
In one of our Kieffer Pear orchards at Berlin. 1,200 of these trees usually produce about 
ten carloads of fruit in a season. 
Alphabetical List of Peaches 
Admiral Dewey. June 25 to July 4. 
Alexander. June 25 to July 4. 
Arkansas Beauty. July 12 to 28. 
BELLE OF GEORGIA. Aug. 25. 
BILYEU’S LATE OCTOBER. Sept. 
25 to. Oct. ans: 
Bray’s Rare Ripe. Aug. 25 to Sept. 1. 
Crawford’s Early. July 28to Aug. 10. 
CORNELIA. July 12 to 26. 
Chair’s Choice. Aug. 25. 
Chinese Cling. Aug. 1. 
Crosby. Sept. 1 to ro. 
ELBERTA. Aug. 25. 
EDGEMONT BEAUTY. Sept. 1 
to Io. 
ENGLE’S MAMMOTH. Sept. 1 
to Io. 
Fox Seedling. Sept. 1. 
FRANCIS. Aug. 25 to Sept. 1. 
FORD’S LATE WHITE. Sept. 10 
LOWS: 
GEARY’S HOLD-ON. Sept. 20. 
Globe. Aug. 24. 
Gold Drop. Aug. 24. 
HILEY’S EARLY BELL. June 25 to 
July 4. 
Harrison Cling. Sept. 10 to 25. 
IRON MOUNTAIN. July 28 to 
Jackson Cling. Aug. 10 to 25. 
KALAMAZOO. Aug. 10 to 25. 
KLONDYKE. Sept. 10 to 25. 
Krummel’s October. Sept. 10 to 25. 
Levy’s Late. Sept. 10 to 25. 
MOORE’S FAVORITE. Aug. tro. 
MAMIE ROSS. July 25. 
MAYFLOWER. June 25 to July 4. 
Matthew’s Beauty. Aug. 10 to 25. 
Marshall. Aug. 24. 
Niagara. Aug. 25 to Sept. 1. 
OLDMIXON FREE. Aug. 20. 
Picketts’ Late. Sept. 1 to Io. 
Prize: ‘Sept’ 1 to zo: 
REEVES’ FAVORITE. Aug. tro. 
RAY. Aug. tro. 
STUMP. Aug. 28. 
SLAPPY. July 12 to 28. 
Salway. Sept. 10 to 25. 
Sunrise Cling. Sept. 10 to 25. 
Stinson’s October. Sept. 25 to 
Oct: 2n5- 
Thurber. Aug. 15. 
Waddell. July 25. 
WILKINS’ CLING. Sept. 10 to 25. 
Willett. Sept. 10 to 25. 
Walker’s Free. Sept. 1. 
WONDERFUL. Aug. to. 
Aug. 10. 
PEAR 
With Pears we have the same conditions as with apples and peaches. 
Most of the money is made from a very few kinds. Indeed, Kieffer Pear 
has a monopoly of the number of trees in orchards. In Virginia, West 
Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, where most 
large Pear orchards are, you can find hundreds of acres of Kieffers, with 
just enough trees of other kinds to secure pollination. 
In planting Pears, and especially Kieffers, the one-year-tree rule should 
be ignored. Plant two- or three-year stock that has been trimmed right 
in the nursery. The big two-year Kieffer trees will bear sooner than younger 
ones, and bear more fruit, simply because they have more bearing wood. 
-For descriptions of other kinds than Kieffer see our main catalogue. 
10 Harrison’s Nurseries 
