CHOICE FRUIT TREES AND ORNAMENTALS 



SPECIAL SELECTIONS 



For the benefit of customers not familiar 

 with varieties of Strawberries suitable for their 

 localities, we will send our selection: 



12 plants, postpaid $0 25 



50 plants, postpaid 60 



100 plants, postpaid 1 00 



500 plants, by express, not prepaid 175 



1,000 plants, by express, not prepaid 3 00 



5,000 plants, by express, not prepaid 13 75 



You may have the benefit of our twenty 

 years of experience in fruiting the best varieties. 



Special Strawberry Collections 

 for Boys and Girls 



We are interested in boys and girls — they 

 are the men and women of tomorrow. Start 

 them right in Ufe and they will get along well in 

 the future. Encourage them to work in the 

 garden. Give them some ground and let 

 them plant a Strawberry bed. It will be of 

 highly educational value to them to see how nature 

 rewards efforts bestowed upon the soil. 



No. 1. Boys' Collection, for $1, postpaid 



25 Auto, 25 Bismarck, 25 Crimson Cluster, 

 25 Senator Dunlap. 

 No. 2. Girls' Collection, for $1, postpaid 



25 Nick Ohmer, 25 Mark Hanna, 25 New 

 Home, 25 Midnight. 

 No. 3, $1 by express, not prepaid 



50 Kansas, 50 Klondike, 50 Haverland, 50 

 Midnight, 50 Gandy. 



These bouncing boys represent the third generation of 

 Harrison's. All have their own Strawberry beds. 



No. 4. $2, by express, not prepaid 



100 Warfield, 100 Tennessee, 100 McKinley, 

 100 Oak's Early, 100 Sample 

 No. 5, Family Collection, from May to June 15, 

 for $3, by express 



250 Marshall, 250 Midnight, 250 Mark 

 Hanna, 250 Tennessee, 250 Gandy. 



The Stra'svberry as an Orchard Crop 



The illustration on page five shows a splendid way to 

 make otherwise unproductive land pay a handsome profit 

 ■ — planting strawberries between the rows of young 

 orchard trees. This is recommended by many promi- 

 nent growers, and is one which we have followed with 

 excellent success in our own young orchards After the 

 trees come into bearing and need all the ground, the 

 Strawberries should be plowed under. 



The illustration referred to points a lesson that 

 we cannot emphasize 

 too strongly or too 

 often: plant Straw- 

 berries wherever you 

 have room — scarcely 

 any other crop will 

 show such handsome 

 returns. In buying 

 Strawberry Plants, 

 be sure to choose 

 Harrison's — they are 

 leaders in quality be- 

 cause of the great 

 care that we 

 exercise i n 

 producing 

 them. 



An average basket of Gandy Strawberries, as we grow them 



