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Harrisons' nurseries : "nurserymen - orchardists" . Spy. New Brunswick to to West Virginia Paragon Maryland to Georgia R. I. Greening Maine to Pennsylvania Rome to West Virginia Stayman Winesap. . Maine to Georgia Wealthy Western Great Lakes Region. Williams. . New York to Virginia July, Aug. Winesap Maryland to Georgia Winter Banana. . .Maine to Georgia , Yellow Newtown. New York to Virginia Yellow Transparent New Brunswick to Georgia. . July, Imperial. . Pennsylvania to North Carolina. Com- Home mercial . use Fine Fine Fair Poor Fine Fine Fine Fine Fair Poor Good Fine Fine Fine Fine Fine Good Good Fine Fine Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Fine Fair Best Best Good Good Fine Pair Fine Fine Good FairFair Fine Fine FineGood Poor AT PRICES QUOTED, TREES ARE DELIVERED F. O. B. CARSBERLIN, MARYLAND NURSERYMEN- — OR CHARDISTS 15. Grow in Clusters. High Cultivation and Grading Necessary. Yellow Transparent Ripens extremely early. Skin clear Yelloic. Flesh flavor, while slightly acid, is excellent. Size medium to large This apple is a favorite sort for all growers who are able todispose of the crop in nearby markets. It bruises readily andmust be handled very carefully. For that reason it should not beused if your market necessitates a long carry. In the summermonths you will usually find YELLOW TRANSPARENT FIRST ON THE MARKET as it ripens early in July, making excellent eating apples, andselling without difficulty. There is almost no competition at thistime; Yellow Transparent leads the field, and is eagerly soughtfor by those people who find their apple appetites impatient. YELLOW TRANSPARENT TREES BEAR EARLY and produce nearly every season. They are rather dwarf grow-ers, and may be planted a little closer than most other fine soil is not necessary, or e


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