£ateAl O^feAinyb from Harrisons' Nurseries 



For Fall 1942 and Spring 1943 



Fruit Is Food" Grow Your Own 





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A Jumbo Size Apple Tree 



Planting Seasons 



BEST RESULTS are to be attained in planting all types 

 of nursery stock during the time the plants are dormant. 

 Plants are usually in the finest condition for transplant- 

 ing during November and can be safely transplanted 

 after November first when your soil is in condition for 

 digging anytime during the day. We ship to 

 Southern States all winter. For customers who are un- 

 able to plant during November or December then the 

 planting can be satisfactorily made during March, April 

 or early May. Plant just as early in spring as weather 

 permits. 



JUMBO 



Fruit Trees 



Ri a Roots — Remr Early 



SAVE TWO TO THREE YEARS BY PLANTING NOW 

 SUPER SIZE FRUIT TREES HAVING JUMBO GROWTH 



Best Trees Obtainable— Carefully 

 Selected — Specimen Trees 



Time is money, therefore, for the additional expense of a few cents per 

 tree you can plant Jumbo size fruit trees and eat the fruit from them sur- 

 prisingly soon after planting. The Super-Size fruit trees being especially 

 grown as Jumbo Trees, are the strongest growers. 

 They are exceedingly vigorous, very hardy, and 

 ^rfH8||k produce tremenduous crops of fruit. These are idecl 



Bl |» trees for the home garden. 



YOUR SELECTION— Can be assorted varieties 

 Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Sweet Cherries, Sour 

 Cherries, and Nectarines, consisting of only the 

 varieties as listed on this page. 



Jumbo Size — 6 to 8 ft., heavily branched — SI. 50 

 each; 3 for S4.05; 5 for S3.00; 10 for SI 1.00; 25 for 

 S20.00; 50 for $37.50. 



THIS SPECIAL OFFER ONLY ON FOLLOWING VA- 

 RIETIES, SUPER-SELECTED, JUMBO-SIZE TREES: 



Varieties are listed in their order of ripening: 



All kinds are suitable for home planting 



APPLES— Yellow Transparent, Williams Early Red, 

 Early Mcintosh, Triple Red Delicious, Super-Red 

 Mcintosh, Bright Red Jonathan, Grimes Golden, 

 Yellow Delicious, Red Rome Beauty, Scarlet Red 

 Stayman, New Red Spy, Red Yorking, Double 

 Red Baldwin, Solid Red Winesap. 



CRAB APPLES— Transcendent. 

 ^RCITARINES— Sure Crop. 



PEACHES— Red Bird Cling, Cumberland, Golden Jubi- 

 lee, Hiley, Hale-Haven, Belle of Georgia, Early 

 Elberta, Elberta, J. H. Hale, Brackett, Rio Oso Gem 

 (patented). 



PEARS— Clapp's Favorite, Bartlett, Duchess, Kieffer, 

 Seckel, Buerre Bosc. 



PLUMS — Red June, Abundance, Burbank, Santa Rosa, 

 Superior, Underwood. 



SWEET CHERRIES— Black Tartarian, Yellow Spanish, 

 Napoleon (Royal Anne). 



SOUR CHERRIES— May Duke, Early Richmond, Mont- 

 morency. 



It's easy with Harrisons' 

 Superior, Early-To-Bear 

 Fruit Trees and Plants. 



Buying Fruit Trees Is 

 An Act Of Confidence 



your investment 

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Your future success/, and^. prciri 

 depends on factors you Cannot^see"? 

 ience of the nurserymen, frfe.(f" 

 is used in propagation, the* w'illSigfie'3 

 men to stand back pi evei-^ibn&^pf hi! 



For 58 years tjje Harrison «E^inizafioT^fca'5|r-be 

 supply; ng fruit JJejs 'Sbr at, ever" wftte»inq ^ctzvle ci 

 customers, "until '/today'' HarfisTOs' Nurs€ri3&' are ^ the!*' 

 largest growers o/ f rt&i trees ill &JftayW*>rld. This k djer»and 

 we believe is dueto'trjfir piofit prodjpirjg txcpven heaVy 

 yielding, bud seT^ted^rrraWMjiruit trees*v^gCTej produc- 

 ing plus absolute ae^ft^abiW^jflnd squdrar^ealiiigs. 

 Thousands of reports fromTSwJhjJsiawfcj^usJomers, hund- 

 reds of year in and year out 

 you can Depend on Harrisons' 

 them without risk and with assurance 

 you the greatest possible profit. 



Harrisons' Specialties 



Fruit Trees — Strawberry Plants — Grape Vines 

 Asparagus Roots — Small Fruits — Roses — Shade 

 Trees — Evergreens — Shrubs — Vines — Hedge 

 Plants — Azaleas — Boxwood — Peonies. 



SPECIALS FOR VICTORY FRUIT 

 GARDENS 



VICTORY OFFER No. 1. 



1. Belle of Georgia Peach, 3 to 4 ft. 



1 Elberta Peach, 3 to 4 ft. 



1 Triple Red Delicious Apple, 3 to 4 ft. 



1 Bartlett Pear, 3 to 4 ft. 



1 Black Tartarian Sweet Cherry, 3 to 4 ft. 



1 Burbank Plum, 3 to 4 ft. 



1 Montmorency Sour Cherry, 3 to 4 ft. 



1 Gold Mine Nectarine, 3 to 4 ft. 



All 8 healthy trees for only $3.95, postpaid. 



THIS IS OUR LATEST CATALOG 



and prices contained herein cancel all previous prices. 

 We will probably issue a large descriptive catalog 

 during March 1943. If interested mail us a postal card 

 and we will put your name on our list THANKS. 



Attention Commercial Fruit Growers 



This is your last oppportunity to get fruit trees 

 in quantity, due to the war. Production in all 

 nurseries has been greatly curtailed which will 

 reflect in a shortage of fruit trees within the near 

 future. 



For this planting season Harrisons' have one of 

 the finest supplies in America, being a complete list 

 of varieties of true to name Peach, Apple, Pear, 

 Plum, Cherry, Nectarine and Apricot Fruit Trees of 

 the best quality. 



If interested in a large quantity, please mail us 

 your complete list of wants. 



ESTABLISHED 

 1884 



BERLIN. MARYLAND 



LARGEST GROWERS OF FRUIT TREES IN THE WORLD 



5000 

 ACRES 





