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SWEET CHERRIES 



HARRISONS' HI-QUALITY GRAPE VINES 



A SPECIALTY WITH US 



49 50 to 299 



CONCORD. 



gr: 

 2 yr. 



1 yr. 

 AGAWAM. 



2 y: 



CATAWBA 



DELAWARE. 



2 yr. 



IVES. 





SO. 15 



.20 



Red. 

 .20 

 .15 



.20 



MOORE'S EARLY. 



SO. 12 

 .07 



.20 

 .15 



.15 

 .12 



.15 

 .12 



2 yr. No. 1 .20 



1 yr. .15 

 NIAGARA. 



2 yr. .13 

 1 yr. No. ! .15 

 PORTLAND. 



.20 

 SALEM. 



,2C 

 WORDEN. 



.05 



.08 

 .10 



.11 



.10 



.10 

 .08 



.10 

 .06 



.09 



.08 



.10 



300 to 599 600 or 



vines vines 



Most popular grape 



S0.06 



.06 



. : 



.10 



.J: 





S0.05 

 .03 



.07 

 .05 



.0 7 

 .05 



.03 

 .06 



.05 



.07 

 .06 





.05 



.06 

 .04 



.07 



.05 



BLNG- 



BLACK TARTARIAN. 



GOVERNORR WOOD. 



LAMBERT. 

 NAPOLEON 



SCHMIDT 



WINDSOR. 



YELLOW SPANISH. 



PRICES OF SWEET CHERRIES 



99 600 or i 













■ 























.27 







.50 











1 ■ 





















.52 

















SOUR CHERRIES 



FOR HOME AND MARKET 

 DYEHOUSE. ond. 



rry. 

 EARLY RICHMOND. ... :nd productive. 



ENGLISH MORELLO. .--ash-red cherry. Hardy 



ive. 

 MAY DUKE. V ' :-, and old time favorite. 



MONTMORENCY -ason. sour, 



sh is very tend- 

 d of unusually good qua.. best 



The best shipper of all 

 sours, whi ly for 



.ents. alon ■ handsome, ap- 



petizing appearance and large size, has made Mont- 

 moren :ys commanding the 



t prices. 

 RICHMORENCY. A Montmorency : j ns a week 



earlier than I utmorency. Produces 



heavy crops and the size of the fruit is large. 

 PRICES OF SOUR CHERRIES 

 1 to 9 10 to 49 50 to 299 300 to 599 600 or more 



2 to 



3 to 



.35 

 .40 



.50 



■ 



.30 



.35 

 .45 



trees 



S0.22 



.25 



.30 



.40 



trees 



SO. 18 



.22 



.27 



.35 



trees 



S0.15 



.20 



.25 



.30 



(Can be assorted Cherries or other fruit trees) 



HARRISON GROWN PLUMS 



EARLY TO BEAR 

 ABUNDANCE. y, pro- 



■:ve. 

 BRADSHAW. Midsea: 3, dark violet-red. juicy, 



xcellent flavor. Desirable for cann.: 

 BURBANK- Midseason, large ruality, 



■ productive. Popular commercic. 

 ITALIAN PRUNE (Fellenberg). Late size, dark 



:dus. Fine fo: 

 RED JUNE. medium size, deep vermillion- 



: 



SHROPSHIRE DAMSON. :' medium size, d 



. he best for preserving. The popu- 

 lar old-fashioned Damson 

 WICKSON. Late, deep maroon-red covered 



te bloom, flesh firm, meaty, yellow, rich, 

 aroma - 



DELICIOUS NECTARINES 



QUETTA. One of the n • irines that is being 



J for commercial possibilities in the East. Fruit 



greenish.--' a. Plant some 



out 



SURE CROP. The fruits 



ite and overlaid with very at- 



■ 



APRICOTS 



h red 



can- 



ALEXANDER. tone, or 



blush. Russian variety. Hardy -.-.-here 



EARLY GOLDEN. Small, pale orange, juicy and sweet 



It i: ly, prolific bearer; ripens first of Ju'.v. 



SUPERB. 



PRICES OF PLUMS, APRICOTS 



1 to 9 . 



AND 



:rdy. 

 NECTARINES 

 299 300- or more 



1 to 2 ft. S3. 30 



to 3 it. .35 



: 

 3 

 4 

 5 



(Can be as 

 Fruit Trees). 



to 4 ft. 

 to 5 ft. 

 to 6 ft. 



.40 



.50 

 .60 



.30 

 .3 = 



.50 

 Apricots, 



?es 



'.20 

 .25 

 .30 

 .40 

 .45 



trees 

 S0.18 

 .22 

 .27 

 .35 

 .40 



Nectarines or other 



. 













.30 





.40 







PEARS 



PRICES CF HARRISONS PEAR TREES 



ANJOU. 

 BARTLETT. 



■ 



CLAPPS FAVORITE. 



~. J 

 DOUGLASS. 



. 



: : . I 

 DUCHESS. 



KIEFFER. 



SECKEL. 



dw : 

 WORDEN SECKEL. | of Seckel. Superior in 



Large Montmorency — greatest sour cherry 



ASPARAGUS IS A PROFITABLE CROP 



MARY WASHINGTON, Fh re is no va 



is Mary >n and whether you are 



ise only c i 

 afford to 



I 



Prices of Genuine Pedigreed Mary Washington 

 Asparagus Roots 



; ooo s.ooo 



No. 1 00 S3.25 S5.50 S22.50 



No. 1 ^-50 32.50 



RED RASPBERRIES 



;.ooo 



Chief 



Latham and St. Regis Chiel. 



BLACK RASPBERRIES 



250 500 1,000 



Cumberland 50 S4.75 S8.50 S16.00 



New Logan 5.00 9.00 17.00 



Plum Fa r mer 5.00 9.00 17.00 



BLACKBERRIES 



25 50 100 250 500 1,000 



p . tints plants rjlants plants plants plants 



.75 £1.25 $2.00 S3.25 S6.00S11.00 S21.00 



.70 1.10 1.85 3.15 5.75 10.50 20.00 



Mersereau same prices as Alfred. 



Alfred 

 Eldorado 

 Early Harvest 



Harrisons' Selected Strawberry Plants 



FOR SPRING PLANTING 



have several million strawberry plants in over 

 twenty varieties to offer our customers this season. These 

 plants were grown on our own farms and are of the fin- 

 est quality obtainable. You can expect bigger crops and 

 profits from our selected heavy bearing strains. Grown, 

 dug and packed by men with years of experience, we 

 are well prepared to take care of your needs. Let us 

 quote you on your requirements. 



KREEr 



BUY BUD SELECTEED SUPER STRAIN FRUITS— IT PAYS 



&MIRI50M 

 BSttK 



BARTLETT PEARS 



