The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-02-15
ron SPRING 1908
1883. PRICE LIST FoR SPRING iSOS
TREES AND PLANTS
PIC
EsTABLIsHED 1889.
seIIIna OuI 70 OuIl business.

Having accepted the position of Superintendent Of the Colorado
Land and Improvement Co, Pueblo. Colo, 1 must close out my assort-
ment of Peaches and Pear Trees, Grapev1nes' SnruDs ana
Small Fruits of my own growing. Other stock ordered from most
reliable nurseries. All orders must be received before Marchlst.
APPLE TREEs:-57 it. $3.50 per y, $500 per 1eO, As it. s2less. Early
varieties; E. Harvest, Yell. Transparent, Red June, Red Astra-
chan, Duchess. SUMNER: Sweet June, Benoni, Wealthy,
Maidenblush. FALL Rambo, Yell, Belaower, Grimes Golden,
Jonathan : WINTER Rome Beauty, Jauetou, Winowtvig, Gano'
Ben Davis, Huntsmans F., Winesap M. E. Twig' $ Romantic
Lansingburg, and others. Crabs; Siberian, Transcendant, Hyslop
Hewes, zoe each.
PEACHEs:-5e #. $3.50 for u, $1,000 per 100. Greensboro, Triumph
sneed. Early York, Foster, Crosby, Elberta, Champion, Stump,
Old Nixon G., Lemon O., salway, and others Those marked Q
are cnngs, others freestones.
PEARs:-57 #. s5c each, $3.50 per H. $40 per 100, Wilder Early, Bart
lett, Clapps Favoite, Howell, seckel Duchess, Beurre dAn1ou,
CARRIER, Keller.
PLUMs-57 #. s5c each, $3.50 per p s5 per 100 wild Goose, Aband,
ance, Red June, Climax, Wckson, Burbank, Gold Lombard, Green
Gage, Louisa, Damson, Free Damson.
CHERRIEs-4Oc each, 81 per12. May Duke, Gov. Wood, E. Richmond,
Montgomery, English Morreno, Late Duke.
APRICOTS AND QU1NCEs-+5 #. Csc each, $3.50 per u,
G~RAPEs-Concord and yr 81 per IL, $500 per 500. Moores Early,
Early Ohio, Brighton, Moores Diamond, Worden, Delaware, MI
agara, %Pockhngton. Virginia Seeding, ? and ". sL5o per ~
GoosEBERRIEs-sl5 per r. cURRANTs-a per L.
BLAcKBERRIEs M SnSssF; ANEW neW extra aG Ps large e. 5 5oc per ii T. 81 $3.50 per 100
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 25c per II sl5O per lWt
p.spprpp1rs. Black, Palmer. Kansas, 25c per u, sl5O per 100.
" CUMBERLAND, new, very large, as starks say,
"worth all other blacks" For size, yield, vgor, hardness, form
and quality l have not seen its equal Csc per u, 81 per 100.
RAsPBRRRIEs B Bssp %eI 9sElll Miller n.a Ee sss e il Per Il Il s ase e e sa !1o loo
sTRAwBERRIEs-75c per lOO 50 per 300, IS per 1000. Early; Excel
sior p, Miches Early P, Narheld, Crescent Splendid p, Haver-
land. Late: Bubach, Brandywine p Ridgway P, Aroma p, Par
ker Earle P, makes few plants, very prolific, 81 per 100, SO per
1000 Those marked P, are perfect towering.
ASPARAGUS-Pahuett and Colossal 2 yr9 $3.50 per 100.
RHURARB:-Linaeus and Victoria, 2 yr, 81 per ~ 2yr, SO per 100.
SAGE:-Extra strong plants, 2c each, $3.50 per r.
PIONEERING SHRUBS and Climbers, 25c, $3.50 per u.
-RosEs-Crimson Rambler and others, 2 yr, 4c each, 81 per H.
MISUNDERSTANDING, yellow, Lilac, Maroon and White, Csc
each, $3.50 per r.
CALIFORNIA pRIvET:+ yr, 81 #. 81 per 100, % fl. SO per 100.
@g All fruits named in the order of rfpening, 8 to IL rate, so at 100 rate.
Packing free. All orders of s. and over, freight paid within 100 miles.
Special prices on large orders. Don't delay, ORDER NOW before the
best varieties are sold.
CHAS. TEUBNER
PROPRIETOR LEXINGTON NURSERY.