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



GRAPE VINES— (Continued) 



more Concords are now in bearing than any other 

 variety, nor does any other variety seem to succeed over 

 such a wide range of territoi-y in so many different 

 soils. The vines are extremely strong growers and 

 have sufficient vitality to overcome most of the troubles 

 to which grape-vines are subject. The fruit matures 

 early, ships well, and sells well. 



MOORE*S EARLY— Ripens a little before the Concord. 

 Very deep black, unusually large, and of extra-fine qual- 

 ity. The bunches are medium size, but are held to- 

 gether firmly. They stand handling and shipping un- 

 usually well and have an established reputation on all 

 markets. Moore's Early is one of the most profitable 

 varieties. 



DELAWARE — Ripens a little later than Concord. Berries 

 are deep red and carried in small, compact bunches : 

 the skin is thin, but quite firm. The flesh is sweet 

 and of the best quality. 



NIAGARA — Ripens in late August. Leading white mar- 

 ket variety. Bunches of berries large ; color greenish 

 white, changing to pale yellow when fully ripe. Bunches 

 and berries large ; excellent quality. 



HARRISON GROWN CURRANTS 



1 to 9 plants, 40c each j 10 to 29 plants, 30c each ; 30 to 

 299 plants, 20c each. 

 Fay (Red) Wilder (Red) 



PARCEL POST PRICES: Should you desire us to ship 

 by parcel post, add three cents for each plant when remit- 



HARRISON GROWN GOOSEBERRIES 



1 to 9 plants, 40c each ; 10 to 29 plants, 30c each ; 30 to 

 299 plants, 20c each. 

 Downing Houghton 



PARCEL POST PRICES: Should you desire us to ship 

 by parcel post, add three cents for each plant when remit- 

 ting. 



HARRISON GROWN DEWBERRIES 



10 to 29 plants, 6c each ; 30 to 299 plants, 4c each. 

 Lucretia Mayes (Austin) 



PARCEL POST PRICES: Should you desire us to ship 

 by parcel post, add two cents for each plant when remits 

 ting. 



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