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Title: 1953 : our sixty-ninth year growers of America's best quality fruit trees
Identifier: 1953oursixtynint1953harr (find matches)
Year: 1953 (1950s)
Authors: Harrison's Nurseries (Berlin, Md. ); Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Seeds Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs; Trees Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs
Publisher: Berlin, Md. : Harrisons'
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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"♦ABUNDANCE ""^A/tFTHI PY .. BIG MACKEY "^RED JUNE. E -SANTA ROSA. -. BURBANK ,a pleasa- lh qual- . h Qua ^ SATSUMA. ■X FORMOSA. and oromo. Or greenish yellow ..„__ , , - ., c r. Hccvy crop- ^SHIRO 'Early Gold .ITALIAN PRUNE FellenbcrqI. Lote. medium Fine for drying \ SHROPSHIRE DAMSON. dork -GRAND DUKE PRUNE. Lore. Commercial variety. pur. Purplish blc; 11 for cooking. -;-ne popuior old-fashioned Damsc •-LOMBARD showy pur- canning cook- - STANLEY PRUNE : cropper. outstanding ehora -MONARCH. qolden sidered best for cooking and fresh fru obundan- \ VVICKSON. Midseason Extra large x - BRADSHAW ine eorly Plum; dark vio- - Y r ■ ■ productive; vclu- ^YELLOW EGG. Lore Plui HARRISON-GROWN PLUM TREE PRICES ProDauatcd Direct from "Verified" Varieties of Super-Selected Strains—True-to-Namc Y P S Certified 100°0 Healthy 1 to 9 10 to 49 50 to 99 100 or ru/n YFAR RUDDED TREES- Trees Trees Trees More Trees ■> /EAR BUDDED TKtti. S1)0 s, Q0 I !° \ "I "l.70 1.40 .90 .80 to 4 ec 1.50 1.20 .75 .65 o 3 feet 1-25 1.00 .65 .55 I to 3 tcct 95 75 S5 45 May be Assorted Varieties of Pium Trees. For Jumbo Siic Plum Trees. See Page 17. Write Us About Your Planting Requirements. FOR LARCER QUANTITY WRITE FOR SPECIAL PRICES Ctcha Qood tf-luitl Jo* *7Ae Jlonte Qolden APRICOTS The Apricot is one of the most delightful luscious fruits grc eaten fully ripe and fresh from the tree It is remarkable that such a rich and beoutiful, golden, sweet fruit is not planted more, especially .;• it ripens just after >. Cherries and before the best ecrly Pecches. .. ., 4. ALEXANDER. Early, prolific, freestone, or. h red blush ^f ^"\ very juicy and sweet flavor. A large, profit 0t will \ withstand ad\ variety d ^■^ \ v areater pe. The best. I EARLY GOLDEN. Pa!e and sweet. Is c hard\ prolific bearer; ripens first of Jul f\ SUPERB. Very good quality. Fruit is beoutiful, light salmoi colored, best of the olde- thrifty, \ hardy and is extremely prod. fruit. ^•MOORPARK. Midseason. Large, frees'one; flesh yellow, sweet, Good for canning or drying. Dwc nedium size APRICOTS CAN BE GROWN ANYWHERE PEACHES SUCCEED NECTARINES Delicious for Eating There is a mistaken idea that the Nectarine is a cro :r->c Peach ond something else while it is really n more or less than a smooth-skinned Peach The mi texture of the Nectarine and its delicious flavor furms* of the most delightful fruits for eating dur ummer. Pic ome orchard tr '^HUNTER. Lor ow, freestone. SURE CROP. -orous and product are "^ large, roundish :J overlaid with very attractive red. asing flavor. PRICES ON APRICOT AND NECTARINE TREES Budded, Truo-to-Nomc, 1 to 9 10 to 49 50 or Certified 100% Healthy Trees: Trees Trees More Trees 5 to 6 feet S2.20 $1.80 SI.30 4 to 5 feet 190 1.60 1.10 3 to 4 feet 1.70 1.40 .95 2 to 3 feet 1.45 1.20 .85 Moy be Assorted Varieties. For Jumbo Siic Apricot and Nectarine Trees, Sec Page 17. APRICOTS—A Real Treat

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