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EXPERIMENTAL FARMS 



5-6 EDWARD VII., A. ,1906 



DONATIONS. 



Each year there are many valuable donations of plants, scions, seeds, etc., and in 

 the following list will be found an acknowledgment of those that were received during 

 the past year. 



Donations. 



Sendi&r. 



New Jersey Experimient Station, New Bruna- 



wick, N.J., U.S I 



James Miller, liym, Ont i 



J. F. Wagner, Benn'ett, Iowa, U.S 



Wm. A. Anderson, West Union, Iowa, U.S...! 



Ohio ExperLmiemt Station, Wooster, Ohio, U.S ] 



L. Camoron, Iroquois, Ont * 



Ontario AgricultUTal Oollegie, Guelph, Ont 



P. Carstesem, BiMimgs' Bridge, Ont 



C. L. Step'heiiis, Orilliia, Ont 



Trappist Fathers, Olia,, Que 



Botanic Garden, Upsala, Sweden 



T. Rowan, M'acgregoir, Man 



John MoOarty, Semiwagan Ridge, N.B. 



Dr. A. Harknes'S, Lanioaster, Ont 



J. P. Oockburn, Gravenhoirst, Ont 



W. H. Dempsey, Trenton, Ont 



B. Kenny, St. Vincent de Paul, Que 



D. E. Bloomfield, Scotland, Ont 



W. L. Rowell, Ayers' Oliff , Que 



C. R. Dickie, Muddy Greek, P.E.I 



Miss P. L. Baker, Oakville, Ont 



The Teimplin Co., Calla, Ohio, U.S 



Amherst Agriioultiural College, Amherst, Mass., 



U.S 



A. C. Sharpl'ey, Arizona, Man 



W. L. Scotit, Ottawa, Ont 



Thos. Bousfield, Carlisle, Ont 



W. A. Smitih, Robli'n, Man 



VernDOnt Experiment Station, Burlington, Vt. 



US 



Henry E. WrigM, Summerside, P.E.I 



H. G. Schmidt, Cross Lake, Ont 



J.F. Litooy, Everett, Wash., U.S 



A. M. Smith, St. iCatharines, Ont 



C Draffim, Merivale, Omt 



ckas. H. Smith, Sand Beach, Yarmouth, N.S. 



Thos. C. Paddon, Toronto, Ont 



Br. Mackay, Halifax, N.S 



Hon. F. R. Latchford, Ottawa, Ont 



W. J. Maiden, Surbiton, England 



L.A. Sovereign, Round Plains, Man 



Tohn S'cott, ■ 



Oshawa, Ont. 



Isaac Lindsay, Sawyerville, Que 



Ohartes Scott, Melville Cross, Ont , 



J. M. Macoun, Ottawa, Ont 



j! W. Johnston, OampbellXord, Ont 



Miss Maggie McLaurin, Dalkeith, Ont. 



Seeds of oorn, tomatoies, peppers, and egg 



plants. 

 One Miller Hand marker. 

 Scions of 194, 197 and 199 Seed'ling plums. 

 Scions of Anderson plum. 

 Apple scions — 15 varieties. 

 Scions oif Seedless apple, Mcintosh Sweet and 



Fall Greeruing. 

 Pearl of Savoy, Empire Stjate and American 



Wonder potatoes. 

 S'cions of early native plum. 

 Scions of Nortihern Spy and King apples. 



Scions of American Golden Russet apple. 



Oolliection of seeds. 



Wee Miacgregor potarto. 



Scions of No. 1 and No. 2 and Bsison seeidling 

 apples. 



Apple scions. 



Scions of Rakestrow apple amd Gopon plum. 



Apple scions. 



Scions of seedling apple. 



Scions of unknown appl-e. 



Scions of Lincoln apple. 



Velvet beams. 



Scions of seedling apple. 



3 plants Cardinal strawberry. 



Scions of Palmer Greening apple. 



Northepn Star, Sir John Llewellym and Duke 



of York potatoes. 

 Scions lOf unknown apple. 

 Snider Best Early potato 

 Sutton's Sion House potato. 

 Rust-proof, Jtme and Sutton's Discovery 



potatoes. 

 2 trees Abeigweit plum. 

 Four varieties of beans. 

 Plants of Mammoth and Hiimalaya Blackberries 



and Phenomenal raspberry. 

 Plants of two seedling strawberries. 

 Fantail .Rose and Early Pride potatoes. 

 Plants of seedling strawberry. 

 Scions of seedling plum. 



lants of Heather. 

 Buds of Latch.ford plum. 

 Maiden's Recorder potato. 

 Potatoes. 

 Recorder, Duches of Cornwall, and Eldorado 



potatoes. 

 Hard to Beat potato, 

 "anadian Red potiato. 

 Masryiar potato. 



Seeds of Lilinm Philailelphieum from wet ground. 

 Scions of seedling plum. 

 iCiuns of Craignaivie apple. 



