&ue/i JdodnU tijq, Rode^l 



Nursery- 

 Grown 



They, Bloom All Summer 



^ Long Stems 



Excellent for Culling 



)3ud'^.eCected RoA>eA. 



GROWN BY A SENSATIONAL NEW METHOD 



Why Harrison Grown Bud-Selected Roses are Better 



Bud selection method ol propagation is a definite improvement in rose growing. It results in bigger, 

 brighter, better quality blooms in larger quantities with stronger, healthier growing plants. Each and every 

 plant we grow for sale is the offspring of the plant that was especially selected for its free flowering char- 

 acteristics, pureness of color and type, vigorous and exceptionally free from diseases. 



ALL HYBRID TEA AND POLYANTHA VARIETIES 



2 YR. NURSERY GROWN — BUDDED ON MULTIFLORA JAPONICA UNDERSTOCKS 



Each 3 ior 10 for 50 for 



Super Select Grade S0.75 S2.10 56.00 $25.00 



Select Grade 65 l.SO 5.00 22.50 



Medium Grade 55 1.45 4.00 17.50 



PRICES OF HYBRID PERPETUALS AND CLIMBING ROSES 5 CENTS PER PLANT LESS THAN THE ABOVE PRICES. 

 FOR 100 OR MORE ROSES WRITE FOR SPECIAL PRICES 



EVERBLOOMING HYBRID TEA ROSES 



PriiM'j^: 



AMI QUINARD. Very dark crimson marco.i. 



AUTUMN. Orsnge stained red and pink. 



BETTY UPRICHARD. Salmon pink inside, carmine red 



ou'.side Ver-/ beauliiul. 

 BRIARCLIFF. riowers silvery pink. Very fragrant. 

 CALEDONIA. Opens ivory, changing to pure v/hite Ex- 



quri:e long buds on great stems, opening to a large 



f-^'Iy double rose o: qi^eat beauty, soft velvety texture. 

 CONDESA DE SASTAGO. Coppery red and yellow. One 



of t.he most dehciously fragrant varieties. Keeps v/e!l 



v/hen cut for i.idoor enjoyment. 

 DAME EDITH HELEN. A lovely pink rose that is mucli 



de£'.red in certain sections. 

 DUCHESS OF WELLINGTON. Beautiful buds of saffron 



yellov.- deeply tinted v.'ith orange. 



DUQUESA DE PENARANDA. Long pointed buds of a- 

 pricot orange v/hich open to blooms of coppery apricot. 



E. G. HILL. It con-ilantly produces beautiful buds on 

 long stems, ope.-.. ' 'rge, double, fragrant flow- 



ers of shining r- :s in every garden. 



EDITOR MCFARLAND. .-. very fine brilliant pink rose 



destined to qrecit popultirity. 



EDTTH NELLIE PERKINS. Exquisite two toned pink. Al- 



v.'ciys m bl2c:r.. 

 ETOILE DE FRANCE. An old favorite, sparkling red. 



Very decirable. 



ETOILE DE HOLLANDE. Bright red; fragrant. 



FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. Large, double, perfectly formed 



flov.'ero of crimson-red. 

 GOLDEN DAWN. Pale yellov/. Lovely dark green holly 



hke fo!i:^ge. The lemon yellov/ blooms are very large. 

 GRENOBLE. Scctrlet-crimson. Long stems. 

 GRUSS AN TEPLITZ. The great bedding rose. Brilliant 



^c^rl,;, v.. ry hardy, alv/Ljys i.i bloom. 

 INDEPENDENCE DAY. A brilliant or-rn^e -opper rose 



that is alv/ays in bloom. Admired 

 JOANNA HILL. A fine yellov/ rose; : 



KAISERINE AUGUSTE VICTORIA. C: is which 



develop into absolutely pc-rieot L. dazzling 



sno'.v-v/hito, tinted slightly v/ith lemony? ::3V.' at center. 



LUXEMBURG. A fine yellov/ rose. 



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Our Guarantee 



Every customer is assured of Harrisons' Hi- 

 Ouality Trees and Plants at all times. Expert 

 growing on proper soils, careful dinging and 

 packing is Harrisons' p>olicy on every order. 

 Every tree and plant we ship is guaranteed 

 to be strictly first class, free from injurious 

 diseases and insects and to reach you in 

 good condition. 



Anytime trees or plants are received that do 

 not meet these standards Ihey will be replaced 

 free of charge or your money refunded. 



Continued growth depends on soil, weather 

 conditions, planlin; and after care. After ten 

 days it is mutually understood that the nur- 

 sery slock is satisfactory, however, we will 

 replace nursery stock that dies from unavoid- 

 able causes at half price, if notified v.'ithin 

 six months after its arrival. 



HARRISON'S' >:URSERIES, INC. 

 OVER FIFTY YEARS DEPENDABLE DEALINGS 



::2e>2s^ 



i-v:cz2S2r_v_2::is^r: 



LOS ANGELES. Very popular brilliant sclmon-pink. 



MME. BUTTERFLY. Ught pink, foinUy Unted with gold 

 near base of oetals. Richly perfumed. 



MRS. CHAS. BELL. Shell-pink, free bloomer; very Ira- 

 qi ant. Should be in every garden. 



MRS. PIERRE S. DUPONT. Its a glorious sight from 

 early summer until freezing v.-eather, alv/ays a mess 

 of bloom, a rich golden yellow. V/e consider it the 

 best yellow rose. 



MME. EDOUARD HERRIOTT. Brilliant orange-red and 

 salmon-ilame, alv/ays m bloom. 



MARGARET MCGREDY. The most popular red rose, al- 

 v/ays m bloom; a thrifty, healthy, vigorous grower. 

 One of the finest of all roses. 



MEV. G. A. VAN ROSSEM. An exceedingly fragrant rose 

 of orange and bronze, beautifully vei.ned. Fine for 

 cutting. 



MCGREDY'S SCARLET. Free bloomer, beautiful flowers 



of deep -/ivid rose-red. 



MME. JULES BOUCHE. V/hite buds •■•/hich show shght 

 blush in center. Fragrant. 



MRS. E. P. THOM. Yellov/. Buds are long-pointed and 

 open to v/ell formed blooms of clear yellow. 



PINK RADIANCE. Succeeds everyv/here and all summer 

 produces lovely pink, fragrant bloom.s. Most popular 

 pink rcse and should be planted everywhere. 



PRES. HERBERT HOOVER. One of the outstanding roses 

 A glorious nev/ rose of vivid cerise-red toned with yel- 

 lov/, orange and scarlet, richly perfumed and free 

 ilov/ering. 



RAPTURE. Glov/ing pink, fine for cutting. 

 ROSLYN. .". nev/ rose deep yellow shad: 



RED RADIANCE. America's favorite rti ; i.ardy, 



■healthy, ireeblooming. 



ROWENA THOM. Extra large blooms of satiny-pink 

 shaded orange-flame. 



YOU CAN PLACE YOUH ORDER WITH OS WTTH COM- 

 PLETE CONFIDENCE. It is our earnest desire that each 

 and every one of our customers be fully satisfied in 

 Iheir dealings with us. If you are not and feel that it 

 is our fault in any way please write to us. No trans- 

 action is complete unless you are completely satisfied. 



Terms: Net Cash 



Remittance v.-iin order, by cheer:, money orcer or draft. 

 V/e will ship C.O.D. provided a deposit of one-fourth 

 amount of purchase is sent with order. 



All stock priced f.o.b. Berhn, Maryland. If small ship- 

 ments are desired by parcel post, add 10 per cent to 

 your remittance. Each shipment is accompanied by cm 

 oflicial inspection certificate. 



UhlKLIX. MAISVLAXII 



QUALITY FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL NURSERY STOCK 



Red Radiance 



SENSATION. Dark velvety scarlet-crimson. 



SOUV. DE CLAUDIUS PERNET. A real yellow. 



SOUV. DE GEORGES PERNET. Magnificent blooms, brick 



red. 

 TALISMAN. ri:v,-.;--s of brilliant red, gold and orange 



are f.'-eeiy :..-;d..ced all season. 

 VATERLAND. Dark red rcse and very double, strong 



grov/er. 



HYBRID PERPETUALS 



AMERICAN BEAUTY. A corgecus deep red. 

 FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI. Enormous pure white. 

 GENERAL JACQUEMINOT. Fragrant perfect formed blos- 



MAGNA CHARTA. A rosy-pink full rounded globular 



r;;e :: rr.a.-iied fraarance. 

 MRS. JOHN LAING. Soft pi.nk, beautiful form.ed largo, 



double blossoms. 

 PAUL NEYHON. The well-knovm H. P., immense pink 



flc-.'/ers. 

 ULRICH BRUNNER. Brilliant scarlet-crimson. 



CLIMBING ROSES 



AMERICAN PILLAR. Large clusters of single rosy-pink 

 ilc-.-.-ers -.-/ith yellov/ shadings. Rani climber. 



ALIDA LOVETT. Lively bright shell pink with shadings 

 of rich sulphur at base of the petals. 



BESS LOVETT. Lavishly produced flowers of bright red. 



CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY. Large, rosy crimson 



bloom. 

 DOROTHY PERKINS. Full, double, shell-pink flowers In 



!arr;e clusters. A very attractive cUm.ber. 

 DR. HUEY. Deec crimson-maroon. 

 DR. W. VAN FLEET. Ught sheU-pink to silver-flesh color 



blooms; double climber. 

 GARDENIA. Smioll yellow buds, opening to creamy- 



-.-/hite; very fracrant climber. 

 HARRISONS YELLOW. Bright golden yellow; very hardy. 

 JACOTTE. Oranoe arricot. Fragrant. 

 MME. GREGOniE STAECHELIN. A fine pink cUmblng 



T~ie. One of the best. 

 MARY LOVETT. Pure snov.'-white flowers. Sweet scented. 

 MARY WALLACE. Semi-double, rose pink blooms; sal- 

 mon a! base of petals. 

 PRIMROSE. A hardy, unfading primrose-yellow cUmb- 



:na rose, double flcv/ers. Vigorous. 

 PAUL'S SCARLET CLIMBER. Large intense scarlet-colored 



blooms; freely produced. It is strong and perfectly 



hordv. The m.ost popular climbing rose. 

 SCORCHER. A new rose from Australia v/ith enormous 



ruffled blooms of vermillion-rea. Very free bloomer. 



Grov.'s rapidly to a height of ten feet or more. No 



other climber like it. 



POLYANiHUS 

 CAMEO. New variety with distinct color, shell pink 



tinged gold and salmon. 

 ELSIE POULSEN. Rose-pink flowers. Hardy as an oak; 



alv/ays in bloom. 

 GRUSS AN AACHEN. V-Tiite to carmine. Large fully 



double flowers of flesh-pink, salmon and yellow. 

 IDEAL. Dark red; free bloomer. 



GARDEN PEONIES 

 THEY RIVAL THE ROSE 



Prices of all Peonies — Strong 3 to 5 eye divisions: 

 50c each; 4 for SI. 50; 8 for S2.90; 12 for S4-20; 50 or 

 more at 32c each. 



ALEXANDER DUMAS. Pink; early. 

 AURORE. V.'hite; late. 



AVALANCHE. Elush v/hite; late midseason. 

 BARONESS SCHROEDER. Flesh-while; late midseason. 

 DELACHEI. Cr.n.. cn-rurple; midseason. 

 DUC de WELLINGTON. Sulchur-v/hite; late. 

 DUCHESS do NEMOURS. Sulphur-white; late. 

 EDULIS SUPERBA. Rose-pink; very early. 

 FELIX CROUSSE. Brilliant crimson; late midseason. 

 FESTIVA MAXIMA. White; early. 

 GERMAINE BIGOT. Lilac-rose; midseason. 

 JEANNE D'ARC. ?mk; midseason. 

 L.A PJin'.E. Soft pink; midseason. 

 MADAME DUCEL.' Old-rose; early midseason. 

 M.-^DAME do VERNEVnXE. V/tiite; eariy. 

 MADAME GEISSLER. Rose-pink; late midseason. 

 MADAME LEMOINE V.'hite; very late. 

 MARECHAL VAILLANT. Milk-white; early. 

 MARGUERTTE GERARD. Pale pink; midseason. 

 MONS. DUPONT. ivory-white. 

 PHI'.OME'-E. Dnrk rose; early. 

 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. Deep red; midseason. 

 SUZETTE. ?,ore-T-:nk; midseason. 

 UMBELLATA ROSEA. Violet-rose; very early. 



