. Il canadese del giardiniere. Coltivatori di frutta' Association of Ontario; frutti-coltura. Note e commenti. Fig. 2565, il Sig. Barry. E poiché la sua dipartita il sig. W. C. Barry ha abilmente riempito la posizione onorata. I frutti presentano. Un seminterrato era dedicato ai frutti dis- play, che era apprezzabile in alcuni punti, ma difficilmente eguagliato il nostro proprio a Walkerton. La pera leader presentano era come di consueto da- Sigg. Ellwanger &AMP; Barry e loro un- jou pera era davvero unico che ha mostrato di essere molto desiderabile come un mar- ket varietà. È veramente un magnifico pera, e abbiamo trovato uno di BES

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. The Canadian horticulturist. Fruit Growers' Association of Ontario; Fruit-culture. NOTES AND COMMENTS.. Fig. 2565, Mr. Barry. and since his decease Mr. W. C. Barry has ably filled the honored position. THE FRUIT EXHIBIT. A basement was devoted to the fruit dis- play, which was creditable in some points, but scarcely equalled our own at Walkerton. The leading pear exhibit was as usual by- Messrs. Ellwanger & Barry, and their An- jou pear was really the only one that showed up as being very desirable as a mar- ket variety. It is truly a magnificent pear, and we have found it one of the best for ex- port, but not very productive as a dwarf; besides it drops early. EXPORT PEARS. "The Duchess is mv favorite pear, " said Mr. McNeil, our chief inspector, who was looking over the exhibit with us. "I have an orchard of five hundred trees, and I in- tend to set five hundred more of the same variety in the spring." We remarked that it was an excellent export pear, but often sold very low in our home markets. " I know it, " said Mr. McNeil, "but I intend to plant nothing more for home markets. I want to plant for export only, and for that it is first-class." We mentioned Pitmaston as promising, especially for long shipment, for as grown at Maplehurst it is very large and desirable in appearance, and it is firm enough to hold up in ordinary storage. " That is at present the first consideration with us in Ontario, " said Mr. MeNeill, "and until we get proper storage from start to fin- ish we must make shipping quality the first consideration in planting. We can never unite with this the highest quality for des- sert, because delicacy of texture and juici- ness go with high flavor. So it is useless trying to get varieties to combine high qual- ity and firmness. We should rather aim at a better system of cold storage, so that we can ship our tender, delicious Crawford peaches and similar high class fruits to dis- tant market

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