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The Garden

The Landscape
Made

Fruitful and Beautiful
with
Trees and Plants

From

The Old Reliable

Our Half-Century of
“KNOWING HOW”
Is Your Protection

PRICE. LIST

THE JOHN S. KERR
NURSERY COMPANY

P. O. Box 768

SHERMAN, TEXAS
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INDEX

ITEM PAGE
Bulbs/and'Perrienials=2 eee
Cannas 2-0) Eee ee ___
Decideous Flowering Shrubs ______=>SSEESSsSCS~iD
Evergreens, Coniferous 5
Evergreens, Broadleaved 23 BEERS
Frait-Department, 22a ee eee
Fruit, ‘Sioal 2.20220 ie: 2) ae eee
Grapes nic a ee
Garden: Roots. 2... 2k see ee
Grasses, Ornamental | Se eae
Hedge Plants=220 2a Tey
Mulberry Trees __.- ee eee
Nut: Trees.) 2 ee
Ornamental Department___.______________4
Roses tee eee
Shade Trees; Special 2a eee
Shade Trees 22 EE eee
Shade Trees, Seedlings EEE

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A SERVICE BOOKLET GIVES YOU ADVAN-
TAGE OF OUR EXPERIENCE :

When we receive your order we will mail you
our Booklet of “Suggestions for the Planting and
care of Trees and Plants,” the results of long years
of experience in our Texas climate and with our
Texas soil.

This pamphlet tells where to locate the orchard,
how to prepare the ground to receive the trees, the
best fertilizer to use, and how to prune the trees
for planting. It also gives methods of cultivation
for the orchard and care of Shade and Street trees.
There are also suggestions which will help you to
start in the right manner to have a fruitful orchard
or beautiful flowers.

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The Orchard

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The Garden
The Landscape

Made

Fruitful and Beautiful
with
» Trees and Plants

From

The Old Reliable

Our Half-Century of
“KNOWING HOW”
Is Your Protection

PRICE LIST
THE JOHN S. KERR
NURSERY COMPANY

P. O. Box 768
SHERMAN, TEXAS

INDEX

ITEM PAGE
Bulbs and! Perrienialsa sea een
Cannas US Se ee eee
Decideous Flowering Shrubs ______>SSSESCSCS<«i
Evergreens, Coniferous 5
Evergreens, Broadleaved ae
Frait-Department 22 Se eee
Fruit. Smiallcose "2 le a es
Grapes 2 NY Se eee
Garden ‘Roots: a ee ees
Grasses; Ornamental —aae EE
Hedge Plants 2s. > \) Ee ee
Mulberry Trees. 2 eee
Nut Trees. Ee eee ee ee
Ornamental Department === eee,
Roses Sef a See le,
Shade Trees; Special —2

Shade Trees see
Shade Trees; Seedlings}. aay

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A SERVICE BOOKLET GIVES YOU ADVAN-
TAGE OF OUR EXPERIENCE

When we receive your order we will mail you
our Booklet of “Suggestions for the Planting and
care of Trees and Plants,” the results of long years
of experience in our Texas climate and with our
Texas soil.

This pamphlet tells where to locate the orchard,
how to prepare the ground to receive the trees, the
best fertilizer to use, and how to prune the trees
for planting. It also gives methods of cultivation
for the orchard and care of Shade and Street trees.
There are also suggestions which will help you to
start in the right manner to have a fruitful orchard
or beautiful flowers.

RETAIL PRICE LIST

The Jobn S. Kerr Nursery Company

Sherman, Texas

OUR GUARANTEE!We use the most modern
tools and methods in growing, digging and hard-
ling our Nursery stock so that when shipped it
will be in best possible condition, but we do not
guarantee stock to be kept in the same good
condition, or to live, after delivery to the pur-
chaser, However, we do replace at one-half price,
as stated in our contract, all stock which fails to
grow. The proper pruning, planting and care
devolves entirely upon the Purchaser. We exercise
the greatest care to keep all Nursery stock pure
and True to Name and hold ourselves in readiness
at all times to replace on proper proof all stock
that may prove otherwise; or, to refund the
amount paid for same, but it is mutually agreed
between the Purchaser and our Company that we
shall not, at any time, be liable for any amount
greater than the original price.

This Price-List supercedes all former Price-Lists
and applies to all Stock shown in catalogue. Prices
subject to change without notice.

FRUIT DEPARTMENT

Peach Trees

Size Each Dozen Hundre2
4 to 5 feet 453 7.50 60.00
3 to 4 feet .50 5.00 40.00
2 to 3 feet 345} 3.50 28.00

Price of Peach trees, LESS THAN 2 FT. HIGH.
ORDERS MUST BE FOR 300 or more trees, and
not less than 25 of a variety.

300 to 600 $15.00 per 100

601 to. 1000 12.50 per 100

Apple, Apricot, Pears, Plums and Plum-Cherry
Trees. Each # Dozen Hundred
5 to 6 feet $1.25 $12.00 $95.00
4 to 5 feet 1.00 10.00 80 00
3 to 4 feet .75 7.50 60.00
2 to 3 feet .50 5.00 40.00
Almond, Cherry, Quince and Japan Persimmon
Trees. Each Dozen Hundred
5 to 6 feet $1.50 $15.00 $100.00
4 to 5 feet 1.20 12.00 95.00
3 to 4 feet 1.00 10.00 80.00
2 to 3 feet .85 8.50 65.00
Fig Trees Each Dozen Hundred
4 to 5 feet $1.00 $10.00 $80.00
3 to 4 feet 75 7.50 60.00
2 to 3 feet .50 5.00 40.00
1 to 2 feet 35 3.50 28.00

NUT TREES i

Prices:
Pecan
Size Hach Dozen Hundred
Dr itOmGM fee 2 es ieee $3.00 $30.00 $259.C0
ALCON D) SECC tig a. oe ae 2.00 20.00 160.00
Sto AP feet. +0 eee eee 1.50 15.00 120.00
DEO NOt CCE Ree eras le eens 5) 12°30 95.00

Schley. Medium long, pointed; shell thin; qual-
ity best.

Stuart. A standard among high-class pecays.
Nut large, well shaped; meaty; reasonably thin
shell.

Success. Large nut; medium shell; kernel full
and solid.

Burkett. A large, round nut, thin shell; crack-
ing and separating qualities high.

Texas Prolific. Medium long nut of good size;
kernel plump and of superior fiavor.

Halbert. Bears very young and is very pro‘ific;
nuts of fair size; sheil thin; kernel rich and
plump.

Western Schiey. Bears young; nuts long, point-
ed, excellent flavor.

Black Walnuts. Recommended for shade and tim-

ber. Each Dozen Hundred
Trees 5 to 7 feet high __..... $1.50 $15.00 $12000
Trees 4 to 5 feet high ___..... 1.00 10.00 80.00
Trees 3 to 4 feet high __..... aif (t3) 7.50 60.09

SMALL FRUITS

Sell Berries only in Lots of 25, or Multiples of 25.
Per 25 Per 100 Per 1000

Blackberries,

Dallas, McDonald and

FRO DIN SOM ees. see eee eee $1.50 $4.00 $25.00
Dewberries, Austin —............ 1.00 3.00 20.00
TVET @ ERIN GEES Senn 2.00 6.00 40.00
Raspberries -...-...2--2::2--cc0ce-e- 2.00 7.00 50.00
Young’sberry _................--------- 2.00 7.00 50.00
Strawberries,

Standard Varieties ............ .50 1.50 9.00
Everbearing Varieties _..... 1.00 3.00 15.00

Goosberries and Currants ....EKach 50c; Doz. $5.00

GARDEN ROOTS

Each Dozen Hundred
Asparagus & Horseradish ..$0.20 $2.00 $10.00

Garden Sage & Rhubarb .... .25 2.50 20.00
STANDARD GRAPE VINES
Each Dozen 100 1000
Extra large vines $0.50 $5.00 $35.00 $300.00
Large vines .......... 40 4.00 30.00 250.00
Medium vines .......- .30 3.00 20.00 150.00

SPECIAL GRAPE VINES

Muscadine, Scuppernong and California varieties,

75c each.
FRUITING MULBERRY TREES
Size Each Dozen Hundred
GMUOMS ELEC peer ee cere nuns $1.20 $12.00 $96.00
PICO UOE LEC bus eres ce. -ce nae 1.00 10.00 80.00
ABBOT O LCC Gs Peer tts ones ae sese A 7.50 60.00

ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT

SHADE TREES

Prices on Shade Trees except Special Shade Trees.
Size Each Dozen Hundred

2 to 2% in. in diameter....$3.00 $30.00

1% to 2 in. in diameter... 2.50 25.00

SmcomLOwteet high: 2/2 s..x- 1.50 15.00
GutopSeteet: high 22... 2k 1.00 10.00
WCOpGmreebehighy oti kt! a (3) 7.50
AS toed» tee& high | .:..-.....0.2...-- 50 5.00

SPECIAL SHADE TREES

Catalpa Bunegii Each
Trees 6 feet high _.__.._......... $3.00
ireeszorteet high ~. e. 2.00
hreese4. feet, higihis sess 1.50

Mulberry, Non-Bearing

Getoed feet high 2-27 $2.00
SetonG, fect high? 222. 2s" 1.50
A ato oetect, high” <....---.-.:5 1.00

Willow, Weeping

Seton) Ob teeta highwes se. $1.50
GQLOeG. feetonioh: = ae 1.00

4 to 6 feet high ................ 15

SHADE TREES SEEDLINGS
Per100 Per 1000

Catalpa (Speciosay =. Se oo en $3.00 $20.00
Blacks E0GUSt, ene eee ee 3.00 20.00
ESOS CPA 2G mare ee ener eres ea 4.00 30.00
|RGDECV EMO A HOU of mate See eee ae eee 3.00 20.00
Oe CHINCS Cy eee ee ee 5.00 45.00

EVERGREENS

All well grown, selected specimen plants, tested
and proven successful. Specially selected speci-
mens of Trees and Plants tagged and reserved
may be charged proportionately higher.

CONIFEROUS EVERGREENS
All Balled and Burlaped

Arborvitae, Chinese,
Arborvitae, Ramsey Hybrid

Size Hach
6 tom’ feet se eee $6.00
HutOuGnicet wien ss 2. 5.00
ATtO SOR eC et eee eas 4.00
3 tOsAcieetnc. Awe a 3.00
2 to. oieetwe... een 2.00

Size Hach
Suto’ Gi feet.) Sse. ee ee $7.50
Astor: ets ieee eee 6.00
SMO: 4: (festa eee eee 4.00
2) tOv Suit CC bye nS ees 3.00
18 to 24 inches _.................. 2.50
2M COn Cain Chiesa eee 2.00

Arborvitae, Dwarf Green (B. bonita)
Size Hach

ZlCOM2 Lain Chics meee nena $5.00
aS COM Zin Chics pease 4.00
IU) WO) IS} NONE ooh ee 3.00
(DGtoml oS einche sae 2.50
SRtoml2sin ches as 2.00
GEtonOMinches eee as 1.50

Arborvitae, Dwarf Golden (B. aurer nana)

Size Hach
SuLOL4etCetl es a Se $7.50
‘3 OMLOMe Olin CHE C eee 6.00
24) to) s0hinches 5.00
PAL Ho) PEL NNN) soconcccmeceecnce 4.00
IS} WO) PAL OAS) ee oscomocecees 3.50
SCO S in Che sieeeeeeeereree 3.00
WP 450) IIB) HOV seseccossesocoreee 2.50
ORtoge Zein Chieseeaseeenerne 2.00

Arborvitae Compacta Mahue

Size Each
LORS LOC Ue gee ceases. nase an $5.00
PN Tas aKa) hi 3.50
Ths oe Sahel C 2.50

Iie dopaks whe Cc) 2.00

Arborvitae Texana Glauca Compacta (Caesius)

Size Each
2oiloy ¢ bs TiS) pee er $3.00
DRAED Ia el © CU teeta cc =-c-cnssccse= 2.00
Tio ee hc Gl 1.50
1UY Sitoyealks aha a: | 1.00

Arborutae, Goldspire (B. aurea conspicua)

Size Each
SVE ROMO ML GR bees ...2--2cc0zccsrcescos $6.00
4) SU) {3 SLES or 4.50
SIAN! SS: 1 nee 3.00
iL OMOMECC EE a= 5. -.2-o-2-.csechoctes 2.00

Cedrus deadora,
Cedrus Atlantica

Size Each
De LOM LCO Le... ccn-bassraacecctues sees $5.00
Sm UOMmesenin CHES)... eek eee 3.00
lo ecOmnesinChes, 2/85 se 2.00

Cedar Black Hills, (J. Virginiana Dundee)

Size Each
coma feet: *:2.2.24 2852 eet $6.00
PEO 13% RGN SY Mee eer et Ee Se oe 4.00

tS hoes inches)! 42. scccaseee 3.00

Cedar Red,
Select specimens sheared

Size Each
OmtonG, Leet <2 se. ee ae $7.00

a Amt. Db fect 25. ese eS 5.00
Seton 4 Peete ccnp cesses co 4.00
ECO po LOC, 642: ceee ees mtg 3.00
WSMCOU2+ NGHES 238 22 ae 2.00

Common Cedar, Red

Size Each
OD Oy GRECCU, cctkecce eee $5.00
45:tO 5: LCCt AS 2 eee 4.00
olor 4eteet ee eee ee 3.00
Pp tOh or Leet es aoe cee eee 2.00

Cedar, blue (J. virginianna glauca)

Size Each
Hite. Weteet asa $10.00
4°t6) 5) feet) ee ee ae 7.50
So xtor4: feet 2 a ee 5.00
2 too Teeth ye 4.00

18 to 24 inches .................. 2.50
12 to 18 inches .................. 2.00

Cypress Arizona
Cypress Italia

Size Each
4° tod teeta ee $6.00
oO tO 4 felt) ie xs ee 4.00
2°to' (3 feet, 25 eee 3.00
18 to 24 inches _.................. 2.50
12 to 18 inches ........0........... 2.00

Juniper Chinese Column, Blue,
(J. Chinensis Pyramidals)

Size Each
4 tox5 feet: 2. eee $7.50
3\to 4 feet. ees 5.00
Ato) 3) Teeter eee 4.0U
18 to 24 inches .........00....... 2.50
12 to 18 inches .................... 2.00
Juniper, Spiny Greek
Juniper Spotted

Size Hach
ZistOnsi TCCt a ee eee $5.00
18 to 24 inches .....2:..0.2.00..... 4.00
i 2etoMSminches eee 3.00
9 to 12 inches ...................- 2.00
Juniper Savins
Juniper, Gray Carpet,

Size Each
15 to 18 inches spread........ $4.00
12 to 15 inches spread........ 3.00
9 to 12 inches spread........ 2.00

Juniper Pfitzer (J. chinensis pfitzeriana)

Size Each
3 to 4 feet spread.............. $6.00
2 to 3 feet spread.............. 4.00
18 to 24 inches spread........ 3.00
12 to 18 inches spread........ 2.00

Pine, Austrian or Scotch

Size Hach
DitO Mar fOCCE ase arrestee $5.00
18 to 24 inches .........2.......... 3.50

12 to 18 inches

BROAD-LEAVED EVERGREENS
All Balled and Burlaped except as noted.

Abelia Grandiflora
Red Leaf Barbany

Roots Puddled.
Roots Puddled.

Roots Puddled.
Roots Puddled.

Roots Puddled.

Size Each
SS Sb (Nc Ae $3.00
7) OY 8) ATR) SS ee ere ase 2.00
PSetor24) Inches) -..2--<:.-.-005 1.50
PZ MCOMLSmINCNeS) 2. <-22<2.22:.---. 1.00
é velia

Size Each
USMtOM24eeinGhes) -.:\..-..-2c<.-22s- $ .85
PLOUGH INGCMECS) 2 2:ies.226cce52- .60

Euonymus Japonicus

Size Each
S4 Uy G! SIRE SIR $3.00
MUO MOMmPL COU te. 2o he. Seonasceete- sans 2.00
WSmtOnete iMChes) 2. :.-22.:22<5-c-5-2- 1.50

RC OMmLSiINCN ES) so2--cs-ss-s-=<2-= 1.00
Euonymus Japonica and Patens

Size Each
TSetOmeseinehnes) =... 20 ..25.c5..06 $ .85
fmcOmsminGNes) 22-2 ss..-.0sse .60
Euonymus Patens

Size Each
40 (ro GE 6 Y2) eae $3.00
PMLOMGNICCE, 22.20.. 5.2 lesceceeeencess 2.00
Weeto, 24. inches) 22-2 2-..--- 1.50
a mcCOmlS: INnChes) <=... --cczsecese 1.00

Jasmine, Italian Yellow (Jasmine Florium)

Size Each
mmCOS” LCE .../5.-fe--c0-t ceeeeen $3.00
MUONS i LCCE - fo o2i2 shoes. ces ecaces 2.00
USotor24 inches ......::.2c.<..-:-: 1.00

Jasmine Florium, Yellow

Size Each
Tato! 24 .inches) 2 4.2282-523 $ .75
eto. 18 inches 328. e... 50

Magnolia Grandifloria

Dug with good roots. Puddled.

Size Each
eto) Gr feet 32 $10.00
AP CO Owl CCU, es eee 7.50
3) tO" 4 feetr eases As 5.00
PANS) 0 os) Oi cate Sw a OS 3.50
1S siLO) 24 ACNE ir: ses ees usec 2.50
12 CO” US vINCHESs eo) 2-2 c- 2s 2.00

Roots Puddled.

Mahonia Aquifolia

Size Fach
247-0) BONN CHES ares $4.00
SMtOMe2 4 min Che seen eee 3.00
LZ BtOMLS aN CHE Gee nena 2.50
OR tom 2Min Chesser 2.00
Nandina

size Each
320 4 feet {es $5.00
2t0) 3 Leet eee a ee 4.00
TS), 10) PHS TOO OVENS) ner eeetceecense 3.00
TP (co) SUS} WOO SS) earner eeenceeenos 2.50
Seton 2a inches snes 2.00
Photinia serrulata

Size Each
OT COMARE CCEA etree ee $5.00
2 tOmo gi CCE gus eee 4.00
A SEO ZAwn CHES eee ene 3.00
2 arOml Sal CHES eee aes 2.00

Pyrracantha Lelandii and Yunnanensis

Size
2 to 38 feet
12 to 24 inches
12 to 18 inches

Privet, Amour River (Ligustrum amurense).

Size

4 to 5 feet, bushy
3 to 4 feet, bushy
2 to 3 feet, bushy

Frivet, Lodense

Size
24 to 30 inches
18 to 24 inches
15 to 18 inches
12 to 15 inches

Size
3 to
2 to
18 to
12 to

24 inches
18 inches

Size
4 to
3 to
2 to
18 to

3 feet

Each

Each

(Select specimens, sheared)

Each

Each

Hach

DECIDUOUS FLOWERING SHRUBS

Size Each Dozen Hundred

[Op UR SI PEWS) oe $1.00 $10.00 $80.00

LGN Soe ee 15 7.50 60.00

UCN te .50 5.00 40.00

CTS aes oo 4315) 4.00 30.00
VINES

Except as noted helow, the prices of all Vines
listed in Catalog are 40c each, $4.00 per dozen,
and $30.00 per 100.

Each
Clematis, red, white, blue $1.00
Vive ESQSGOM ee =.--...-------s-cesacs 75
INA Dy etedh ja)" Sei eee 15
Gueens) Wreath -.....--...22.-:-.- 15

HEDGE PLANTS

Privet Amour River. The best hedge plant for
the Southwest; grows rapidly; holds foliage well,
frequently through entire winter.

Prices Two-Year Plants

Size Dozen Hundred
2 iG) S220 ae ae arene oe ee $2.50 $20.00
HSMM AAeINCHES ..2..55 5.0 cee eee 2.00 16.00
ECCI MIT CNOCS <...8 25. .cc5ck-cccccctevcondseeesees Ss 1.50 12.50

Privet, California. Very rapid growth; does not
hold its foliage as well as Amour River.

Size Dozen Hundred
2 NG) ) “TaN a Seen ne ee dere pea ee Oe $3.00 $20.00
PRE OMCmLeGt =".4 2. 8s ee Lee eS 2.00 16.00
emcees. Inches: ...2.2. 262... oot 1.50 12.00
OMEOMeLS INCHES) .....2250 oe es ee 1.00 8.00

Privet, Lodense. Low growing, compact. Usually
kolds its foliage as well as Amour River.

Size Dozen Hundred
wmtomle: inches ight. <.20.-ee es $3.00 $20.00
Geog 6 inches’ light. ~..2-:e2 22 ..-- 2.00 12.00

Extra Special: Abelia, same price as C. M.

Per 25 Per 109
Crape Myrtle, Water Melon Red....$7.50 $25.00
Spiria Van Houtta, White............... ... 6.00 20.00
Fine for Hedge. Note low prices.

BULBS AND PERENNIALS

Except as noted below, the prices of all bulbs
and perennials listed in Catalog are 30c each,
$3.00 per dozen and $25.00 per 100.

Artemsia. Silver foliage plant.
Price: 35c each; $3.50 per dozen; $28.00 per 100.

Chrysanthemum, Hardy. Small flowers in clusters;
assorted colors, red, orange, yellow, pink and white.
Price: 35c each; $3.50 per dozen; $28.00 per 100.

9.

CANNAS

Austria. Green leaves, lemon yellow flowers.
Price: 10c each; $1.00 per dozen; $8.00 per 100.

City of Portland. Green leaves, pink flowers.
Price: 25c each; $2.50 per dozen; $20.00 per 100.

King of Bronze. Bronze leaves, red flowers.
Price: 15c each; $1.50 per dozen; $12.00 per 100.

King Humbert. Bronze leaves, flowers orange-
scarlet.

Price: 20c each; $2.00 per dozen; $16.00 per 100.

Louisiana. Green leaves, flowers glowing scarlet
with orange markings.

Price: 15c each; $1.50 per coren; $12.00 per 100.

Dahlia. Assorted colors, red, white, lavender and
yellow.

Price: 35c each; $3.50 per dozen; $20.00 per 100.

Day Lily or Homestead Lily. Orange colored flow-
ers on tall stems in June and July.
Price: 25c each; $2.50 per dozen; $20.00 per 100.

Gladiolus. Spikes of showy flowers in assorted
colors.

Mixed colors: 15c each; $1.60 per dozen; $12.00
per 100. 5

Special colors: 20c each; $2.CO0 per dozen; $16.00
per 100.

Golden Rod. The golden beauty of the fall.
Price: 25c each; $2.50 per co_en; $20.00 per 100.

Hibiscus, Hardy. Flowers very large and showy;
colors white, pink and red.
Price: 50c each; $5.00 per dozen; $40.00 per 100.

Hyacinth, Dutch. Assorted colors.
Price: 25c each; $2.50 per dozen; $20.00 per 100.

Iris, German. Almost endless variety of colors.
Price: 25c each; $2.50 per dozen; $20.00 per 100.
Peony. Assorted colors of this old-fashioned flow-
er. -

Price: 50c each; $5.60 per Gozen; $40.00 per 100.
Named varieties, 75c to $5.00 each.

Plumbago LarPpentae. Low growing plant, profu-
sion of deep blue flowers.

Price: 35c each; $3.50 per dozen; $28.00 per 100.
Tuberose, Mexican. Spikes of wax-like, heavily
fragrant flowers.

Price: 10c each; $1.00 per dozen; $7.50 per 100.

Tulip. Both single and double; assorted colors.
Price: 15c each; $1.50 per dozen; $10.00 per 100.

Violets. The well known Sweet Violet.
Prices: 10c each, $1.00 per dczen; $6.00 per 100.
Clumps: 25c each; $2.50 per dozen; $20.00 per 100.

10.

HARDY ORNAMENTAL GRASSES
AND SIMILAR PLANTS

Pennectum or Feathertop. Dwarf growing, numer-
our silvery-grey bearded spikes; very attractive
for border planting.

Each Dozen

luichietes CG) uaal ols) aiccoceee eee $ .75 $7.50
Smell a @lum peer. ---<-----------=2 .35 3.50

Giant Reed or Arundo Donex. Very tall growing,
effective for planting near water and for screen-
ing unsightly objects; long green leaves; silvery-
grey plumes.

Each Dozen

Man Pee CUMS! -..5-.2<.-sse-se- secs $1.00 $10.00
Small CHIMPS) -...22..c-<5---sceeece-- .50 5.00

Pampas of Fountain. Beautiful light green foliage,
gracefully recurving; silvery, plume-like spikes of
flowers which may be cut at maturity, dried and
dyed for interior decoration; much resembles a
fountain when in bloom.

Each Dozen
UPCOMING: ---vcaccssueecucae-2- $1.00 $10.00
METI LUINS, <.-<..cc0c002-ccccens-- .50 5.00

Yuceas or Adams Needle. Long, narrow, evergreen
leave; numerous large, white, bell-suaped flowers
on stalked panicle.

Each Dozen

6h Pee ae $1.00 $10.00
Aas Biter 50 5.00

Large Clumps
Small Clumps

Santolina (Lavender Cotton). Low growing with
grey foliage and yellow flowers. Hardy, suitable
for border plant.

Each Dozen

Banles ClUMps! <2....-c-cee---f4.00) ~$10:00
Wediim Clumps) q..:-...-2.25-.-- 75 7.50
periraie CLUMPS" sx.2.0.-----2:-ccbsecses .50 5.00

True Lavender. Bluish-gray foliage, low spreading
growth; fire for rock gardens. Price: same as
Santolina.

All cther grasses listed in catalogue same price
as Giant Reed.

RCSES AND CLIMBING ROSES
Size Each Dozen Hundred
2-year-o'd plant, ext. large..$ .75 $7.50 $60.00
2-year-old plant, large ........ 50 5.00 40..0
2-year-oid plant, medium .... .40 4.00 30.00
Special new varieties are double the above prices.
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OUR SERVICE

In our efforts to render a complete
service to our customers we haev ar-
ranged to furnish Spray Pumps at
Manufacturers prices; write us direct,
giving the size and style of Pump you
want, or give the Number of Trees
you have to spray, and we will help
you select the right size, and will take
pleasure in having the pump shipped
direct from the Factory to you. All
pumps are sold for cash, and prices
will be quoted when we know the size

and style you require.
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We can also furnish Books on many
Horticulture subjects at Publishers
prices. Please write for Book pamph-

let describing same, sent free.

SUGGESTIONS FOR A MODEL ORCHARD

The best plan for planting an acre 210x210 in a Home
Orchard for this section is as follows:

12 Paper Shell Pecan 60 x 60 Feet

33 Early to Late Peach 20x 20 Feet

10 Early to Late Pear 60 x 60 Feet

22 Early to Late Plum 20 x 20 Feet

22 Early to Late Plum-Cherry 20 x 20 Feet
6 Fig 20 x 20

12 Grape Vines, Assorted 20 x 20

50 Blackberries, Assorted 3 feet in row

50 Dewberries, Assorted 3 feet in row

This can be used as a unit and doubled as many times as
required. Apples are not as successful as other fruits, but
farmers living near the River and other favorable portions
of this State can grow apples successfully. The same may
be said of strawberries.

The above proposed planting is furnished by The John S.
Kerr Nursery Company of Sherman, Texas. We will be
glad to furnish the farmers with detailed information as to
preparation of the soil, selection of orchard site, best
varieties to plant and proper pruning and planting methods.

Our 55 years experience shows that most of the success-
ful farmers have a good orchard and garden.

Draw plan on scale of 40 feet to one inch. Start with
pecan tree on row one and continue to plant as follows:

Row 1. First pecan, 2nd and 3rd peach, 4th pecan,
5 and 6 peach, 7 pecan, 8 and 9 peach, 10 pecan,
ll peach (4 pecan, 7 peach).

Row 2. All peach 20x 20. (11 trees).

Row 3. 1 and 2 peach, 3 pear, 4 and 5 peach, 6 pear,
7 and 8 peach, 9 pear, 10 and 11 peach. (3 pear, 8
peach).

Row 4. Same as row 1.

Row 5. All plum 20x 20. (11 trees).

Row 6. 1 and 2 plum, 3 pear, 4 and 5 plum, 6 pear,
7 and 8 plum, 9 pear, 10 and 11 plum. (3 pear and
8 plum).

Row 7. 1 pecan, 2 and 3 plum, 4 pecan, 5 plum,
6 plum-cherry, 7 pecan, 8 and 9 plum-cherry, 10
pecan, 11 plum-cherry (4 pecan, 3 plum, 4 plum-
cherry).

Row 8. All plum-cherry. (11 trees),

Row 9. 1 and 2 plum-cherry, 3 pear, 4 and 5 plum-
cherry, 6 pear, 7 and 8 plum-cherry, 9 pear, 10
plum-cherry, 11 grape. (7 plum-cherry, 3 pear, 1
grape).

Row 10. 1 pecan, 2 and 3 fig, 4 pecan, 5 and 6 fig,
7 pecan, 8 and 9 fig, 10 pecan, 11 grape. (4 pecan,
6 fig, 1 grape).

Row ll. 1 to 5 grape, 6 pear, 7 to 11 grape. (10
grape, 1 pear).

Blackberries and dewberries in middle of rows 10 and
11 between fig and grape plants.

Finish 1-1--30

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Trees for Shade
Trees for Fruit
Trees for Nuts

Trees for Beauty

TREES

for Every Age, Use, Purpose

and Blessing of Man.

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SUGGESTIONS FOR A MODEL ORCHARD

The best plan for planting an acre 210x210 in a Home
Orchard for this section is as follows:

12 Paper Shell Pecan 60 x 60 Feet

33 Early to Late Peach 20 x 20 Feet

10 Early to Late Pear 60 x 60 Feet

22 Early to Late Plum 20 x 20 Feet

22 Early to Late Plum-Cherry 20x 20 Feet
6 Fig 20x 20

12 Grape Vines, Assorted 20 x 20

50 Blackberries. Assorted 3 feet in row

50 Dewberries, Assorted 3 feet in row

This can be used as a unit and doubled as many times as
required. Apples are not as successful as other fruits, but
farmers living near the River and other favorable portions
of this State can grow apples successfully. The same may
be said of strawberries.

The above proposed planting is furnished by The John S.
Kerr Nursery Company of Sherman, Texas. We will be
glad to furnish the farmers with detailed information as to
preparation of the soil, selection of orchard site, best
varieties to plant and proper pruning and planting methods.

Our 55 years experience shows that most of the success-
ful farmers have a good orchard and garden.

Draw plan on scale of 40 feet to one inch. Start with
pecan tree on row one and continue to plant as follows:

Row 1. First pecan, 2nd and 3rd peach, 4th pecan,
5 and 6 peach, 7 pecan, 8 and 9 peach, 10 pecan,
ll peach (4 pecan, 7 peach).

Row 2. All peach 20x 20. (11 trees).

Row 3. 1 and 2 peach, 3 pear, 4 and 5 peach, 6 pear,
7 and 8 peach, 9 pear, 10 and 11 peach. (3 pear, 8
peach).

Row 4. Same as row 1.

Row 5. All plum 20x 20, (11 trees).

Row 6. 1 and 2 plum, 3 pear, 4 and 5 plum, 6 pear,
7 and 8 plum, 9 pear, 10 and 11 plum. (3 pear and
8 plum).

Row 7. 1 pecan, 2 and 3 plum, 4 pecan, 5 plum,
6 plum-cherry, 7 pecan, 8 and 9 plum-cherry, 10
pecan, 11 plum-cherry (4 pecan, 3 plum, 4 plum-
cherry).

Row 8. All plum-cherry. (11 trees).

Row 9. 1 and 2 plum-cherry, 3 pear, 4 and 5 plum-
cherry, 6 pear, 7 and 8 plum-cherry, 9 pear, 10
plum-cherry, 11 grape. (7 plum-cherry, 3 pear, 1
grape).

Row 10. 1 pecan, 2 and 3 fig, 4 pecan, 5 and 6 fig,
7 pecan, 8 and 9 fig, 10 pecan, 11 grape. (4 pecan,
6 fig, 1 grape).

Row ll. 1 to 5 grape. 6 pear, 7 to 11 grape. (10
grape, 1 pear).

Blackberries and dewhberries in middle of rows 10 and
11 between fig and grape plants.

Finish 1-1--30

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Trees for Shade
Trees for Fruit
Trees for Nuts

Trees for Beauty

TREES

for Every Age, Use, Purpose

and Blessing of Man.

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