. Katalog 1895: Alles für die obstbauer. Baumschulen (Gartenbau) Ohio Bridgeport Kataloge; Obstbäume Sämlinge Kataloge Kataloge; Obst; Pflanzen, Zierpflanzen Kataloge. PARKER EARLE. WilhouL douljt tlif beste Beny ou den Markt, sprechen in einer allgemeinen Weise und unter Berücksichtigung der allgemeinen guten Qualitäten. Es gibt andere von größeren Typ, und andere, produktivere, aber es gibt keine, die mit ihm im allgemeinen Qualität Rang) -. Im sprechen von Parker Earle im Frühjahr '92, empfehlen wir allen unseren Handel es in einer allgemeinen Weise zu pflanzen, und für Markt und wenige fehlgeschlagen, es zu versuchen

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. Catalogue 1895 : everything for the fruit grower. Nurseries (Horticulture) Ohio Bridgeport Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. PARKER EARLE. WilhouL douljt tlif best beny ou the market, speaking in a general way, and taking into consideration its general good qualities. There are others of larger type, and others more productive, but there are not any that will rank with it in general qualit)-. In speaking of Parker Earle in the spring of '92, we recommended all our trade to plant it in a general way, and for market, and few failed to try it. We had faith in it from its very first appearance on our grounds; so much so that we planted it heavily, and the more we see of it the more we are impressed. On our grounds, after we had dug every plant from a bed in the spring of'91, the parent plant, in the spring of '92, produced an average of over one quart per hill, or 10, 000 quarts per acre. This crop was harvested under the most unfavorable circumstances^ as there was not a working day from March 25 to May 15 that we were not among them, taking up plants, and loosening the soil about the roots. Had the above-named plantation not been disturbed, I have no doubt it w-ould have yielded at the rate of at least 500 bushels to the acre. Every commercial grower should plant it, and we will say that it will be years before it will be reduced to the regular rate of standard sorts. It makes but few runners, and the increased demand that must be for a berry of its quality will keep it high for some years. We have reduced our rates to about one-half those of last spring, so that Ihey will be in reach of the commercial grower, and think we are safe in saying that our stock is the largest outside of Texas, " its home. " 25 cents per dozen, $1 per 100, S6 per 1, 000. 5PLENDID. This is a new western berry, and from the reports of the different e.-cperiment stations, is a very promising variety. The introducer has so much fait

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