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Diichesse d'Angonlemc, forty-six quince. Growth only 

 moderate. 



Winter Nelis, twenty-five quince. Rather a handsome, 

 and more stocky grower than is usual on pear. 



Bartlett, twenty-eight pear. Fair growth. 



Beurre d'Amanlis, five pear, twenty-two quince. Strong, 

 but straggling and open grower. Fruits early on both stocks 

 but much finest on quince. 



Easter Beurre, twenty-six quince. Grows moderately. 



Belle Lucrative, ten pear, ten quince. Fair growth, fruits 

 early on both. 



Seckel, seventeen quince. Growth slow. Not promising. 



St. Michael, seventeen quince. Moderate grower. 



Doyenne Boussock, seven pear, nine quince. Grows pretty 

 well on pear. On quince very poorly. 



Doyenne d'Alengon, three pear, six quince. Same as 

 Doyenne Boussock. 



Noveau Poiteau. Grows well on quince. 



Epine Dumas, quince. Good. 



Figue, quince. Very good grower; makes a handsome tree. 



Soldat Laboreur, quince. Like the Figue. 



Onondaga, pear. Good grower, fine tree and early bearer. 



Beurre Langlier. Strong grower on pear. 



Buffum, pear. Yery fine, strong, upright growth. 



Beurre d'Areniburg. Moderate grower on pear. 



Marie Louise, pear. Good growth. Weeping head. 



Beurre Giflfard, quince. Free slender growth with early 

 bearing. 



1 might enumerate some fifty or sixty more varieties of 

 which there are from one to five specimens each, but further 

 experience is desirable ; and indeed of those already specified 

 I may have occasion hereafter to modify my opinions as 

 herein expressed. Three or four seasons growth will hardly 

 afford the data upon which to approve or condemn a tree, 

 which may be fifty years in coming to its full developmeiiU 



