Harrisons* Nurseries, Berlin, Md., U. S. A. 



Irises of Rainbow Hues 



We do not ship Iris plants by parcel post 



We have a large block of Irises which were grown 

 solely for the purpose of selling in collections as mixed 

 sorts. The plants were propagated from some of the 

 most popular named varieties and, of course, bear all 

 of the desirable characteristics of the parents. We do 

 not, however, ship these Irises labeled, but rather make 

 up an assortment without name, assuring you, however, 

 that the plants are strong field-grown clumps, and that 

 the flowers will be equal to the named sorts for which 

 you pay a much higher price. In all probability we will 

 not be able to make this special offer another season, so 

 we advise our friends who desire Irises for mass plant- 

 ing, to make their reservations this fall. Flowering 

 clumps, 25 cts. each, $2 for 10, our selection. 



Dahlias in Mixture 



From time to time we have grown most of the new 

 introductions in Dahlias, and also have cultivated the 

 reliable old standard sorts. We have never catalogued 

 Dahlias, preferring to use them as a matter of informa- 

 tion and record; but this season the quantity has grown 

 so large that we feel perfectly justified in offering them 

 to our customers. We are not prepared to send them 

 out under their correct variety name, but rather as an 

 assortment of some of the choicest specimens of Show, 

 Fancy, Cactus and Pompon classes, in their varying 

 shades and color. We offer our own selection of extra 

 large tubers at 25 cts. each, $2 for 10, $15 per 100. 



Gladioli in Mixture 



The statement we have just made in reference to our 

 collection of Dahlias will apply in all respects to this 

 collection of Gladioli. For the purpose of reducing the 

 stock we offer a mixture of extra good varieties at 

 5 cts. each, 40 cts. for 10, $3 per 100. 



VISIT OUR NURSERIES 



Great improvements have been made on the Eastern 

 Shore roads during the past few years. You can come 

 via automobile to Berlin from Philadelphia, Wilming- 

 ton, Baltimore, or Washington, all the way on a con- 

 crete or macadam road — the finest roads to be found 

 anywhere. 



By Automobile, Berlin is 168 miles from Wilmington, 

 195 miles from Philadelphia, 202 miles from Baltimore, 

 242 miles from Washington, 9 miles from Ocean 

 City, Md. 



By Railroad, Berlin is 143 miles from Philadelphia, 

 and 124 miles from Baltimore. 



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