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trees, formed with fanned, fpreadtng 

 heads, and planed between the dwarfs, 

 agahift high walls, in order to occ py 

 the upper parts, w hile the common dwarf 

 trees are advancing brlow. 



A few trees may alfo be planted in ef- 

 palicrs, and asdet?.ched half ftandards/m 

 the open ground, for variety, t© take 

 their chance. 



The Peach tree profpers in any good 

 garden earth ; but if of a rich loamy tem- 

 perature it may prove an additional ad- 

 vantage.- — See Planting. 



Propagation and 'Training. 



The Peach, in all its varieties, is prcn 



pagated, and each fort continued perma- 

 nent^ 



