120 



The Rofists^ Review 



Deciubeb 4, 1919. 



thcM MctionB the principal varieties grown are 

 Orimea, Mclntoali, Jonathan, Stayman Wlneaap, 

 Wineaap, Wealtliy, Yellow Transparent, Wfl- 

 Uams, Oldenburg, Northwestern, York Imperial 

 and Delicious. 



These InTestiKatioDs conflrmed the tests in our 

 orchards in and around Berlin, where we have 

 oTer 1,000 acres of fruiting trees about equally 

 divided between apples and peaches. We have 

 the "Big Four Peaches" and our fifth is the 

 Bay. Likewise we have the chief varietiea of 

 apples. 



we know the varieties that are the money- 

 makers in commercial orchards and the desirable 

 ■orts for home planting; and from now on we 

 purpose to propagate, to recommend, to sell only 

 such varieties. 



Other sorts may be valuable in certain sections, 

 and we shall continue to propagate and sell auch 

 local varieties, but let me emphasize the fact 

 that the twelve varieties of apples and the five 

 varieties of peaches listed above are unquestion- 

 ably the cream for most sections. 



IMPORTATION OF SEEDLINGS. 



With regard to the importation of 

 ornamental seedlings under Quarantine 

 No. 37, the Federal Horticultural Board 

 has ruled as follows: 



"The admission of fruit stocks and 

 certain rose stocks under regulation 3 

 of Quarantine No. 37 has led to inquir- 

 ies as to the possibilities of admission 

 of similar stocks of ornamentals. These 

 inquiries have reference chiefly to seed- 

 lings, i. e., lining out stock to be im- 

 ported and either grown to salable sizes 

 and then sold or used as stocks for bud- 

 ding or grafting, the plants thus pro- 

 duced to be sold. Such importations are 

 entirely distinct from plants imported 

 to furnish buds, scions or other needs 

 of plant propagation and not for the 

 sale of the plants actually imported, 

 provision for the entry of which when 

 not available in the United States has 

 already been made in regulation 14. 



"Importers are advised that the im- 

 portation of ornamental seedlings for 

 the purposes indicated is not permitted 

 under Quarantine No. 37. It is expected 

 that such ornamentals will be ultimately 

 produced in this country to meet essen- 

 tial needs and provision is made in the 

 quarantine for the entry of seeds of 

 such plants both for direct production 

 and to supply necessary stocks for graft- 

 ing, etc. This may mean in some in- 



[Continued on page 122.] 



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