. Catalogue 1895 : tout pour l'arboriculteur. Pépinières (Horticulture) Ohio Bridgeport catalogues ; catalogues des plants des arbres de fruits ; fruits ; plantes ornementales, Catalogues Catalogues. STARR APPLE. Les pommes. Le premier fruit, tant en importance et sa culture générale, est l'Apple. Sa période, à la différence qu'ofother fruits, s'étend sur près ou tout au long de l'année. En plantant des sélections judicieuse de l'été, automne et hiver sortes, une succession constante de cet indispensable les fruits peuvent être facilement obtenues pour l'usage de la famille. Il n'y a pas de ferme- qui récolte sur la moyenne va produire un quart le plus de revenu par un

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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. STARR APPLE. Apples. The first fruit, both in importance and general culture, is the Apple. Its period, unlike that ofother fruits, extends nearly or quite through the year. By planting judicious selections of summer, autumn and winter sorts, a constant succession of this indispensable fruit can be easily obtained for family use. There is no farm- crop which on the average will produce one-fourth as much income per acre as will a good .-Xpple orchard. STARR. This valuable Apple, although never formally introduced to the public, lias been fruiting sev- eral years. It is an accidental seedling. It has proved a very desirable, reliable and valuable market Apple, and is now ofF..'red, after several years of thorough testing, in comparison with other best early market Apples, and it always brings 25 to 50 per cent, more in market, and sells readily at $1 per % bushel basket. The tree is a good, healthy grower, comes to fruiting young, and is an abundant and annual bearer, though heavier on the alternate j-ear. The fruit is very large, 11 to 12 inches around. Showy, being a pale green color, frequentlv with a handsome blush or sunny side ; very early, being marketable first week in July, and will continue in good condition until September, being an e.xcellent shipper for so early an .^pple ; has carried to California in e.xcel- lent condition ; pleasant subacid, a very superior cooking and a good eating .'pple. Mail size, $1 each; ist class Jr.50 each, $15 per dozen. DOWXIXG'S WINTER MAIDKX BLUSH. Fruit large, irregular, sometimes flattened, and at other times slightly elongated, inclining to conical ; generally angular; skin light va.en yellow, with a bright red clieek in the sun ; stem short, usually projecting half as high as cavity, though in a few specimens it projects to its surface and

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