8 feet. 


PRICE 
CIPHER PER Box 
1 Box panes SR ARSOTUCE 6 fa. Pe rn Ss ee SS ep eer Rancor $18 53 
’ 50 Hiley [Ea. Belle] 20 O. M. Cling 
25 Emma 20 Krummel’s Late 10 Lovell : 
60 Triumph 50 Apex 50 Goldfinch [EKa. Elberta] 
2 Boxes, each containing 280 assorted... ..... 2.2.5.2. ce eee ce eee eee eel ~Randon 18 20 
60 Lemon Cling 140 Muir 10 Orange Cling 
50 Phillips Cling 20 Tuscan [Tuskena] 
PO GOUeAIUIN Ge 247. ABSGTECU. 22% 3255 2 ce sas sae tae ee pe toe oe ea nee Rang 18 66 
70 Lemon Cling 140 Muir 7 Orange Cling 
50 Spon s Cling 20 Elberta 
2 Boxés, each containing 260 assorted... . 2.2... 05.225. - ne yee i eens ee es ees Range 16 90 
Be Goldfinch [Ea. Elberta] 100 Hiley [Ea. Belle] 100 Elberta 
ump 
BO MeAMARINENS POU AAKOPTOG. «227.055 525 wis steele ce hs oe seg ee Wats citrate ater Rank 16 90 
50 Stump 60 Hiley [Ea. Belle] 140 Elberta 100.M. Free 
10 Boxes: each containing 250’ Elberta. ...-. 65.25 6 iv ce 2. Senn a Sees eee de Rankle ~ 16 2 
5 Boxes, each containing 300 assorted ...............22 22 ee eee eee eee Ransack 79 50 
50 Hiley Ea. Belle] 150 Elberta 100 Munson’s Free 
6 Boxes, each containing 300 assorted.......... 22.2... eee eee eee Ransom 19 50 
50 Apex 100 Elberta 50 Goldfinch [xe Elberta] 2 
30 Rex 5U Hiley [Ea. Belle] 20 O. M. Cling 
3 Boxes, each containing 260 assorted ..... 5... cece cece esse c teense sees: Ranter 16 90 
10 Octobel 30 O. M. Clin 50 Stump 
10 Tiebout 59? Goldfinch (Ea. Elberta] 30 Apex 
40 Elberta 40 Hiley Li Belle] 
SeeRONT Palin: LOG BASOLECE coe 4a 505 po Roo ged Se hoe Ss ed ae ae a eyes else Rap 16 9 
30 ae 60 Stump 50 Goldfinch (ea. Elberta] 
30 Ape 40 Plberta 50 Hiley [Ea. Elberta} 
3 Boxes, AAS CODCAININE Ca) BESOTGCCN os fon 5 cow Sa pa aes on kee ee oe ease Rapid 16 90 
70 Goldfinch [Ea. ee ine. 8U Hiley (Ea. Belle] 80 Elberta30 Stump 
G0xes, cach containing 300 Wiberta. - +. es 2... sols ws be lous ewte ena nens © Ration 29 B 
cae aan 400 doMerhee . ose Sod. bo <8. ae coe ce wine eon eve as aes oe ySe Ratoon 34 00 
| 56 to 34, 5 to 6 feet Hak 
4. Boxes, each containing 350 Mlberta )... ..- oot. . oe cance vende asa eweaees Rabid 29 1 
4 Boxes, each containing 400 Elberta... .............2...0.........: eR AE A Ae Race 34 00 
tox containing 460 assorted: fig. t..ts < is Aen 5 dy SEE ne ees ae v 'sD Rabbit 29 90 
40 Apex 40 Emma 100 Goldfinch (Ea. Elberta) 
50 Hiley (Ea. Belle) 10 Henrietta (Levy’s Late) 50 ©. M. Cling 
80 Sian Triumph : 
2 Boxes, eac containing 480 assorted ......... 2.2.2... 22-254. s seen ee eens: Rabble 31 20 
80 Phillips’ Cling = ——« 50. Tuskena (Tusean} © ~ 60 Lemon Cling 
20 Lovel we a e240 Muir 30 Orange Cling - 
2 Boxes, each containing 500 assorted .....0.....0....0.- BEST AL Sins Sin tah Raily 32 50 
100 Goldfineh [Ea. Elberta] 100 Hiley [ Ea. Belie] 
70 Krummel’s Late 70 O. M. Cling 
10 Apex 15¢ Elberta 
2 Boxes, each containing 490 assorted..............-......-- Fags cece eee te Ramble 31 80 
- 10 Tiebout 310 Munson’s Free 20 Biberta . 
100 Goldfinch [Ea. Elberta] 50 Hiley [Ea. Belle] 
PPS OSe CT TAIaT I RIO ABSOT DEUS, <4 orotic - cee SERS R eee ae we Roe ce eek Rammer 32 50 
50 Goldfineh [Ea. Elberta} 320 Hiley [Ea. Belle]. "130 Elberta 
2 Boxes, each containing 300 Hiley [Ea. Belle] ................22.0.2....225. Ramp 19 50 
2 Boxes, each containing 500 Hiley [Ea. Belle]............-- nah SA ey es Ramrod 32 50 
1 Box containing 250 Hiley-[Wa- Belle] 22. 2. sc. Se Baws oC eee Rancid 16 2 
10 Boxes, each containing 500 Elberta... .... 2.2.0... eee cn ce eee ee Rapture 42 50 
8 Boxes, each containing 250 Elberta. .......- 2.22. 2... ee eee eee eee ee Rare 21 2 
2 Boxes. each containing 200 assorted....................--. TAL Bee RES ae .. Rattle 13 00 
50 Hiley [Ea. Belle] 60 Carman -- 40 Munson’s Free 
Muir 10 Mayflower 20 O. M. Cling 
2 Boxes, each containing 415 assorted.............--. -.-. Se af Siege MOTE ae Raw 26 98 
15 Lemon Cling — 50 OG. M. Cling _ 150 Lovell - 
50 Tuscan [Tuskena] 50 Phillips Cling 100 Elberta y 
POSER AITAUET PARE MIVCNL gy os fate a 6 2 wre w Kain oe oe SS OT ae ae oa eee Ravel 19 50 
Sere CONGAITH HE Pie) le VEN) of, do tee ire sae «oy Pa Se AG So oes we SA es DEOCHE 13.00 
9-16 to %, to 6 feet : 
3 Boxes, each containing 700 Elberta............. Sons ede o See Ce eee Rack 59 50 
6 Boxes, each containing 400 Eiberta......-. - 0... SS Aes Racy We oe 


4 Boxes, each containing WOO Ee hats. Sark > Mik De eee Re ee yo oes Radial 


4 THE HUNTSVILLE WHOLESALE NURSERIES PRICE LIST. 


PEACH TREES--One Year. On Peach—Continued. 


9-16 to 54, 4 to 6 feet—Continued. 


: CIPHER 
3 Boxes, each containing GOO Rb er fie ss ies saves ean oe gee a eh, ee eee Radical 
2 Boxes, each containing 300 Elberta ............. ike Aree ARS MES M i op Radius 
1 Box containing COU EO Derta sy esua cS. Ges Ae Ne a oa Se ee DER Re Raffle 
2BoOses, each containme 500 MIberba oy se tess wing cle eae hen a Ele Rely nie in a 
2 Boxes, each containing DAO ASSOR HOD SH. acest asks 8s eon vce, cole si ese Seen Ch Oral Ragged 

50 Munson’s Free’ 70 Triumph.. 150 Hiley (Ea. Belle) 
60 Goldfinch (Ka. Elberta) 200 Elberta 
UBaex ‘containing 356 assorted: i555 ee il ne eee en ge ehaserdas ore ereets Raise 
8 Lovell 60 Orange Cling 90 Tuskena (Tuscan) 
200 Muir . \ Y 
1 Box contaltinne: 220) Maar yo. ooo ee Cay ek Ek ee atts hy eee nae Male Ragout 
2 Boxes, each containing 450 assorted... 2)... 65.5. cee iene oda Vavgewee ec ean Rail 
100 Goldfinch (Ea. Elberta) 350 Elberta a) 
| 48 to 9-16, 4 to 5 feet 
i Box containtne 060 Hibertar. 5004. eee a te eg ya een Whe ag Loker deen gree aia ois Raisin 
4 Boxes, each containing 250 Elberta.............-......4-+-.04-. Riecaas iA ts AEOBIOE 
1 Box containing ROO ASSOT GEG: 254 4 fick oa Tie Ros PE een ene oe eee eee ee eee Rash 
400 Elberta 100 Goldfinch [Ea. Elberta] 
i. Box Copatininl sop ASSOLCED 26 in tes eee ea Oe oe bate we eens an REM he ats Rashly 
Triumph — | 90 Tuscan [Tuskena] 60 O. M. Cling 
80 Elberta iti 70 Goldfinch [Ea. Elberta] 20 Lovell 
sith Boxe COMtAINING.250 ASS@rteds. <6. we5 Ge wcke 3 oa os bin seseleeice sabe aad teh lee eh Rasp 
80 Tuscan [Tuskena] © 70 O. M. Cling 100 Elberta 
100 Goldfinch [Ea. Elberta] ¢ 
7-16 to 4, 3% to 444 feet | 
1 Box containing 500 assorted IG i) ii pea aS Sie ARR: ig Ge Sy he ge Pe en Ma Rasure 
30 Emma 70 Lov 90 Tuscan [Tuskena] 
40 Triumph 170 Hiley '[Ea. Belle] : 
100 Goldfinch [Ea. Biberta] uh 
it Box .combainains 500 assorted is us ocd salts teed leeletd lo aes esate aollnde ge ai 2 Ratchet 
200 O: M. Cling 00 Hiley [EKa. Belle] 


2 Boxes, each Contains 300 Hiley EBay Belle] ior cower hae ker miei alae Rather 


PEACH ‘TREES—lune Buds. On Peach Stocks. 


| 9-16 to %, 4 to B feet ude 
3 Boxes, each containing TODO FATE Gah ee ee RE TE a Ale Wide Ck EL ae Jabber 


2 boxes, Gach containing 900 Wibertia.j.... 020 uit a iiest sabe, <n See seat incl ole Jack 
11 Boxes, each containing 500 Hlberta........,.........5.0.neee eens see vevtes Jacket 
2 Boxes, each containing 300 Elberta.....-. SEGROA RGM AS SS UAL CEE Se Sa Oe Jade 
% Boxes, each containing. 200 Hlberfial. 026 ok. Soe APA AG Soe en Jangle 
3 Boxes, each containing 500assorted 5.475 cen ols age se po ees Uae e eolelae leper 
200 Elberta 100 Hiley [Ea. Belle] 60 Lovell 
100 O. M. Cling 10 Phillips Cling’ 30 Tuscan [Tuskena} 
1 Box: containine:500 asserted...) fae eo eee aie Jar 
10 Tuscan [Tuskena] © ,10 Phillips Cling 20 Lovell 
250 Elberta . 100 Hiley [EHa. Benet 100 O. M. Cling 
10 Goldfineh [Ea. Biber ta] 
1 Box containing. 500 assorted ............... ars pens zaman Gh dteeee een Jargon °'% 
370 Goldfinch (Ha. Elberta], 130 Elberta . 
11 Boxes, each containing 300 Hiley [Ha. Belle]...............2.....2.00005 .... Jasper 
% to 9-16, 36 to 416 
2 Boxes, eacn containing 100: Hel bettie: «roti Get. we ae ee ae ane BM et ern eee Jealous ~ 
6 Boxes, each containing 1000 Bierta 75). Sr ee eg Jeer 
8 Boxes, each containing 600 Elberta............. PON ae ict Piao ee Fenny 
1 Box containing 400 Elberta —.,..,-22.2.: oe ea Shr beta hres saee aN EN iss Ate Jeopard 
8 Boxes, each containing 300 Elberta, Nr EUR TRESS SON mld eine aa Rac eee eRe Gey 
3 Boxes, each containing 250 Elberta... .-.....22.-.22). us oe Bs erat Sa . Jester 
10: Boxes, each containing 450: Elberta! .2..j° ke, Jewel 
7-16 to 6, 8 to 4 feet | 
1: Box: containme 1260 Mibertta: i050 2e Aa eee on ee ee es Se nee. s eUby: 
i 3% to 7-16, 3 to 4 feet 
1 Box'containing: 1760 Hlberta 0 cies Sie cs ee Seite ae VR RS ne ee Janitor 
7 


Box Lots in Cold Storage in St. Lowis--Continued. 


PRICE . 
PER Box 


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THE HUNTSVILLE WHOLESALE NURSERIES PRICE LIStT. 5 


Bex Lots in Cold Storage in St. Louis--Continued. 
CHERRY TREES--Two Years. On Mahaleb. 
*% inch & up, 5 to 7 feet 


PRICE 
CIPHER PER Box 
i.-Box containing 200: Early Richmond... .2..2:.-.-4-.16 (2 es es Omen > $16 00 
1 Box coutaimine 110 Marly dichmong 2... oe ee Object 8 80 
1 Box containing 340 assorted —-_ _.---.-- eee eee eee Cae meet ee Ss Oblong 27 20 
. 330 Royal Duke 10 Dyehouse 
% to %, 4 feet & up 
eye CORDATE 1) ASSOFLGH: 20 tee eS ee ee a ee Octave 11 40 
180 Royal Duke 10 Dyehouse 
9-16 to *%, 3’ feet and up 
2 Boxes, each containing 250 assorted oe £ apm See BAI. Biel Eal ne ied a ee Office 12 50 
190 Early Richmond . 50 Royal Duke _ 10 Dyehouse 
+g to 9-16, 3 feet & up 
Box containing s0massorted Fo.) la Re eee ee ee ee ee Onward 12 2% 
230 Early Richmond 80 Royal Duke 20 Montmorency 
10 Dyehouse 10 Wragg . 
Box contains 340 asserted. ¢ 5 se ke Aes I ee Ot yeh Se Order 11 90 
230 Early Richmond &80RoyalDuke 20Montmorency 10 Wragg 
E5AK COIR SOS GSO ROM (PAT pee bt) cee ee A Ee a Se ee Orgie 11 38 


230 Early Richmond 60 Royal Duke ipa 30 Montmorency 


5 Wragg 
~ ROSES==Field Grown. Budded. 


se We have ceased to grow Roses at Biloxi, as we find we can produce a much stronger, 
healthier plant at Huntsville. Those grown here, both root and top, are as fine as can be grown 
anywhere. We have a large stock this year and are making prices low to help introduce the 
Huntsville grown. 


No. 1 
5 Boxes, each containing 500 assorted.......2. -..-.222.22-... 2 2-eeee es seeeececcae eee erecceees Pace $40 00 
150 Gen. Jacqueminot 30 Paul Neyron 10 Frau Karl Druschki 
20 Mar. P. Wilder 150 Ulrich Brunner 60 Anna de Deisbach 
50 Mad. Gab. Luizet 30 Magna Charta e 
3 Boxes, each containing 500 assorted _. EAE AS a ee No Pee eee Pacific 40 
' 50Gen.Jacqueminot- 80 Faul Neyron - 10 Frau Karl Druschki 
e 10 Mar. P. Wilder - 160 Ulrich Brunner’ 150 Anna de Deisbach 
aE es 20 Mad. Gab. Luizet 20 Magna Charta 
1 Box containing 410 assorted = _....* oe een Pe Ae le Vie A ak Pacify 32 80 
50 Gen. Jacqueminot 80 Paul Neyron 10 Frau Kar! Druschki 
10 Mar. P. Wilder 70 Ulrich Brunner 50 Anna de Deisbach 
20 Mad. Gab. Luizet 20 Magna Charta 
SEOX Cot Lainie Gol) meee tars i iw Zarek bn Pack 36 80 
70 Gen. Jaequeminot 50 Paul Neyron 10 Frau Karl Druschki 
50 Mar. P. Wilder 10 Ulrich Brunner 90 Mad. Gab. Luizet 
150 Magna Charta 30 Anna de Deisbach 
: No. 1% 
5 Boxes, each cortaining 860 assorted ..... ..... -....... bi eae Ne one hoo eee 55 90 
200 Gen. Jacqueminot 7 Paul Neyron 50 Frau Karl Druschki 
200 Mar. P. Wilder 150 Ulrich Brunner 100 Anna de Deisbach 
50 Mad. Gab. Luizet 40 Magna Charta 
2 Boxes, each containing 620 assorted. ...0.. 222... .eeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee ieee Paddle 40 30 
140 Gen. Jacqueminot 50 Paul Neyron 50 Frau Karl Druschki 
150 Mar. P. Wilder —~ 80 Ulrich Brunner 100 Anna de Deisbach 
50 Mad. Gab. Luizet 
1 BOS GOR GATTI lO BEATE 2 fee ttre abet ee eee el a Padlock 56 55 
230 Gen. Jacqueminot 50 Paul Neyron 100 Frau Karl Druschki 
150 Mar. P. Wilder 100 Ulrich Brunner 100 Annade Deisbach 
70 Mad. Gab. Luizet #40 Magna Charta 30 Coq. des Alps y 
2 Boxes, each containing 500 Ulrich Brunner ...................---2.-22---.----2-- ------ Pagan 32 30 
1 Box containing 510 assorted —........... ---2.222---2-. we 202 a AS Bee. Page 33 13 
20 Frau Karl Druschki. 40 Annade Deisbach 70 Mad. Gab. Luizet 
80 Magna Charta 300 Ulrich Brunner 
. No. 2 
PEGs canta a) asm hed | tee. er ee he i de tes a Paint 20 30 
50 Gen. Jacqueminot 20 Paul Neyron 80 Frau Karl Druschki 
100 Mar. P,. Wilder 200 Ulrich Brunner 50@ Anna de Deisbach 
20 Mad. Gab. Luizet 40 Magna Charta 20 Coq. des Alps ! 
5 Boxes, each containing 620assorted .. Qo .. 22... nea es Palace 21 70 
70 Gen. Jacqueminot 20 Paul Neyron 20 Frau Karl Druschki 
160 Mar. P. Wilder 280 Ulrich Brunner 50 Anna‘de Deisbach 


20 Mad. Gab. Luizet 

BUDDED RosEsS—We have ceased the propagation of Roses on own roots. : 

The No. 1 plants will have three or more branches and will be cut back to 18 to 24 inches. 
The roots are very fine. We make a grade of Roses called No. 1}4. This grade is made up 
of pega just under No.1, such as do not have the required number of branches or slightly 
under weight and height, and make a very nice grade for mailing. ; 

; The plants under No. 144 we class as No.2. Werecommend them for transplanting. 


6 THE HUNTSVILLE WHOLESALE NURSERIES PRICE LIST. 


BOX LOTS IN COLD STORAGE IN ST. LOUIS=-Continued 


STANDARD PEARS—Two Years, on Branched French Pear Stocks. Grafts. 
- 3% to 1 inch, 5 to 7 feet 


_ PRICE 
CIPHER PER Box 
i Box ‘containing T60 Kiefer) 08.5 sths te C us lee aa lee tas oat os Rocreraiate Fabrice $20 00 


STANDARD PEARS--Two Years, on Branched French Pear Stocks. Buds. 


34 to 1 inch, 5 to 7 feet. 


1 \Box iGontainine 200 Bartlettscc.. bere ees cee atone oe es ee eee Face - 25 00 
I Box: contalnine 80 Bartlet tga sels ey eee Ok Se ee ae ee ee era ae Facing 10 00 


APPLE TREES. One Year. Grafts. 


| 5 to 6 feet A ME, 
1 Box containing 400 Winesap............!-2:.:.222:ceecececeeecedececetesceee pare Sa Wes! Proxy $34 00 


PRIVET. 


AMOOR RIVER PRIVET. The Best Strain. More Nearly Evergreen 
Than Any Other Strain. oe : 


2 to 3 feet 


BOX LOTS IN COLD STORAGE IN scans PA. 
No Charge for Drayage | 


PEACH TREES—One Year. On Peach. 
% to 9-16, 4 to 5 feet 


@ PRICE 
CIPHER PER Box 
9 Boxes, each containing 500 Elberta................. BEL AP hae ay bp aeAE ‘.... Meadow $32 50 
1 Box:containing 400 Hibertia\.x320e ee ase oe eet ae i, Ge ...... Measure 26 00. 
PEACH TREES—June Buds. On Peach Stocks. 
% to %, 4 to 6 feet ‘ ene 
7 Boxes, each containing 500 Elberta Pe SMe era nitiy SP erie NMS ala te Madden 42 50 
72 to 9- 16, 336 to 46 feet ap 
4 Boxes, each containing 700 Elberta. (+... 22.2... 00.0.0... eee e eee eee ... Maid ~ 45 50 
_8 Boxes, each containing 1000 Elberta ©. 0 2222.........2-.022- +: Rater aa Maiden #5. 00. 
1 Box containing 450 Milbertas. St es See eis a nel ae te See Chee Mail. 29 25 
PEARS—One Year, on Branched French Pear Stocks. 
‘ 6 
5 to 6 feet, not branched te 
4 Boxes, each containing 450 Keiffer .. 2.0... 00.0000 0 cece ec cee eee eeeeees Magie 38 25 
1 Box‘contaming.o0 Keiffers fac wee US oo oe eee et ae 7 65 
3 to 4 feet, not branched 
t- Box’ containing 400 Reifier 20 0 arg as Se ease ee eee Magnet 24 00 


THE HUNTSVILLE WHOLESALE NURSERIES PRICE LIST. 7 


Special Mention. 
PEACHES. 


THE MAYFLOWER— Introduced by Mr. J. Van Lindley. Pomona, N. C. The 
earliest of all peaches. Ripens here May 19th to June 5th, depending upon the 
season. Mr. Lindley has tested this variety in his orchard for the past four years. 
It is remarkable peach and red all over. Will supersede Victor and Sneed. 


ARP BEAUTY is next in season and next in value to Mayflower. Comes in 
just before and laps over into the season of Greensboro. It is quite distinct from 
any variety that we know and will prove a very valuable sort for commercial 
orchards as well as for family orchards. It is the most showy and by far the 
best in quality of any peach of its season. The flesh is of a rich, inviting yellow 
color; the skin a pleasing shade of yellow, very attractively painted and mottled 
with bright crimson. It is very prolific, has large fowers and is one of the 
hardiest in tree, bnd and bloom. Freestone, but the flesh, like that of all excep- 
tionally early freestone peaches, clings more or less to the seed. In size it is 
about the same as Yellow St. John. 

APEX—Ripens at the same time as Alexander, to which it is far superior 
in size, color and flavor. Size large, color of skin yellow, with a mottled red 
cheek. Flesh yellow and of good quality—one of the best early market varieties. 
Freestone, but, like all extra early peaches, the flesh clings to the stone. 

DR. BURTON—Very similar to Mamie Ross in vigor, certainty and abundance 
of bearing: has large flowers. Much superior to Mamie Ross and ripens about 
one week earlier. It is a perfect freestone, of rather larger size than Mamie Ross, 
of same shape, with smaller seed, much firmer and more color, and quality of the 
finest; the best and handsomest peach of its season. 

GOLDFINCH (Ea. Elberta)—This is a seedling of Elberta, of very much the 
same characteristics, but ripening about a week earlier. 

MUNSON’S CLING. Avselected seedling of Elberta, among hundreds grown 
from select seed. Equally as large as Elberta, more spherical, with a short beak. 
Firm, yellow flesh of the finest quality. Surface mostly covered with bright red, 
very handsome. An immensely superior quality to Chilow. Ripens with Elberta. 

MUNSON’S FREE, Selected variety among several hundred Elberta seedlings 
grown from selected seed. The fruitis larger than Elberta; more highly colored, 
more oblong and of better quality; flesh yellow. More prolific and hardy in 
bearing. Ripens about a week later than Elberta. Very firm; fine for shipping. 

REX. A seedling of Elberta, ripening about a month later. This variety in 
size, color of skin and flesh is very much like Elberta. 

TIEBOUT— Free, largest size, rich orange color, with dark red cheek, flesh of 
the finest quality, firm, buttery; a splendid shipper, seed small. About two weeks 
later than Elberta. 

DULCE—The same description of the Tiebout, but ripening a month later. 


OCTOBEL (Bell’s October). Large, rich, yellow, red cheek; freestone; of 
finest quality. 

LOVELL— Leads all other clear yellow freestones in the Pacific Coast; medium 
to large. First week in August. 

MUIR— Very sweet and firm, yellow, with sometimes a faint blush. Large, 
very free, pit quite small. Most popular drying aud canning variety on the 
Pacific Coast. August. 

PHILLIPS’ CLING—Large; yellow; flesh firm; clear yellow, Preferred by 
canners. Early September. : 

ORANGE CLING—Very large; yellow with a dark crimson cheek. Early 
August. Cling. 

TUSKENA (Tuscan)—Very large; yellow. Middle of July. 

We recommend the following varieties as a splendid assortment of varieties for 
a succession in both the commercial and home orchard. They are named in the 
order of ripening and cover the season from the middle of May to the middle of 
October: Mayflower, Arp Beauty, Apex, Greensboro, Dr. Burton, Mamie Ross, 
Carman, Hiley, Goldfinch, Champion, Belle of Ga. .. Elberta, ‘Munson Free, 
Old Mixon Free, Lemon Cling, Crawford’s Late, Beer’s Smock, Rex, Tibout, Fox 
Seedling, Krummel’s Late, Salway, Dulce. Henrietta, Octobel, Stinson’s. 


a THE HUNTSVILLE WHOLESALE NURSERIUS PRICE LIST. 


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Offerings for Fall of oe a 
and Spring of 1912. | 


We will have our Usual large stock of eS Apples, Pa 
1911 and ee of 1912. | 

Nurserymen who operate through aeenhes or ae buy to ioe 
wholesale will profit by corresponding with us now. We will -m R 
prices upon a basis that will be eae ales aeee 


and J une Budded, ‘and Bokes: Pak = 

We do not ae to sell again, so you ‘need have no . fear of ‘getting 
heeled in stock, and you can pcpent upon eee trees fresh “dug. and 
of standard grades. mice * Z oe 

The indications are that the coming year will be, one of continued — 2 
prosperity for nurserymen. Those who have bought of us heretofo1 e 
will do so again with the assurance that our stock will give pette 
satisfaction to their customers on delivery. La S 

We believe we have the best organized force of laborers 
United States. Most of our men have been with us for many years. — 


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Becalise of this eS we are ee to do an extensive Dae 


| far smaller Sebete 


Huntsville Wholesale Nurseries, — aoe 
ae F, Heikes, Manager |