[Bellel 
Its Ponularily 
Ripens early August. Color creamy white with red 
cheek. Flesh white, red near pit. Size large, freestone. 
Belle of Georgia, for some time, has been recognized 
as the best all-around white Peach on the market. 
lt is easily the best shipping white Peach of its season, 
ranking almost with Elberta in this respect. Because 
of its many desirable qualities, it has become standard 
in the large.commercial orchards, and you can find 
few orchardists of any importance who do not have a 
block of Belle in their orchards. These men know from 
experience just what varieties pay best. 
Bears Bumper Crops Every Year 
The tree is an exceedingly strong grower and has 
established heavy produc- 
ing records throughout 
the East. It withstands 
sub-zero temperature 
much better than most 
varieties in its season. By 
bearing heavy crops when 
other varieties were light, 
it has made its growers 
large profits in the past 
_~years. 
COMMERCIAL 
PEACH ORCHARD 
Collection No. 999 
Your chance to establish 
a .big orchard at a big 
oo saving 
100 Early Rose. 
Early, white. 
100 Golden Jubilee: 
Early, yellow. 
100. Hiley. Early 
midseason, white. 
100. South Haven. Early 
midseason, yellow. 
Prospers North 
and South 
Few Peaches are as well 
200 Elberta. Midseason, 
ellow. 
100° rackett. Late, 
~ yellow. 
700 Sturdy, Big-Rooted, 
June Bud Trees. 6 to 12 
inches, enough to plidnt 
about -7 acres. lant 
trees. 20x20 feet. 
-700 Peach’ Trees -as 
We cannot change va- 
rieties on collection. 
Harrisons’ Peach Inees Yield Biggerand Better Croms 
adapted to different soils 
and climatic conditions as 
Belleof Georgia. Although 
it originated in the South 
and still produces large 
crops for many southern 
orchardists, it has been 
equally successful in the 
North and West, and we 
highly recommend it as a 
profitable variety. 
elle of Georgia It's Hardy 
(NOTE: For Prices See Page 18) 
Never Wanes 
Withstands Coldest Winters 
The tree is a strong grower with an open top; very 
vigorous. Bears heavy crops when very young, even at 
thfee years. Tree is very hardy in fruit bud and will 
bear a bumper crop when other varieties fail. 
Plant Harrisons’ Super-Strain 
Belle of Georgia Trees 
Harrisons, in their commercial Peach orchards over 
a long period of years, have grown a larger number of 
carloads. and truckloads of Belle of Georgia Peaches 
than any other orchardist in the nation. Through the 
process of “’bud selection’’ Harrisons, over a period of 
many years, have been able to aid Nature, consequent- 
ly have developed from the original strain which we 
received from Mr. L. A. Rumph, Marshallville, Georgia, 
originator of this famous variety, insuring in our fa- 
mous Harrisons’ Super-Strain Belle of Georgia Peach 
trees, which is the finest type, the hardiest and the 
most productive available. Elicits praise from all who 
know it because of the great beauty of its fruit at its 
best—it is one of the glories of the Peach World. 
Best Peach for Home Gardens 
lf you grow Peaches for market purposes, or if you wish 
several Peach trees in the garden plot near your home, you 
will find Belle of Georgia the best Peach for this purpose. To 
the commercial grower it offers a white Peach maturing be- 
fore Elberta, which ships well and brings good prices. To the 
man with a home orchard it means big, luscious, white Peaches 
—Peaches you can be proud to show your neighbors. There 
is only one best argument for the Belle of Georgia—eat one, 
and you'll know immediately what it is. 
Best All-Around White Peach 
During the past four years numerous orchardists in the 
sections which were visited by the bitter sub-zero winters of 
more or less duration, found in several cases that Belle of 
Georgia was the only variety of Peach which came through 
the winter with sufficient number of live fruit buds to insure 
a commercial crop. These orchardists were lucky in having 
Belle of Georgia as they received high prices for their 
Peaches, making Belle of Georgia a good cash profit variety, 
whereas many other yarieties were a failure. 
NANRRISONSA 
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