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Orlando Harrison 
Geo. A. Harrison 
G. Hale Harrison 
Henry L. Harrison 
These four men will represent Harrison’s Nurseries at the Convention, June 26, 27, 28. 
They will be glad to tell you about the methods employed in producing Harrison-grown 
trees; to prove to you that you can safely offer Harrison-grown trees to your most exacting 
customers; and to take your order for stock to be shipped this fall'or in the spring of 1919. 
Harrison-Grown Fruit Trees 
TWO-YEAR APPLES, BUDDED 
200 Alexander 
200 July 
600 Tompkins 
500 Baldwin 
5,900 iMcintosh 
400 Nero 
King 
500 Wagner 
500 Ben Davi.s 
2,000 Northern Spy 
3,000 ,’tVilliams 
200 Bullock 
2,000 Rhode Island 
Early' Red 
2,000 Fameuse 
Greening 
2,000 Winter 
500 Gano 
500 Smokehouse 
Banana 
1,000 Gravenstein 
2,000 Star 
300 Wolf River 
ONE- 
YEAR APPLES, BUDDED 
Alexander 
King David 
Spltzenburg 
Bonum 
Lowry 
Sweet Bough 
Stark 
Summer Rambo 
Bullock 
Liveland Raspberry 
Ben Davis 
IMaiden Blush 
Starr 
Baldwin 
iMcIntosh 
Smokehouse 
Delicious 
Nero 
Stay'man 
Early Ripe 
Northern Spy 
Tompkins King 
Early Harvest 
Nortli western 
M'inter Rambo 
Fourth of July 
Greening 
Wagener 
Fallawater 
Chenango 
'tVolf River 
Fameuse 
Opalescent 
Winter Banana 
Gravenstein 
Oldenburg 
Wealthy [Red 
Grimes Golden 
Paragon 
■Williams Early' 
Gano 
Rhode Island 
Winesap 
Horse 
Greening 
Yellow Newtown 
Hubbardston 
Red Astrachan 
Yellow Transparent 
Hyslop 
Rome Beauty 
York Imperial 
Jonathan 
Red June 
Transcedent Crab 
ONE- 
YEAR PEACHES, BUDDED 
Alexander 
Frances 
Mountain Rose 
Belle of Georgia 
Ford’s Late White 
May'tlower 
Admiral Dewej- 
Beer Smock 
Fox Seedling 
Matthew.s Beauty' 
Bilyeu’s Late 
Fitzgerald 
Mamie Ross 
Brackett 
Foster 
Niagara 
Carman 
Greensboro 
New Prolific 
Champion 
Crawford’s Late 
Gearv’s Hold-On 
Oldmixon Free 
Hilev 
Ray' 
Chair’s Choice 
J. H. Hale 
Ringold 
Connett’s Southern 
Iron iMountain 
Red Bird Cling 
Early 
Krummel 
Slappey' 
Captain Ede 
Kalamazoo 
Sal way- 
Elberta 
Loren tz 
stump 
Early Rose 
Lemon Free 
Stevens’ Rareripe 
Early, Elberta 
Late Elberta 
Uneeda 
Engle’.s Mammoth 
Levy’s Late 
AYhite Heath Cling 
Early Crawford 
Moore’s Favorite 
tYonderful 
Edgemont Beauty 
IMiss Lola 
Yellow St. John 
California Privet 
Hed^e Plants 
(Dwarf) 
25,000 
25,' 00 
35,000 
25„000 
500 
Specimens 
2,000 3 ft. 
3 ft. 
12 to 18 in. 
18 to 24 in. 
2 to 3 ft. 
3 to 
4 to 
4 ft. 
5 ft. 
high, 
broad. 
Boxwood 
200 12 
100 18 in. 
Boxwood (Pyra¬ 
midal) 
500 IS in. 
500 24 in. 
500 30 in. 
100 36 in. 
in. 
Boxwood (Glob¬ 
ular) 
200 12 to IS in. 
100 24 in. 
Barberry, Tliun- 
b erg’s 
20,000 6 to 12 in. 
20,000 12 to 18 in. 
10,000 IS to 24 in. 
5,000 2 to 3 ft. 
1,000 2% to 3 ft. 
Deciduous Trees 
(Fagus 
Beech, Purple 
■sylvatica ) 
500 3 to 4 ft. 
250 4 to 5 ft. 
Elm, American 
1,000 7-8 ft. 
1*000 8-iiO ft., 1% in. 
Linden, American 
60 8-10 ft., 114 in. 
100 10-12 ft., IVs in. 
100 12-14 ft., 1% in. 
100 14-16 ft., 2 in. 
Maple, Sugar 
200 7-8 ft., 1 in. 
1,000 8-10 ft., 1-11/. in. 
1,500 10-12 ft., 114 - 1 % 
in. 
jSOO 12-1-1 
in. 
500 14- 
ft., 
ft.. 
l%'-2 
2-214 
-16 
in. 
25 3 in. 
Maple, Norway 
5,000 7-8 ft., 1 in. 
10,000 8-10 ft., 1% lYo 
in. 
15,000 10-12 ft., lYs- 
1% in. 
15,000 12-14 ft., l%-2 
in. 
10,000 14-16 ft., 2-2% 
in. 
10,000 21 / 2-3 in. 
5,000 3 - 31/2 in. 
3,000 31 / 2-4 in. 
1,300 4 in. 
Maple, Scliwedler’s 
60 10-12 ft., IY2 in. 
50 12-14 ft., 1% in. 
1 00 14-16 ft., 2-2% in. 
30 14-16 ft., 3 in. 
Oak, Black 
25 10-12 ft., 1% in. 
26 12-14 ft., 1% in. 
25 14-16 ft., 2-2% in. 
25 14-16 ft., 3 in. 
Oak, Bur or Mossy Cup 
25 10-12 ft., 1 % in. 
25 12-14 ft., 1% in. 
25 14-16 ft., 2% in. 
25 14-16 ft., 3 in. 
Oak, Bed 
50 10-12 ft., 1 % in. 
60 12-14 ft., 1% in. 
50 14-16 ft., 2 in. 
50 15-16 ft., 3 in. • 
Plane, Oriental 
2,000 6-7 ft. 
1.000 7-8 ft. 
1,000 8-10 ft., 1% in. 
1.000 10-12 ft., 1% in. 
1.000 12-14 ft., 1% in. 
1,000 12-14 ft., 2 in. 
1.000 14-16 ft., 2% in. 
Walnut, Black 
2,000 
1,000 
500 
500 
500 
4- 6 ft. 
5- 6 ft. 
6- 7 ft. 
7- 8 ft. 
8- 10 ft. 
500 10-12 ft. 
600 12-14 ft. 
Evergreens in Quantity 
Arborvitae, American 
1,000 2%-3 ft. 
1,000 3 -3% ft. 
1,000 3 %-4 ft. 
1,500 4 -4% ft. 
1,500 4%-5 ft. 
1,100 5 -5% ft. 
500 5%-6 ft. 
Arborvitae (Biota ori- 
entali.s) 
5b'0 2 -2% ft. 
100 2%-3 ft. 
100 3 -3% ft. 
Cedar, Bed (Trans¬ 
planted) 
100 2-2% ft. 
Cedar, Blue Virginia 
100 2-2% ft. 
100 2%-3 ft. 
100 3-3% ft. 
Fir, Cephalonian 
25 2 -2% ft. 
25 2%-3 ft. 
25 3 -3% ft. 
25 3%-4 ft. 
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30 4 -4% ft. 
30 4%-5 ft. 
Fir, Cephalonian, con. 
30 5 -5% ft. 
20 5%-6 ft. 
10 6 -7 ft. 
10 7 -8 ft. 
Fir, Nordmann’s 
50 1 - 11^0 ft. 
50 1 Vo-2 ft. 
10 2 -2% ft. 
10 2%-3 ft 
Hemlock, Canadian. 
■\Vell formed Spec¬ 
imens. 
100 1 -1% ft. 
1,000 1 %-2 ft. 
1,000 2 -2% ft. 
300 2%-3 ft. 
200 3 -3% ft. 
200 3%-4 ft. 
150 4 -4% ft. 
150 4%-5 ft. 
150 5 -6 ft. 
Juniper, Irish 
200 2-2% ft. 
Pines, Austrian 
50 3 -3% ft. 
50 3%-4 ft. 
50 4 -4% ft. 
10 4%-5 ft. 
10 5 -5% ft. 
10 5%-6 ft. 
10 6 -7 ft. 
Betinospora, Japanese 
Plume-like 
2 OO 2 -21; ft. 
100 2%-3 ft. 
Betinospora, Japanese 
Golden Plume-like 
100 2-2% ft. 
Betinospora, Veitch’s 
Japanese 
100 2-2% ft. 
Spruce, Douglas 
100 2-2% ft... 
Spruce, Colorado Blue. 
Selected Blues— 
comiiact. 
50 2 - 2 % ft. 
75 2%-3 ft. 
100 3 -3% ft. 
100 3%-4 ft. 
100 4 -4% ft. 
100 4%-5 ft. 
175 5 -5% ft. 
Spruce, Colorado Green 
50 2 -2% ft. 
100 2%-3- ft. 
100 3 -3% ft. 
1003%-4 ft. 
1 90 4 -4% ft. 
ISO 4%-5 ft. 
60 5 -5% ft. 
60 6 -7 ft. 
Spruce, Koster’s Blue. 
Specimens 
ft. 
ft. 
ft. 
ft. 
ft. 
ft. 
ft. 
ft. 
ft. 
ft. 
ft. 
Spruce, Norway 
1,000 2%-3 ft. 
:,000 3 -3% ft. 
V’-f ft. 
-4% ft. 
1,500 4%-5 ft. 
1,000 5 -6 ft. 
1,500 6 ft. 
1,300 7 ft. 
1,100 8 ft. 
1,100 10ft. 
Spruce, White 
25 7- 8 ft. 
10 8-10 ft. 
100 l%-2 
100 2 - 2 % 
100 2%-3 
100 3 -3% 
100 3%-4 
100 4 -4% 
lOU 4%-5 
100 5 -6% 
100 5%-6 
25 6 -7 
25 7 -8 
3 
2,000 3V 
1,500 4 
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The Robinson Press, Hatboro, Pa. 
