Image d'archive à partir de la page 13 du catalogue descriptif des spécialités régionales . Catalogue descriptif des spécialités : fruits, vignes et plantes1887descriptivecatal bois Année : 1887 12 Catalogue Abrégé de spécialités. Les variétés de pommes Sibérie {Pyrus Baccata) ont jusqu'ici été principalement appréciés pour leurs belles fleurs et la belle- apparaissent de l'arbre lorsqu'il est chargé de fruits. Il y a plusieurs points sur lesquels nous souhaitons appeler l'attention, et sur lesquels nous basons notre recommandation de ces fruits hardy pour la culture générale : 1st. Thej' peuvent être soulevées sur tout type de di

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Archive image from page 13 of Descriptive catalogue of specialities . Descriptive catalogue of specialities : fruits, vines and plants descriptivecatal1887wood Year: 1887 12 Abridged Catalogue of Specialties. The varieties of Siberian Crab Apples {Pyrus Baccata) have heretofore been mainly valued for their handsome flowers and the beautiful appear- ance of the tree when loaded with fruit. There are several points to which we wish to call particular attention, and on which we base our recommendation of these hardy fruits for gen- eral cultivation: 1st. Thej' can be raised on any kind of soil and in the most exposed situations with perfect safety. 2d. They will stand the severity of the changes of the coldest weather. 3d. They come into bearing very early, often in the second year from planting, and bear every year. 4th. They are very productive, bearing large crops of beautiful fruit. 5th. They are unequaled for cider or vinegar. 6th. Some of them are pre-eminently dessert fruits, being of superior quality and strikingly handsome. 7th. They can be dried, cooked, canned or preserved, with the skin on, saving a great amount of trouble. 8th. The size of the fruit varies from one and one-half to two and one-half inches in diameter, being large enough to quarter and core for drying, etc. And as Proliibition in some counties of some states is taking: Iiold, the farmer --lio has a Sfood Crab orchard in bearing- will make money in selling- the cider at good prices. Mr. Elias Sharpe, of Ioekport, N. Y., who has been for many years endeavoring to find a hardy fruit that will be profitable to grow for mar- ket, and who has spent time and money with a lavish hand to secure this result, says that the most profitable api:)les that can be grf)wn are the im- proved varieties of Crabs. He sent a quantity of this fruit to Boston in the fall of 1872, where one variety sold for $16 per barrel, and the others at $10 per barrel. Mr. Lovando Sharpe, of the same place, who has grown the

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