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BOUNTIFUL RIDGE NURSERIES — PRINCESS ANNE, MD. 



We are sure there are thousands, even those that only have a small garden, 

 who wish to see and plant and harvest this wonderful peach, that have not sent in 

 their order for them and we earnestly urge you that do not want to be disappointed 

 to make up your order at once and send it in so the trees will be reserved for you, 

 for we are sure our supply of them will be sold before our spring shipping season is 

 near done. 



REMEMBER— WE ARE THE ONLY NURSERY FROM WHICH YOU CAN 

 SECURE THIS WONDERFUL PEACH, SO DO NOT DELAY ORDERING YOUR 

 SUPPLY OF TREES. 



PRICES Each 6 to 11 



4 to 6 feet high, a picture of thrift $1.00 80c each 



3 to 4 feet high, medium size .95 75c each 



11 to 50 50 to 100 

 70c each 60c each 



65c each ■ 55c each 



A view of one of our blocks of One- Year Peach Trees with which we fill our Customers' 



orders. Picture taken August 1st. Note height of trees on this date. To plant trees 



like these means a successful orchard for you. 



Arbormead Farm, Hatboro, Pa. 

 Mr. Geo. W. Kemp, April 2nd ,1925. 



Bountiful Ridge Nurseries, 

 My dear Sir: 



In reply to yours of the 31st inst., I am 

 glad to report that the big crate of trees that 

 left Princess Anne on the 22nd arrived prompt- 

 ly and safely in Hatboro station on the 27th. 

 Our agent called me on the phone immediately 

 and notified us they landed. 



Well, we brought them home (4 miles west 

 of town) and unpacked them and heeled them 

 in as soon as practicable. I wish to assure 

 you that they are entirely satisfactory, they 

 were found perfectly fresh, moist and in the 

 pink of condition, but I do not know how in the 

 world you ever managed to put so many in 

 that crib, large as it was, your packers show 

 some skill. 



In 25 years experience I have handled and 

 planted hundreds of trees ordered from New 

 York State to Nebraska, and from Tennessee 

 to Illinois, yet I can truthfully say that I never 

 saw any finer trees than yours come into the 

 State of Pennsylvania. They couldn't be bet- 

 ter in any way. The Peach trees prove their 



fruitfulness by their bursting blossoms. I want 

 to thank you heartily for all and particularly 

 for your trouble in procuring Whitethorn Cra- 

 tegas Alba Pleno, that you promised to send 

 me by mail, at your request I am sending you 

 my bill for freight on the trees which as ycu 

 see is $1.50. 



With best wishes for health and success, 

 I remain, Sincerely, 



CHARLES S. MANN. 



Nazareth, Pa., April 8th, 1924. 

 Bountiful Ridge Nurseries, 

 Princess Anne, Md. 

 My trees arrived today in fine condition, 

 and I am truly more than pleased with them. 

 What trees we want hereafter you will get my 

 order for them. We received four trees from 

 another Nursery. Their trees were not as nice 

 as yours and they cost me $9.50, but that will 

 be the last. I thank God that I got hold of 

 the Rural New Yorker, for it will save us dol- 

 lars hereafter. Thanking you for your kind- 

 ness and the lovely trees, I remain, 

 Yours truly, 

 MRS. WILLIAM H. BENDER. 



