We’re Always at Your Service with Stock That 
Your Customers Want—When They Want It 
Here are just a couple of the seasonable things we 
tell you about from time to time—your customers 
want these and will soon be asking you about them. 
It’s one of our hobbies to be always ready with these 
things whenever they are needed—to be able to supply 
you with stuff early enough so that your trade can 
get it in the ground at the right time. 
“Evergreens” is a subject that is interesting a lot of 
your people just about now, and you’ll find it decid¬ 
edly to your advantage to get them interested to the 
extent of buying of you. It makes a lot of difference 
where you get the stock with which you supply them— 
if you get it from Harrison’s, you’ll be pleased, and 
your trade will, too! 
The above plant of Arbor Vitas isn’t a “specimen” 
in the sense of being picked out for its exceptional 
attractiveness, but is a good, fair average of the Arbor' 
Vitses we grow here at Berlin. 
Our soil and climate are just right for growing ever¬ 
greens, and we are willing to take the pains necessary 
to produce handsome, thrifty trees. The following 
surplus list tells about the various kinds we offer this 
spring—as well as an equally attractive lot of trees 
and plants of many varieties, priced so low they can t 
last long. 
“When They Want It" means as much, or more, to 
purchasers of nursery stock than to any other class of 
buyers—for unless the stuff is on hand when needed, 
it’s of little use. The “order end” of our plant is 
arranged with the special view to getting shipments 
out on time. 
And of all the seasonable things we’d like to ship 
you right now, there’s nothing more attractive than 
our splendid Strawberry plants—many acres of them — 
of which we offer several leading standard varieties. 
Strawberries are going to bring high prices this year, 
and this fact will induce more and more of your cus¬ 
tomers to plant their own beds. If they get the right 
start, and succeed, they will buy more plants—and 
more trees, shrubs, etc., as well. 
YOU are the one to supply them with plants for the 
start; sell them Harrison’s Strawberry Plants, and 
they are bound to succeed. Our plants are strong, 
vigorous, well-rooted, well-grown; they’re cheap at the 
price we quote because of their superior quality. 
Read the following list and let us know your wants; 
upon request we’ll send our complete surplus list for the 
current month with prices, and will gladly tell you 
whatever you want to know about our stock. 
SURPLUS LIST FOR MAY, 1910 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS—In good shape 
can be shipped promptly. 
10,000 Crescent 50,000 Oaks’ Early 
20,000 Excelsior 500,000 Parsons 
20,000 Early Hathaway 50,000 Senator Dunlap 
900,000 Gandy 90,000 Star 
200,000 Haverland 100,000 Superior 
125,000 Klondike 150,000 Warfield 
200,000 Millionaire 90,000 Sharpless 
10,000 Nick Ohmer 
2,000 Norway Spruce—4, 3, 2 ft. high 
2,000 American Arbor Vitae—4, 3, 2 ft. high 
1,000 Colorado Blue Spruce—3, 2, 1 ft. high 
1,000 Koster’s Blue Spruce—2, 1 ]A, 1 ft. high 
1,000 Rhododendrons - Extra 
1,000 Azaleas 
1,000 Baby Rambler Roses—2 years 
Standard and Half Dwarf Bay trees 
APPLES- In good condition 
1 in. 
X 
I 
K 
Ben Davis 
200 
200 
300 
Chenango 
Gano 
150 
200 
100 
1000 
Early Harvest 
250 
200 
Grimes Golden 
1300 
600 
M. B. Twig 
30 
450 
Nero 
200 
1000 
500 
Northwestern Greening 
400 
800 
Red Astrachan 
4000 
2400 
Red June 
500 
200 
Stark 
200 
200 
500 
Winesap 
200 
2000 
300 
1 in. K f kS 
Williams Early, Red 500 500 
Yellow Transparent 1000 300 
1000 Peach $4-6 ft.—Good Varieties—Clings 
PEARS—Kieffer, 1000 3000 2000 2000 
PLUMS—Wickson 300 
“ — Red June 200 
CHERRIES—Early Richmond 2000 1000 
GRAPE 
Moore's Early, 1,000 2yr. Concord, 5,000 2 yr. 
“ “ 20,000 lyr. “ 50,000 1 yr. 
CALIFORNIA PRIVET 
Can be dug and shipped till June ist 
3-4 ft. 2-3 ft. 18-24 inches 
10,000 20,000 10,000 
Designed and written by The McFarland Publicity Service, Harrisburg, Pa. 
W. F. HUMPHREY, PRINTER, GENEVA, N. Y. 
