. The American fruit culturist. chestnuts compensate in a measure fortheir inferior flavor to our native sorts, by their greater sizeand the earlier bearing of the trees. They are furthermorevery prolific. Grafting these great nuts upon American stocks will prob-ably add to their hardiness and vigor. Varieties. Advance. Large, smooth, dark. Tree vigorous, productive, bearsearly. Ripens last of September. Japan. Alpha.* Large. Tree vigorous, regular, and prolific bearer. Ear-liest to ripen. Japanese. Originated in New Jersey. Bartram Late. Medium, bright color, three to a burr. Ripensmiddle of
. The American fruit culturist. chestnuts compensate in a measure fortheir inferior flavor to our native sorts, by their greater sizeand the earlier bearing of the trees. They are furthermorevery prolific. Grafting these great nuts upon American stocks will prob-ably add to their hardiness and vigor. Varieties. Advance. Large, smooth, dark. Tree vigorous, productive, bearsearly. Ripens last of September. Japan. Alpha.* Large. Tree vigorous, regular, and prolific bearer. Ear-liest to ripen. Japanese. Originated in New Jersey. Bartram Late. Medium, bright color, three to a burr. Ripensmiddle of October. European. Originated in Pennsylvania. Black. Large, dark color, productive. Ripens last of Originated in New Jersey. Dager. Large. A seedling of Ridgeley. European. OriginDelaware. Early Reliance. Medium, smooth, bright. Tree dwarf, spread-ing, bears early. Ripens last of September. Japan. NUTS. 443 Eureka. Large, quality above average. Tree rapid grower,spreading habit. Not hardy North. European. #-^.
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