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HARRISON'S NURSERIES, BERLIN, MD, 



Wealthy — A most valuable apple of fine size, appearance and quality; a 



iiiuii. ..i...,. ,,...,, ,*» t ,.» good market apple of it? season : whitish 



j: yellow gTound, shadea with deep rich crim- 

 son in the sun, obscure, broken strips and 

 mottlings in the shade, sometimes entirely 

 covered with crimson; fle-h white, tine grain- 

 ed, tender, juicy, virous and subacid. Tree 

 is healthy, hardy and productive. 



Yellow Transparent— A Russian apple 

 of great value, ripens with Early Harvest. 



H Ohio, Xov. 28th, 1S99. 



j ^less. J. G. Harrison &• Sons. Ber - 

 h lin. Md.. Gents:— The -trees came all t 

 A O. K. and are the finest trees bv far I E 

 -j ever bought. I will want more and t 

 3 will always give vou mv patronage, t 

 -j I extend my thanks for 'same also for t 

 j your promptness in fillinsr mv order, t 

 3 Resp ectfully. A. J. Radebaugh. c 



«.' 1^"V'". .''" ■■■■"""'* of great value, ripens with Earlv Harvest. 



oince tnelruit will keep lullv ten davs after ripenii g makes it particularly 

 adapted for early shipping, * 



FOa/? WINNERS OF WINTER APPLES, 



Mammoth Black Tv\ig, York Imperial, Winesap and Een Davis 



Mammoth Black Twig— Originated in Arkansas. A seedling of the Wine- 

 sap which it resembles, but it is superior in many ways Large, deep red, sub- 

 acid, early and abundant be rerand a good keep-r Tree i^ a strong grower 

 and roots well. This va liable winter apple has but few equals. 



York Imperial — Medium size oval, angular, skin greenish yellow, nearly 

 covered with bright red, flesh crisp, tender and juicy, aromatic: an enormous 

 bearer and bangs well on the tree: it is also a good keeper retaining its flavor 

 to th° last We cannot say too much in favor of this apple All things consid- 

 ered it is scarcely second to any now grown as a profitable orchard variety. 



