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CONDITION OF THE FRUIT CROPS—(Continued), 
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APRICOTS. | APPLES. PEARS. | PLUMS. | gerRies, CHERRIES. axp NEC FIGS. s. | SUT, AND 
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ae ‘Averagi ; | Very scarce Good crops j Average, |Moderate crop Moderately — Moderatel | None out-of- All ki | 
iross es protected Damsons below | good +2 4 a | oors "y | enn bak | be Sao E We e 
a | nt in houses present oe very ` 
s dant 
Heavy crop; | Poor crop ; Average crop Good on walls,| Heavy cro Small, and Good under Very fi ete good 
fruit rather | fruit small poor on stand-|! fruit sma i under pie erage preg thin on aiie perak: i Peleng: A a ed 
small | ards | walls | average, Rasp- berts and Cobs ich 
| | | berries plenti- thin 
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Good crop Light cro Fins : bag Fair crop on | Under aver- | Very few A partial cro; Not grown Very light Ing low averag 
generally a a A ate y frò walls ; Rcd age, ee to| except of P| out-of-doors de Re pang y Aid e — Saat 
Dam _| dry sea Morellos | destroyed by | Chilford 
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aii} i Good. crop Fair crop | Average crop; Very good Peete i fruit} Good crop | Average crop | None grown Good a Light crops |S. A. W 
ei ‘ crop | outside Hill, Mandela 
5 a s and (Keswick Cod- Scarce Scarce Mea a Plentiful and | Abundant, eee Good, w ith No crop Fa Mier Clumber, 
; lin abundant ; : finé | some trees the exception sop 
siet j joris | affected with of Goose 
p Ab d V 1; | Abund Fair Goad erp iet eae? 
glia un ai in ee bane undant in air 3 crops | Fair, but small zee ew grown; | Good crops; | Very fe Daniel Judd - 
he places ; fair fruit small places, and | sons on iene z : | none here will Raspberr: Res aidr ak dara 
> y in othe generally good} lands much ripen 
shrivel elled 
Excellent, and | Much under | Very good |Almosta failure Abundant and) Very good | Partial crop wees Very good sees James Fairweather 
z early for the average . ' fine ; season ptg piar yan Halston Hall, Os- 
S district _ short ‘ 
Very good Good Abundant Very good Good Very good Good Good where | Very good Good H. Welch, :' 
f . grown Nites 3 Hall Gar- be 
A Light crop, and - Partial- Good crop, but) Heavy ‘ Good nee Very bad ee Plentiful — ; Wate | ee 
small cere nat a. g~ except : ; esley, 
Madi Partial M andant] GARA sif A Abund A good Plentif Ov A r 
e pi crop ;| Partial crop ost abundant a verage crop undant crop} * ..-- i kai crop, lentiful wen as. 
fru r than | except of black! ` ton Manor arden 
eon | urrants 
Very spi Half crop Good aie Abundant, but Plenty- | Very good | Do not ripen | Gooseberries | Plentiful in (Thos. Rabone, Alton 
affected by | ae | and Currants she n ered Towers, Cheadle 
: ; drought \ her Leone Rasp- 
| | berr me ood 
A light crop; | A thin crop Good on walls,) An average |Verygoodcrop,| Good average Thin crop Good here ; not Genet al dot A failure os Thos. _ Bannerman, 
fruit fine generally average on crop; Damsons| fair size and crop | ea grown cellent ; ets and thin in the; Blithfield, Rugeley 
. standards thin fine flavoured ut-of-doors | in low s istick 
tions 
Unusually | Plentiful, but} A very good | Both rather |Abundant, but Abundant, but Very few |Montgomery 
heavy crops of| suffered from |crop of all sor ts Be sh vode dropping off small from indeed . dent Cole Ovtba 
Il kinds _ the drought hrough want of ra Hall, Ashby-de-la- 
ouc 
seberries | Not very misi |William ‘Ingram, Bel- 
voir Castle Gardens 
...|Light here but) A very good 
heavy in some crop 
ais 
Very good on 
wall ; fair on 
standards 
Less than half, Very partial, Much betteron| Satisfacto Veryabundant, A very good |Peaches a fair A Goo 
a crop; trees especially of wall trees than crops of Jeter but half the | show, but af crop, and es ee abundant mising ; leave 
at present | thelesshardy| standards | son, Mee erg $ jured by t hea than usual ; nining yellow 
health: kinds Golden Dr roug black-fly seca: | Currants and | from ogi 
on valls d rie frost Raspberries 
Good crop 7 i k i sin tb e Abundant, „but Plenüful ti a crop, Monis plen-, Heavy crop 
Plentiful Plentiful menna and | Very good | Very good Plentiful Plentiful me he — 
ood 
j Plenti, and Very fair | Very plentiful 
Abundant, and rce in TO Abundant on | crop and pa $o Scarce here, Thin generally) Plentiful gape and s, v Gan 
very fine e; 
, an A 
quality excel- nie tone some w walls and stan-| crop and s Eatington 
lent - trees ry on dards berts ret be Stratford-on-Avo 
standards r 
Very fine crop More than was, Middling A fair crop Very good ; Few on open i. ban Excellent, viz. Thin o A fp Worker, Mi 
i expected short season rals, rir so Raspberries, j 
under r glass Crean r ayi iita a 
About half a | Variable; good) Full crop Full crop |Good crop, but 
crop crops here ‘soon over 
Very thin, but Asst half Good 
fruit remark- ee he 
ably good ye pore 
Partial crop 
Abundant on Medium [Abundant and i L Abundant; | 
valls, also on good ; soon i Curran 
pyrami id over, on affected od With 
account of fly 
situations only de AE aaraa a wie a ; 5 fine a 
P : =e eee me on ee ee ip Grek Hoek, | Beare fobn G hields, 
" fetal vio Riana pen A fine Mon» No C shorts ad À; a; ‘Chipping 
standards = Raspberries 
i A heavy | A good crop ; | A fine crop, |A very inferior, All fallen off |A ys | a i’ short |Philip Frost, Drop- 
A coy nest AaS Banido ig fruit fine on A hop ~ fruit crop in most pof Filbe ” more 
places cially on n walls heavy soil places alnut 
>: in Abundant, but’ Plentiful, and = An seat S siie 
ces | not large eon | p, bi ties genera’ 
i T e dinate thai ia me abundanta ere 
: : T usual - Morellos an 
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conti George Thos. Miles, ag 
ie- A moderate pide nt and 
et varie oa go es Wal W. i Abbey 
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| Plentiful and | On wall trees! Never had Same as | Plentiful and © Not many Very hey | 
: good \ : | | good grown | better 9 fr i and 
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fine ; standards better | Plums 
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in. | Plentifulon Heavy crop oi Good crop | Good crop: Very plentiful Good crop | Very 
3 w, stand- walls ; stand- | > Moreiips, | cogs 
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