Harrison & Sons nurseries . Working in our Peach Block in May. Manland, April 9, J. G. Harrison & Son?;, . P y, yu4 Dear Sirs.—I cannot refrain writing- to vou to tell you howTOuch pleased I am iWth the stock vou sent me. The trees were thebest charact-er, and excited the ofthe farmer who plantedthem as -well as mine. I^eaving tne selection to Yourselves was anexcellent plan. I obtained the best. H ^oing that I shall be ableto do you great good in this section, I am. Yours , E. S. Riley. Washington, April 2, G. Harrison & Sons, Dear Sirs:—The one
Harrison & Sons nurseries . Working in our Peach Block in May. Manland, April 9, J. G. Harrison & Son?;, . P y, yu4 Dear Sirs.—I cannot refrain writing- to vou to tell you howTOuch pleased I am iWth the stock vou sent me. The trees were thebest charact-er, and excited the ofthe farmer who plantedthem as -well as mine. I^eaving tne selection to Yourselves was anexcellent plan. I obtained the best. H ^oing that I shall be ableto do you great good in this section, I am. Yours , E. S. Riley. Washington, April 2, G. Harrison & Sons, Dear Sirs:—The one thousand Elberta, Tune budded Peachtrees received yesterday. A better lot of trees I never saw. Amwell pleased with them. We were formerly in the nursery busi-ness and know good trees. If the 500 additional ordered March 31stare equally as good we shall certainly be ordering from you nextyCcir. Yours truly, F. Walden. HARRISONS NURSERIES, BERLIN, MD. 13. CRAWFORD See description in Winners L,ist, SEVENTH RIPENING. Engles riammoth—I^arge, ronnd, oval; sutureslight; yellow with red cheek; fiesh yellow, stonesmall, free; sweet, rich, juicy. Early September. Agood market sort. Jacques—Very large; deep yellow; has a high reputation. September. Picquets Late—Very large; yellow with redcheek; flesh yellow, buttery, rich, sweet, and of thehighest flavor. Early September. Gearys Hold On—Rare, yellow freestone; similarto the Smock, though some days later in ripening. Early Heath—Similar to White Heath, but largerand several days earlier. Smock—Fruit medium to large; skin light orangeyellow, mottled with red; some specimens dry, othersmoderately juicy, but all rich. Excellent as a latemarket sort. Oscar—Fruit large, juicy and rich. Colorvery dark,almost black. Clingstone. Tree a thrifty Barber—Medium to large; deep yellow nearly cov-ered with red. Flesh yellow, tender, juicy and that could be as
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