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J. G. HARRISON 8c SONS. BERLIN. MARYLAND 



PEACHES, continued 

 Thurber. A seedling of Chinese Cling, ripe about 

 middle of July. Originated in Georgia. Fruit large and 

 round, creamy white, shaded pale red; fine-grained 

 flesh; splendid flavor. Freestone. 



SIXTH RIPENING 



Bokara. Fruit large; skin yellow, red cheek. Flesh 

 firm, good quality. Keeps well. Freestone. 



Bray's Rare Ripe. Regular and abundant bearer 

 and very profitable. Fruit large, creamy white, flushed 

 crimson. Flesh white, firm; rich flavor. 



Chair's Choice. See description in Winners' List. 



Denton. \'ery profitable, resembling Elberta. Free- 

 stone. 



Elberta Cling. Finest all-round cling on our list. 

 Trees bear heavily. Fruit large and round. 



Fitzgerald. Large, golden yellow, red cheeks. Flesh 

 \-ellow, firm, good. Perfect freestone. 



Fox Seedling. See description in Winners' List. 



Frances. Trees vigorous, hardy; productive. Fruit 

 large, beautiful, yellow skin, brilliant red cheeks. Flesh 

 solid, fine melting flavor. Freestone. 



Gold Drop. Heavy bearer; profitable market sort. 

 Fruit large, yellow; good. Freestone. 



Hague. See description, page 8 . 



Jennie Worth! en. Fruit large, yellow. Flesh solid 

 and of fine quality. 



Lemon Cling. Large; oblong. Skin ^_ 



yellow, red cheek. Flesh yellow, firm, 



rich flavor. Chngstone. V 



Lemon Free. Trees hardj*; produc- 

 tive. Fruit lemon-color, oblong. Free- 

 stone. 



New Prolific. Popular market sort. 

 Large yellow fruits, blush cheeks; firm, 

 juicy, fine flavor. Freestone. 



Niagara. Trees resemble Elberta. 

 Fruit large, yellow; attractive appear- 

 ance. 



Stephen's Rare Ripe. Trees pro- 

 ductive and free from disease. Fruit 

 white, shaded red. Flesh firm, juicy, 

 superior quality. Freestone. 



Stump. See Winners' List. 



SEVENTH RIPENING 



Cobler. Trees strong, healthy, pro- 

 lific. Fruit large, firm, good quality. 



Crawford's Late. See description in 

 Winners' List . 



Crosby. Trees vigorous. Fruit 

 bright orange-yellow, streaked carmine. 

 Freestone. 



Edgemont Beauty. Fruits large, j-el- 

 low, blush cheeks. Flesh yellow through and very sweet. 



Engle's Mammoth. Fruit large, round to oval. 

 Skin yellow, red cheek. Flesh yellow, sweet, juicy. 

 Freestone. 



Geary's Hold-On. Ripens a few days later than 

 Smock. Fruit yellow. Flesh firm, juicy. Freestone. 



Globe. Fruit large, yellow, shaded red; rich and 

 melting. Freestone. 



Gold Mine. ^lichigan. Fruit large, yellow. Re- 

 sembles Late Cra\^-ford. Ripens same time. 



Hill's Chile. ^Medium-sized, dull yellow fruits. 

 Freestone. 



Lorentz. Heavy cropper. Fruit large, yellowy hand- 

 some. Flesh yellow, superior flavor. Freestone. 



McCollister. Yellow, immense size. A cross be- 

 tween Crawford and Smock, with the good qualities of 

 both. \'ery popular. 



Newington Cling. Large fruit; exceedingly hand- 

 some. Rich and juicy. Clingstone. 



Piequet's Late. Fruit large, skin yellow, red cheek. 

 Flesh yellow, sweet, melting. 



Prize. Large, yellow freestone. Very profitable. 



Smock. (Beers.) Fruit medium to large; skin light 

 orange-yellow, red cheek; rich and juicv. Freestone. 



Walker's V. Free. White, ^^-ith red blush; above 

 medium, ripening just before Smock. A remarkable 

 bearer. Hardy and a good grower. 



Wheatland. Large; skin golden yellow, shaded 

 crimson. Flesh j-ellow, firm, excellent quality. Free- 

 stone 



Wonderful. Large to very large. Skin rich golden 

 yellow, overspread \-i\-id carmine. Flesh yellow, 

 bright red at the pit. Freestone. 



EIGHTH RIPENING 



Ford's Late White. A'ery productive. Fruit large, 

 white, beautiful. Freestone. 



Harrison Cling. Fruit large, sweet, luscious; 

 prolific. Finest of white chngs. 



Holland's Cling. Fruit above medium. Red cheek. 

 Flesh white, firm, of good quaUty. Clingstone. 



Hughes I. X. L. Fruit large and attractive. Skin 

 yellow; flesh tender, juicy; superior flavor. 



Klondike. Large ; skin white, shaded red . Flesh 

 white, juicy and of delicious flavor. Meat solid; free 

 from fiber. Freestone. 



Krummel's October. Unexcelled in size, color and 

 flavor. Ripens fully a week after Salway. Profitable 

 late Peach. 



Levy's Late (Henrietta). Fruit large, round. Skin 

 yellow, shaded bro^^^lish red. Flesh deep yellow, firm, 

 sweet and melting. Clingstone. 



Marshall. \'ery productive, ripening between 

 Smock and Salway. Fruit large, skin deep yellow. 



October Elberta. Large to very large; oblong. 

 Skin yellow, tinted red. Flesh yellow, red at pit. Qual- 

 ity good, a little coarse, but firm and really delicious. 

 Freestone. 



Our test orchard of Peach trees at Berhn. 

 which to cut buds 



Over 100 varieties from 



Salway. Extra large. Skin yellow, mottled brown- 

 ish red. Flesh deep yellow, juicy, rich. Very produc- 

 tive. Profitable on mountain land. Freestone. 



Sunrise Cling. Fruit medium, white, and very 

 firm. ;Many consider it an improvement on White 

 Heath, which it resembles. 



White Heath Cling. Tree hardy and \"igorous. 

 Fruit large, greenish white; sweet and luscious. Cling- 

 stone. 



Wilkin's Cling. Seedling of Heath, producing 

 larger fruit. Beautiful blush; white, firm and deliciously 

 flavored. Clingstone. 



Willett. Trees bear freely. Fruit large, yellow, dark 

 red cheeks. Flesh yellow, juicy, rich flavor. Freestone. 



NINTH RIPENING 



Bilyeu's Late October. Fruit large; skin white, 

 beautiful blush cheek. Flesh white, firm, excellent 

 fiavor. A favorite late shipping variety, and commands 

 high prices. 



Special Collections. ^/^^ ^^'^ orchard, illustrated 



^l#ww»»*> -w^.x^wi^w^o. a.bove, contams o\er one 

 hundred varieties of Peaches in fruiting, and thus we 

 have the opportunity of developing the best. For j'our 

 benefit, if desired, we ^^-ill make your selection, and 

 will give you nothing but profitable sorts. Our selection, 

 5 to 6 feet, 15 cts. each, S1.50 per doz., S8 per " 100, 

 S70 per 1,000 



