May, i i}oo. 
AMERICAN FRUIT AND VEGETABLE JOURNAL 
calyx and tlir-rc* get some of rli<- poison 
with the tender skin of the fruit npon 
which they first feed. 
The second brood of codlln motti is iniieh 
t'n.rc illllieult to •l' -Moi. t.ir tin- lor. ,»• 
eat tlielr Way lull! the ipph • :i "I | ... i r- «1 
nuiftt tiny where, n rut the poUmi I* •./«.!! 
washed off, that the ehanies nr kilting 
i hem are much h ■-* ihon those of the m«t 
luiM nl. one thorough *prnyl«e Just offer 
blossoming time is about nil that n 111 
efficient. 
San Jose Scale in Georgia. 
Thirty thousand peach trees wen burned 
In Mltehell comity, ficnrgin, by order of 
the stale entomologist, on account of the 
ravages of the San .lose scale. These It". - 
We«t Virginia.- -Prospects s 
emit fur average fruit crop. 
Ohio. Weather favorable for fa 
and vegetation; light fm«t. but 
age 
Mich lean. All fruit prism . is 
promising. 
Wisconsin I'r. sjwcfs for fruit i 
South I Utkina. Fruit* liliNiiiuiti 
Nebraska Fruit trees full of I 
Oklahoma It .In an.1 hail .■»»« 
damage to crop* imj fruit 
Idaho General annw nit on 
was followed l-y liravy fnvl, w 
jer.Mi mine frnlt bloom*. 
New Mexico rooi. with high 
wind*, unfavorable for fruit' nod 
Nevada. Mar I fr»'c*tng April iif 
aged fruit bloom* 
Th. donned 
our 
AN Oltt 'IT A It D IN TIIK SAIT UIVF.lt \ VI.I.T.N Ml 
11 Is surprising what rtevelnjimiMti* arc- being mad 
In the great western slates and trrrltorte- lu nm 
glons, where n< •tiling but btlfTnln gras-, or 'age br»* 
l»y the aid of Irrigation, the flatwt of fruits ami 
duel'll. 
The above beautiful orchard. 'Hunted m -.ir the l,n. 
Is lu one of these favored places 
ON \. 
* arc pnr 
S:mt,i Fe. 
ILLINOIS HORTICULTURAL REP 
comprised the cut Ire orehurd of I> I" and W.mhlngiou I no . 
G, M. Bacon. snow on April i*5; fruit 
It is said that near Pe Walt. Georgia, tables damped bv ov*t 
that there are more than JUKI, IKK) tree* «> Oregon Snow uml 
infested with the sente that the} will have low. d t.. . . . r i „ 
to be desire .veil, to protect other "ivhii.l- fruit amt v. i- 
tiv 
\ei 
Horticultural News. 
EXTRACTS FROM GOVERNMENT CROP 
REPORT. , 1>aiU Th „ f(l 
New Vntii. Fnispcets ter .ill fruit* , _.,. r t ,T N 
promising. 
OHIO GHA P £8. 
It FIDO 
due mu 
of 
Oltlc 
of 
nidi 
I'onnaylvanlo. Fruit pni'pecf* favor j , . , v t . 
ill'l M Pi fill 
On., for the 
Maryland Oetlimb continue* piumming (> p. 
for all fruit*. _ r 
Vlrglula. Fine JUolIllNe fur t ml t 
Itiotglu. It. '.ivy null crop Indicated able in *h>n 
Florida •t'llroii- milt" and piie-.i.pi.- ,,r | e . ,,, 
promising, Kr ,. 4t Mt | af 
Tennessee 1'rnU pro«|n - la Oill excel ,„ m ,| „;,k 
>•*"» . , , year, no* 
Kenliii ky Prospect for fruit bettn than | in . ( 
I air not 
ll1lk.fl) o 
It nrtordi 
a tv of 'u. 
While 
to t»U 
if 
I he 
for year* 
Illinois Fruit pr.uipi'.-N i-oiiiiiiu. 
tree- iv. re well tilled with Id 
Iiiillaun Fruit tree* eovi-r.d 
bloom, 
MK*Dl. 
'd; jm.-kei 
1* uot a pi 
, amt hrit 
\ fuiK v 
well (llll'll K.- 
...•I 
ate n deni an 
d to r> 'ponsibh di 
i. * | W f , - 
iv tn bl »* 
good 
V y% 111 tnnK** wr.-t 
Inc .- 
compits 
Uii'lv rviw)UQt>tv ppm 
ltf« 
slhle 
IbTtli u! 
TU. 
GIG VNTI 
ORCHARD DEAL TALK! 
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