NEWEST VARIETIES OF PEACHES 



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EDGLOBE. New, |ust introduced by U. S. Dept. o* Agriculture. Eorly 

 mid-seoson yellow freestone, medium to lorge, bright ond ottroctive 

 red color Firm, tine-texfured flesh, good in flavor. Ripens about 16 

 doys earlier thon Elberta. 



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LATEROSE (N.J. 109». Lote. white, freestone. Lorge, ripens 10 doys 

 later thon Elberta. Excellent for home conning and freezing. Tree 



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hardier thon Elberta. 



ORING. New, mid season, cross between Fronk ond Hole Hoven. Intro- 

 duced by Missouri Experiment Stotion. Yellow, freestone, large, firm 

 peach. Ripens 10 doys earlier thon Eiberto. Fruit most nearly resembles 

 Golden Jubilee. Sold out for sprmg 1960. Avoiloble for fall 1960 ship- 

 ment. 



ALAMAR I U. S. Plont Potent 930i. New vonety recently introduced. 

 Late, yellow, freestone, skin yellow with very high red blush. Pit smoii. 

 Excellent long distance shipper. Ripens about a week earlier thon 

 Rio Oso Gem, which it most neorly resembles. An excellent variety for 

 commercial conning and freezing. 15; extra per tree. 



.EARLY EAST (N. J. 134i. Very early, cross between J. H. Hole, sloppey 

 ' by Admiral Dewey Yellow, freestone when tree-ripe, medium to lorge, 

 firm, skin ottroctive red. It is hardy ond productive. Ships well as 

 commercial peach. Ripens 10 days earlier than Golden Jubilee. 



ONCE PLANTED, HARRISON PEACH TREES TAKE ROOT ANti DtVtLOP 

 VERY RAPIDLY — THEY ARE QUALITY BRED, READY FOR EARLY 

 FRUITING. 



JULY HEATH OTHELLE CLINGi. Midseason, obout 10 days before Ei- 

 berto. White fleshed, clingstone, large, red skin coior. High quality fruit 

 and hardy m fruit bud and wood. Dependable cropper ond stondard for o 

 white cli'" * uch. 



RICHHAVEN. New variety just introduced oy Mr. Stonley Johnston of 

 the South Haven, Michigan Experiment Station. Cross Redhoven by 

 J. H. Hole ond Hole Huven. Ripens 2 to 3 days eorlier than Hole Haven. 

 Early mid-season. Fruit is large, nearly round ond uniform in size and 

 shope. Lorge bright red blush on area exposed to sun with stripes of 

 red ond gold for the bockground color. Very ottroctive in oppeoronce. 

 Yellow, freestone, unusuol thick tough skin odds to the hondlmg and 

 shipping obility of the fruit. Tree hardy, vigorous and productive. 



_, FRANK. Lote, 10 days to 2 weeks offer Elberta. Yellow fleshed, clingstone, 

 /^ large, attractive peach for a lote variety. Good guolity fruit. Especiolly 

 depi-" Grcr over a wide oreo. 



.WILDROSE iN.J. 118 1. Best wmte-fleshed freestone peoch to follow 

 / Ronton Rose Fruit is lorge, round oval, well colored with red, ond has 

 a clear white flesh of high quality. 



MAYGOLD. New variety, cross between Sunhigh and Southlond. Ripens 

 y^ three days earlier than Dixired. The fruit is clingstone; medium sized, rec 

 blush, yellow ground color, yellow flesh, good flavor. •^ 



Trees ore vigorous ond productive. Very low chilling requirements for / 

 fruit ond leaf buds. Should be planted in the "Deep South". 



GOLDGEM (N.J. 1971. Attractive, large, yellow fleshed, much firmer 

 than Golden Jubilee, resembling Newday. Ripens offer Jerseylond. 

 Sold out for spring 1960. Available for fall 1960 shipment. 



y POPPY. New mid-seoson, cross between Fronk ond Hole Haven. Intro- 

 duced by Missouri Experiment Stotion. Yellow, freestone large, fine 

 texture, ond fine flavor. Ripens 8 to 1 days earlier than Elberta, 

 which It resembles. Peach appears to be ripe o week or ten days before 

 It actually reaches the hord npe stage. Good shipper. 



..-;^UMMERQUEEN (N.J. 157>. A lorge, ottroctive, firm, yellow-fleshed 

 peach of excellent qualify ripening about with Sunhigh ond just before 

 Golden East. Less susceptible to bacterial spot thon Sunhigh. It hos 

 large, showy blossoms, sets more fruit buds thon Sunhigh. Should be 

 plonted with another vonety of peach to insure proper cross-pollinotion. 

 Sold out for spring 1960. Available for fall 1960 shipment. 



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SUNHAVEN. New voriety just introduced by Mr. Stonley Johnston of 

 the South Hovon, Michigan Experiment Station. Cross Redhoven by 

 J. H. Hole and Hole Haven. Ripens 10 doys earlier than Redhcrven, 

 which it resembles in red color. Very early. Fruit is medium-large size, 

 nearly round ond uniform in shope. Skin color i6 much like Redhoven. 

 Largely high bright red with enough bright golden background color 

 for ottroctive oppeoronce. Yellow flesh, fine-textured firm, good 

 flavor. Freestone when fully ripe but otherwise o portiol cling. Trees 

 hardy, large, vigorous ond productive. 



-<<30LDENRED. New, cross of Eorly Eiberto and Hole Haven. Originated by 

 Oklohoma State University. Yellow freestone, high quality, ond ottroc- 

 tive red color with golden background color. Ripens some time OS 

 Red Hoven. Sold out for spring 1960. Avolloble for foil 1960 ship- 

 ment. 



, LATE ELBERTA. Lote. Large, yellow, freestone, 

 flavor. Ripens between autumn ond Lizzie. 



good quolity, excellent 



PRICES OF NEWEST VARIETIES OF PEACH TREES, EXCEPT AS NOTED. 



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True-to-Nome, One-Year, Budded Trees: 



1 to 9 

 Trees 



10 to 49 50 to 99 

 Trees Trees 



100 or 

 More Trees 



5 to 6 ft., ll/i^ to % in. caliper 

 4 to 5 ft., V|6 to 'l/ii in. caliper 

 3 to 4 ft., Vl6 ^o Vl6 i"- caliper 



$2.25 

 1.75 

 1.50 



$1.85 $1.20 

 1.50 1.00 

 1.25 .85 



$1.00 

 .85 

 .70 



HARRISON'S— GROWERS OF THE BEST NEWEST VARIETIES 



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