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Winter Johathau, Northern Spy, Wagener. 



Crabs Transcendent and Hyslop. 



This district, in common with the last two named, relies for its market 

 almost entirely on long-distance shipments. These apples do very well, and 

 give excellent returns. Generally speaking, the Wagener should only be used 

 as a filler. 



PEABS : 



Fall Bartlett, Flemish Beauty, Dr. Jules Guyot. 

 On some of the soils of this district pears give excellent returns. 



STRAWBERRIES : 

 Ma goon. 



RASPBERRIES : 

 Cuthbert. 



Strawberries and other small fruits do very well here, the rainfall, soil, 

 and shipping facilities being specially suited to them. 



IMPORTANT. The best commercial proposition in this district would prob- 

 ably be the Wealthy and Jonathan, or Mclntosh Red, Northern Spy, and 

 Wagener, depending on the soil. The Magoon strawberries have done very 

 well as an intercrop. 



6. Vernon and Kelowna. 

 APPLES : 



Summer Duchess of Oldenburg, Lowland Raspberry. 



Fall Wealthy, Mclntosh Red. 



Winter Jonathan, Wagener, Rome Beauty, Northern Spy, Grimes 



Golden, Yellow Newtown, and Spitzenberg. 

 Crabs Transcendent and Hyslop. 



This is pre-eminently a winter-apple country, and all the varieties named 

 above do well. The Lowland Raspberry, however, while not proven, promises 

 well, and is worthy of trial. 



Grimes Golden and Yellow Newtown, also Spitzenberg, do well in some 

 localities, and they should only be planted where previous experience has 

 shown this to be the case. 



PEARS : 



Fall Bartlett, Flemish Beauty, Dr. Jules Guyot. 

 Winter Buerre Clairgeau, Buerre d'Anjou, Buerre Hardy. 

 These pears have all given excellent returns, particularly at Kelowna, 

 where some soils are suited to them. 



PLUMS : 



Early Peach Plum and Bradshaw. 



Late Pond's Seedling, Yellow Egg, Quackenboss, Italian Prune. 

 In the plums, all the varieties named do well, particularly on some of 

 the lower land at Kelowna. The Peach plum, owing to its earliuess, is an 

 excellent proposition, and, as a general rule, the Italian Prune has given 

 good returns. 



