. Harrison & Sons' nurseries . a mild sub-acid fiavor, a prodigious > N. T., .May 3nd, 1901. Messrs. J. G. Harrison & Sons, Berlin, Md. dered from you arrived to-day, and found them \ NORTHERN SPY—Large, striped, flesh > well packed and in good condition, and right all around in size and qiiality, with lots of extras. <acid, with a rich delicious flavor. Tree isThanking you for the kindness, I remain, < a good groAver, but Ave cannot ad\ise its Yours respectfully, -^planting south of Pennsylvania, except J. E. Baker, sin mountainous regions. November to^^..•.^y^^A^.A^.^^^.^^.y
. Harrison & Sons' nurseries . a mild sub-acid fiavor, a prodigious > N. T., .May 3nd, 1901. Messrs. J. G. Harrison & Sons, Berlin, Md. dered from you arrived to-day, and found them \ NORTHERN SPY—Large, striped, flesh > well packed and in good condition, and right all around in size and qiiality, with lots of extras. <acid, with a rich delicious flavor. Tree isThanking you for the kindness, I remain, < a good groAver, but Ave cannot ad\ise its Yours respectfully, -^planting south of Pennsylvania, except J. E. Baker, sin mountainous regions. November to^^..•.^y^^A^.A^.^^^.^^.^^....^^^^^^^ February. CRAB —Large, deep crimson; produces in clusters. Very popular and one of the mostbeautiful of crabs. Good for culinary uses and for older. October to January. lO HARRISONS NURSERIES, BERLIN, MD. THE PEACH. Kans., March 14th, J. G. Harrison & Sons. Gentlempn:—I am sending- a smallorder for k few trees and plants, as Iwant to reset some peaches that werekilled from the extreme cold 1899. Out of 100 I got of you I onlylost six trees; that was not bad for Junebuds. I am well pleased with thepeach trees and strawberry plants T got ?of you two years ago. The strawberriesdone exceedingly well. The Wm. Belt, and Glen Mary. I dontthink the Glen Mary will rust in thispart of the country, I saw no signs ofrust this season. Truly yours, Wm. K. Thomas. The man who is afraid to run the risk <of planting either trees or plants has a )small chance in the fruit business. < In the peach excellence and beauty is combined, and if given the atten-tion due it, th^re is no tree that will give more delicious fruit. To the personwho has tasted the luscious fruit, no words of praise are needed to make himappreciate the value of same. There is no fruit tree that c
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