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HARRISON'S NURSERIES, BERLIN, MD. 



liED JUNE— A vigorous, harri. upright 

 spreading tree, as prouuctive as Abundance; 

 truit medium to large; deep vermillion red, 

 with handsome bloom, very showy; hesh light 

 lemon yellow, slightly sub-acid of good and 

 pleasant quality; halt cling; pit small. Ri- 

 pens a few days after \v'illard and is the best 

 in quality of any of the eariv varieties. On 

 peach roots only. _ August 1st. 



Pa., April :29th, 19Ctl. <J 

 y Messrs. J. G. Harrison ,S: s«ons. < 



}■ Enclosed please find amount in full •' 



'> for trees received recently. The trees \ 

 ■ were in good condition and I am well < 

 • pleased with them. Please let me know by \ 

 ' return mail what you want for pium trees. '. 

 - Hoping to hear from you soon. I remain, ', 

 Yours respectfully, 



L. M. Hetzel. 



RED JUNE. 



^VltLAKD— Earliest of all Japan plums, 

 and hence very valuable for market. A strong, 

 vigorous, hardy tree; ver.v productive. Fruit 

 medium size; bright red; firm white flesh; 

 freestone. Best variety for market. A good 

 keeper. On peach roots only. July. 



SAT.SU31A— Large; skin dark purplish red, mottled with bluish bloom. Shape globular 

 or sharp point ; fiesh firm, juicy, dark red and well flavored ; quality very good ; pit 

 small: Tree very vigorous. September. 



X. J.. April loth. 1901. 

 ■^ Gentlemen:— Eeceived the trees, peach, ap- 



ple and plum and strawberry plants, to-dav in 

 > g'ood condition. Yours respectfully, 



/ GUSTAV DiPPE. 



brisrht vinous red : firm, .iuicy and sweet. 



BERCK.MAN— Lars-e. obtusely conical. 

 g-reen. nearly covered with dull purple ;> 

 "fiesh firm, yellowish, somewhat coarse and^ 

 of good quality. Freestone. July 1st. ^ 

 On peach roots only. 



"NOKMAN'D— Strong, upright growing- 

 ■tree; very productive; fruit medium to 

 large; skin golden yellow with slight blush 

 — a beauty ; fiesh firm, yellow, of high • 



■quality; small pit. Ripens with or just^„.^^,y<_^_v_._._-_-^_s. 

 ;after Burbank, and is the most saluable of the yellow varieties 



^ CHABOTT— Two and one-half inches 

 <Iong bj- two inches broad ; yellow ground 

 ■ nearly covered with carmine red ; flesh 

 orange yellow. \ery solid and sub-acid; 

 >. quality very good ; clingstone. Only on 

 -peach root. First of September. 



; > WILD GOOSE— Iruit large; clear. 



On peach root only. 



Mass., May 11th, 1901. < 



Messrs. J. G. Harrison & Sons, < 



Berlin. Md. < 



Gents :— The peach and plum trees arrived < 



in due time last Aveek. and to-day. a week later, I s 



find they are starting to grow nicely. They were -- 



just what I wanted. Manj- thanks for the extras, i 



Yours truly, VV. R. Pexdletox. S 



Only on peach root. 



JUNE BUDDED PLUM. 



Del.. May 3rd. 1901. 

 Dear Sirs:— The asparagus plants received in 

 g'ood condition. Respectfully, I. G. Webb. 



r "VTe have a fine lot of June budded plum 

 on peach root, healthj-, vigorous; just the 

 thing for large orchard planting. Can be 

 _sent by express at a very little cost. 



burbank, "^'ickson, Satsuma. Red June, 

 APRICOTS— June budded, at same" 



Each. Doz. Hund. 



June bud, 18 inches and up $ .06 .60 $5.00 



•' 12tol8inches 05 ,50 LOO 



8 to 12 '• .^ ......... .0^ _^40 :L00 



Abundance, Chabott, Hale. Ogon, ^^-v-^^-^-^^^-^^^- ■^. -^.-^ . . .-. .-^ -.^-^-s-v-^-x—v-v-s^^^ 



Mass.. May 23rd, 1901. <, 

 Dear Sir;— Your box of asparagus roots to hand; '> 

 they are exceptionally fine; many thanks for { 

 «am"e. We shall endeavor to remember you large- < 

 price as plum. Alexis, Gibb, Harris, and > ly a year from now. Yours truly. < 



Budd. ^ ' J- A. Bryant & Co. <, 



We have from 3 to 10 of each of the varieties of plum triven below for those who want to 

 ■start an experimental orchard, at 25 cents each: Furuguya. No Xame. Davis. Kroh. Reel, 

 F'reeman, Excelsior. Arkansas Beauty. Xoyes. Early Red. New Ulm. Roulette. Reche. Clark, 

 ^'imon. Juj_cy. Soda, Cumberland. M'unson, Lchi-Beni. Hawkeye, Old Gold. Iron Clad Lee, 

 American l:<agle, Wiers" Large Red. Black Hawk, Prunis Pissardi. Texas Belle. Mule, Kelsey 

 No 1, Neptune. Nassau. Mo. Apricot. Iris. Hammer. LeDuc. Georgeson, Nebraska. Berger, 

 Bobinson, Wasse Sumons, Hanson. Wooten, Marcellus. Transy>arent. Dunlap, Lone Star, Wood, 

 Indian Chief. African. Quaker, Wiers' No. .50, Downiuir. Indian Red. Comptine. Mikado. Rebecca, 

 Bocky ^^lountain Dwarf, Speer. Sophie. Macedonia, Keideman's Yellow. Golden Beauty, Jones'. 

 INegate No Botankio. DeSota. Whitaker. Chick. Cheney, Nelly, Pales. Kieth. The Cook's Choice. 

 Kerr. Beauty, Petfer. Ida. Monon. Sagetsuma. Van Deman. World Beater. Ohio. Ocheeda, Chase, 

 TMilton. Emmerson, Idall, Sch'ey, Bassett, Meyer, El Paso, Red Cloud, Silas Wilson. Wasse 

 IBotankio. Kickapoo. Rockford.' Cooks' Early, One Thousand and One. Dunlap No. 1, 

 3Iaru. Weaver. Moreman. Prairie Flower. Shoenthal. Irena. Tarleton. Captain, Bivby, Stoddard, 

 "NViider, Cottrell, Esther. Manquata. Dr. Dennis. North Carolina, Van Buren, Muncy, Smiley, 

 Cooper. Wick, RoUiugstone. Gonzales, Reed. Hytankio, Marcus. 



