4 to 5 feet. 

 3 to 4 feet. 



PRICES OF HARRISONS' PEACH TREES 



1 to 9 



trees 



$0.40 



.35 



10 to 49 

 trees 



50 to 299 

 trees 



300 or more 

 trees 



$0.35 

 .30 



$0.30 

 .25 



$0.25 

 .22 



Can be assorted Apples. Peaches, Cherries, Pears, Plums or other fruit treeSt 



VERY EARLY VARIETIES 



Alexander. White, medium to large, 

 greenish white, with deep red flesh. 

 Vigorous and productive. 



EARLY ROSE. White, cling, small to 

 medium size, red blush, sweet flavor. 

 Tree is an average grower, but a very 

 prolific bearer. Georgia growers make 

 astoundingly huge profits from Early 

 Rose, packing mostly in round half- 

 bushel baskets and six-gallon carriers; 

 consequently this variety is being heav- 

 ily planted in Georgia. 



Greensboro. White, freestone, extra large 

 for such an early peach, and one of 

 the handsomest, being a rich, jiellow- 

 ish white, with crimson cheek; flesh 

 is white, exceedingly tender and of 

 fine quality. Being somewhat tender, 

 it requires extra care and quick ship- 

 ments, preferable for nearby markets. 



Mayflower. White, cling, small size with 

 red all over. Limited planting in 

 Southern Georgia. 



Red Bird Cling — earliest large peach 

 commanding high prices 



RED BIRD CLING. White, cling, extra large 

 with a bright red blush. The first peach 

 of large size to ripen. Brings extra high 

 prices in all the leading markets. We 

 highly recommend the planting of this 

 variety in localities within trucking dis- 

 tances of the city markets. 



Triumph. Yellow, semi-freestone, medium to 

 large size, dark red coloring, excellent ship- 

 per. Generally planted in the colder sec- 

 tions of the North. 



EARLY VARIETIES 



CARMAN. Semi-freestone, medium size, being 

 a remarkably attractive and luscious peach, 

 oval-shaped, yellowish white with bright 

 red cheek; flesh creamy white, spicy and 

 good flavor. Tree is very hardy, strong 

 grower and the heaviest producer of the 

 early varieties, also a sure cropper. Carman 

 stand shipping so well that it reaches the 

 market in prime condition which with its 

 handsome appearance causes it to bring 

 satisfactory prices. 



Cumberland. White, semi-freestone, new va- 

 riety. 



Eclipse. Yellow, freestone, new variety. 



Harrisons' Peach Trees will 

 come into bearing earlier, pro- 

 duce larger crops and return 

 their grower more profits, be- 

 cause they are budded direct 

 from bearing trees of superior 

 strains 



HARRISONS' TREES SATISFY 

 WHEREVER PLANTED 



Gentlemen: 



The 6,500 Hiley peach trees one year shipped 

 during March are growing fine and still 100% 

 alive, although on account of the exceed- 

 ingly dry weather we thought it advisable to 

 water them during the middle of May. At 

 this time they are making a nice growth. 

 Very truly yours. 

 The Albany Peach and Pecan Co., Inc. 



Albany, Georgia 



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