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SOLID RED COLOR 

 ALL OVER 



A Great Improvement Over the 

 Ordinary Jonathan 



We searched the country over to find a strair 

 of Jonathan that had more color than our select- 

 ed Big Yield Strain Jonathan. After thousands of 

 miles of travel inspecting all of the new strains of 

 this famous variety we found the one we had 

 been looking for. It colors solid red several days 

 earlier, otherwise it is identical with ordinary Jon- 

 athan. Growers who want more, deeper colored 

 apples will find our Bright Red Jonathan the best 

 colored strain obtainable. 



JONATHAN 



Selected "Big Yield" Strain 



Jonathan is a money-making apple that is widely 

 adapted to different soils and conditions. Its attractive 

 fruits command good prices in the market and this, combined with its unusually heavy bearing characteristics, 

 make it one of America's leading apples. It ripens its cherry-red fruits during early fall at a time when good 

 apples are scarce. Our Big Yield Strain is renowned for its early bearing, as well as its ability to produce consis- 

 tent crops from year to year of highly colored apples. 



Winter VarSeiies 



DOUBLE RED BALDWIN. A new dress for this old 

 reliable variety. Solid deep red color, much earlier 

 than ordinary Baldwin. The color makes it sell 

 better. This new strain will bring new profits to the 

 grower of Baldwins. ( 1 -year trees only.) 



ALBEMARLE PIPPIN or YELLOW NEWTOWN. Fa- 

 mous in section around Crozet, Va., and sections of 

 Oregon and Washington. Large, round, ribbed and 

 somewhat irregular. Tree a slow grower and light 

 bearer in poor soils, but right soil and care bring a 

 world-beater when it will thrive. 



ARKANSAS BLACK. Dark red; good keeper. 



BALDWIN. Large, round, bright red, crisp, juicy and 

 rich; good late keeper, esteemed as an eating apple 

 and for cooking. Quick and large grower; yields big 

 crops. A wonderful shipper, standing long dis- 

 tances very successfully. 



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PLANT AN APPLE ORCHARD 



NOW of well-selected varieties. 

 This orchard will come into bear- 

 ing when there will be a decided 

 shortage of apples. The unwrit- 

 ten law of supply and demand 

 has always worked and when 

 your orchard comes into bearing 

 the demand for high quality 

 apples will far exceed the avaif- mm 

 able supply. There is a bright ■ 

 future for making money in • 

 Plant the best strains of leading commercial 

 varieties preferred on the American and foreign markets. 



Says G. Hale Harrison, the Nationally known Fruit 

 Marketing Specialist for Harrisons' Nurseries, Inc. 



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growing apples. 



BEN DAVIS. Large, good looking, poor flavor. 



CORTLAND. A new variety resulting from cross pollenization 

 of Mcintosh Red and Ben Davis, and inheriting the good 

 qualities of each parent. Beautiful red apple, approximate- 

 ly the same size and fine flavor of the Mcintosh, but ripens 

 3 weeks or a month later. Good keeper. 



GANO (Black Ben). A handsome, large Apple of perfect 

 shape, smooth, glossy, deep red skin; flesh white, slightly 

 tinged with yellow, firm, rather coarse, crisp, mild, sub- 

 acid flavor. Gano is one of the most popular export apples 

 for the South American trade. Excellent keeper, standing 

 long shipments, usually packed in barrels. A sure money- 

 maker for the export trade. 



GILBERT (Arkansas). Dark red, heavy bearer. 



LOWRY. Beautiful mahogany-red, good, medium size, round 

 oval shape, nearly sweet, mild sub-acid; excellent flavor, 

 good shipper, long keeper, and sells at fancy prices in ex- 

 port as well as domestic markets. New popular commer- 

 cial variety in Virginia. 



MAMMOTH BLACK TWIG (Paragon). Extra large in size 

 and round; skin smooth, yellowish covered with deep red, 

 the general effect being dark red; flesh tender, tinged with 

 yellow, crisp sub-acid, aromatic, fine flavor, of excellent 

 quality, long keeper of great value. An important com- 

 mercial variety in the East. Tree is vigorous and healthy, 

 yields big crops. Plant Delicious or Jonathan as a pollenizer. 



MACOUN. Similar quality and texture to Mcintosh Red, al- 

 though it ripens 2 to 3 weeks later than Cortland. 



MEDINA. Delicious type, slightly larger, recommended for 

 trial where Delicious grows too small. 



MOTHER. Medium sized red late fall, early winter export 

 variety. One of the latest apples to bloom. Seldom killed 

 by late spring frosts. ( 1 -year trees only.) 



NERO. An Apple which has received for too little attention 

 from planters of Eastern orchards. Deep red, with hand- 

 some shading; medium large size, of good quality and ex- 

 cellent flavor; one of the longest keepers, one of the best 

 cold storage Apples. Apples are graded and packed easily^ 

 do not show bruises and hold up well in storage. Nero is qxs 

 extra heavy bearer, dependable, being a big cropper every 

 year. 



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