Alberi da frutta e fiori di Minnesota . Il Min-nesota State Fair, ma dopo che il tempo piovoso iniziato againand non lasciò fino a tardi in autunno. Le prugne. La prospettiva per le prugne era molto buon inizio nel mare-figlio, ma il forte vento ha rotto un buon numero degli arti offthat erano troppo caricato e le piogge crepe aperte a largenumber della frutta migliore. Alberi di prugne di fatto un enormousgrowth di legno la passata stagione. Le mele. La nostra Virginia granchi mele foro un buon raccolto di fair, butthe granchio trascendente alberi erano circa sterile. La grande applesare appena iniziando a sopportare, ma abbiamo avuto qualche f

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Trees, fruits, and flowers of Minnesota . the Min-nesota State Fair, but after that the rainy weather started againand did not let up until late in the fall. Plums. The prospect for plums was very good early in the sea-son, but the heavy winds broke quite a number of the limbs offthat were loaded too heavily, and the rains cracked open a largenumber of the best fruit. The plum trees made an enormousgrowth of wood the past season. Apples. Our Virginia crab apples bore a good fair crop, butthe Transcendent crab trees were about barren. The large applesare just starting to bear, but we had some fine specimens ofWealthy, Pattens Greening and other leading varieties from fiveand six year old trees, some of which have borne sparingly be-fore. The raspberries were a fine crop this year, the Loudon and Marl-borough being our two best bearers and sellers. Strawberries also were a fine crop, but ours being mostly thelate varieties were caught by the heavy rains which made it im- vice-presidents report, fourth congressional district. 89. 90 MINNESOTA STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. possible to get them picked at times, so, oi course, the loss was veryheavy, as it usually is under such conditions. The rains were soheavy that in some cases nearly half the berries would be washedaway when ripe, or holes washed in them. We have nearly thirtyvarieties of strawberries fruiting, but we thin them out as we findthem wanting. Some of them that did the best with us are theBederwood, Qyde, Lovett, Warfield, Enhance, Carrie, SenatorDunlap, Sample, Aroma, Brandywine. The Rough Rider is cer-tainly a rough one with us and is not worthy of trial, like a goodmany others with new fancy names just made up to sell. In re-gard to the market it would seem as though the growers of smallfruits could come together and build a canning plant or plants, sothat whenever the market is glutted the surplus could be canned andsold for a great deal more than selling them under those conditions.The fruit growers of

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