HERE'S THE PEACH GROWERS ARE TALKING ABOUT 





Shippers* Late Red 



Ripens a Few Days After Elberta 



Yellow, freestone, large, round, bulkier 

 than Elberta, with an attractive red coloring 

 which is catchy to the eye. Flesh is yellow, 

 juicy, sweet and of pleasing flavor. Trees 

 are very hardy, good growers, bear young, 

 sure croppers, and prolific bearers. Promis- 

 ing new late commercial variety and excel- 

 lent home sort. 



QUALrTY THE BEST 



Shippers' Late Red is one of the highest 

 quality Peaches grown. Tree ripened fruits 

 command highest prices and buyers come 

 back for more. Good for canning and pre- 

 serving. Growers are planting large quan- 

 tities of this variety to prolong their Peach 

 season. Commence to ripen just before the 

 Elberta harvest is finished and is out of the 

 way before Rio-Oso-Gem starts to ripen. 



TO FOLLOW UP YOUR SHIPPERS' LATE RED AND 

 SALBERTA DON'T FAIL TO PLANT RIO-OSO-GEM, 

 THE MOST OUTSTANDING LATE RIPENING PEACH. 

 FOR COMPLETE DESCRIPTION SEE PAGES 2 AND 3. 



HARRISONS' SUPER STRONG GRADED 

 One-Year Peach Trees, True-to-Name 



SALBERTA 



SHIPPERS' 

 LATE RED 



A Late Commercial Peach. Yel- 

 low, freestone', large, being a 

 satisfactory cross between Elberta 

 end Salwey. Salberta inherited the size, quality and produc- 

 tiveness of Elberta, and inherited the lateness in season of 

 Salwey. This new variety is being planted commercially in 

 many peach-growing sections. Ripens about 10 days after 

 Elberta. 



KRUMMEL'S (Krummel's Late October). Yellow, freestone; ex- 

 tra large, round, deep yellow with a blush of carmine on the 

 sunny side — fine flavor. Good shipper, and ripens late in 

 the season. 



SALWEY. Very late. Yellow, freestone. 



HARRISON-GROWN FRUIT TREES 



Are Definitely Superior Because 

 They Are: 



Absolutely True to Nome 



Healthy — vigorous 



Disease free 



Hardy 



Properly hardened off before digging 



Propagated from bearing trees of 



selected strains 



Come into bearing earlier 



Yield bigger crops of better fruits 



Have larger roots 



Take hold quickly in new locations 



The best trees for less money 



Harrisons' Reputation Was Built on the Superiority of Our Fruit Trees 



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