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quadgram	frequency
is one of the	948
one of the most	681
at the same time	542
one of the best	507
as soon as the	496
the surface of the	467
at the end of	440
in the united states	390
in the case of	387
of the united states	359
the top of the	340
it is one of	300
on the other hand	296
the end of the	292
the base of the	268
fruit of medium size	262
as well as the	250
the bottom of the	247
the size of the	244
in the form of	242
for the purpose of	233
northern nut growers association	231
is a native of	230
under the name of	218
is said to be	218
in the open ground	215
at the present time	214
the middle of the	206
the northern nut growers	203
on account of the	200
the growth of the	200
i would like to	199
from time to time	198
the american pomological society	192
as soon as they	191
with the exception of	188
at the time of	188
the side of the	187
it is necessary to	186
it is well to	184
ripens the last of	177
a few of the	177
a great deal of	175
an inch in diameter	175
in the same way	174
at the base of	172
surface of the ground	169
at the rate of	168
have lived in kansas	168
in the way of	168
than those of the	167
when the plants are	166
of an inch in	162
the quality of the	161
listed in this reference	161
in the vicinity of	159
it is a good	159
red at the pit	158
on account of its	157
ripens the middle of	155
may be increased by	154
the best of the	154
side next the sun	154
may be grown in	153
about the middle of	153
the plants should be	153
this is one of	153
exposed to the sun	152
it is a very	152
the side next the	150
the size of a	150
a large number of	150
of the northern nut	149
the roots of the	147
early in the season	147
it is best to	142
it is to be	140
in the middle of	140
in the spring of	138
fourths of an inch	138
the rest of the	138
the value of the	136
two or three years	136
fruit medium to large	135
on the side next	135
for the most part	135
the soil should be	132
a good deal of	132
will grow in any	131
two or three inches	131
the cultivation of the	130
i do not know	130
as well as in	129
and one of the	128
the fact that the	126
surface of the soil	126
have an apple orchard	126
trees are troubled with	126
should be planted in	125
the nature of the	125
an apple orchard of	125
cape of good hope	125
in the same manner	124
of some of the	124
early in the spring	123
united states department of	123
should be sown in	123
would make them of	122
the latter part of	122
a native of the	122
states department of agriculture	122
the middle of july	121
about the size of	121
i have lived in	120
to the depth of	120
it seems to me	120
care should be taken	119
it is better to	119
the middle of september	119
the centre of the	118
of the american pomological	116
as long as the	116
may be sown in	115
as one of the	115
but it is not	115
for the first time	115
in the open air	115
the last of june	114
good to very good	114
to the fact that	113
parts of the country	113
the edge of the	113
care must be taken	112
it will be necessary	112
by the use of	112
on the side of	111
the ends of the	111
it is said to	110
it is possible to	110
my trees are troubled	110
from year to year	108
to a depth of	108
inches apart in the	107
in addition to the	107
a few years ago	107
to be found in	107
the greater part of	106
the seed should be	106
in reference to the	106
that it is a	106
said to be a	106
to the height of	106
will be necessary to	106
it is difficult to	105
apart in the rows	105
of an inch long	104
in a mixture of	104
in the garden of	103
the last of september	103
the character of the	103
in the course of	102
the seed is sown	102
is not to be	102
by means of a	102
three or four inches	102
than that of the	102
an inch and a	101
the leaves of the	101
the form of a	101
the use of the	100
the middle of june	100
per cent of the	100
in a compost of	100
the last of august	100
to the growth of	99
i fertilize my orchard	99
a number of years	99
this is a very	99
for the production of	99
a part of the	99
if the soil is	98
of the best of	98
the axils of the	97
in some of the	97
two and a half	97
for a long time	97
in regard to the	96
and some of the	96
it is not a	96
fruit medium in size	95
and at the same	95
in the first place	95
i cultivate my orchard	95
the center of the	95
as a matter of	95
out of the ground	95
in which they are	94
three or four years	94
by division of the	94
the same manner as	93
the united states department	93
and a half in	93
it is impossible to	93
inch and a half	92
the early part of	92
it will be seen	92
was one of the	92
may be propagated by	92
on a large scale	91
late in the season	91
have tried and discarded	91
apple orchard of trees	91
by dividing the roots	91
on the top of	91
it is advisable to	90
as much as possible	89
at the beginning of	88
in some parts of	88
upper surface dark green	88
one and a half	88
for the sake of	88
is a seedling of	87
the length of the	87
during the growing season	87
they are to be	87
there are several varieties	87
a year or two	87
the bark of the	87
all parts of the	86
in a cold frame	86
to a height of	86
to that of the	86
the tops of the	86
fertilize my orchard with	86
in connection with the	85
in the production of	85
the name of the	85
be grown in the	85
the case of the	84
a portion of the	84
it is probable that	84
on the sunny side	84
it is not so	84
as soon as possible	84
i am going to	84
should be grown in	84
from two to three	83
it will be found	83
be found in the	83
on each side of	83
each side of the	83
the plants in the	83
in which it is	83
the appearance of the	82
on the part of	82
in the fall of	82
in proportion to the	82
of two or three	82
do not pasture my	81
eighths of an inch	81
the last few years	81
the whole of the	81
the ground should be	81
for two or three	80
the best time to	80
it is said that	80
lived in kansas twenty	80
not pasture my orchard	80
list of the american	80
as soon as it	80
the plants may be	80
is said to have	80
at the bottom of	80
the color of the	79
the middle of august	79
one side of the	79
that it is not	79
it should not be	79
and a half to	79
the weight of the	79
said to have been	79
about the end of	78
side of the sun	78
feet apart each way	78
the culture of the	78
apart in the row	78
it is a native	78
in april or may	77
the beginning of the	77
in july and august	77
for a few days	77
as a substitute for	77
the sides of the	77
the flowers are produced	77
like those of the	77
the report of the	76
a mixture of loam	76
can be grown in	76
may be necessary to	76
seed should be sown	76
as a result of	76
will have to be	76
one of the finest	76
close to the ground	75
in the bottom of	75
to the middle of	75
to the end of	75
in the hands of	75
the heat of the	75
season the last of	74
the part of the	74
it may be necessary	74
two or three times	74
the action of the	74
the same way as	74
inches and a half	74
the time of planting	74
in a bearing orchard	74
in contact with the	73
it is true that	73
it is not necessary	73
for the benefit of	73
be one of the	73
in the northern states	73
the beauty of the	73
from four to six	73
the fact that it	73
above medium in size	73
the development of the	73
two or three weeks	73
greater part of the	73
for the growth of	73
in the west indies	72
may be made to	72
in the spring and	72
so far as i	72
season of the year	72
may be planted in	72
the seeds of the	72
and may be increased	72
the time of the	72
four or five inches	72
one half natural size	72
ripens at the end	72
one of the largest	72
the form of the	71
division of the roots	71
of the most beautiful	71
will be found to	71
the level of the	71
prices have been from	71
in the centre of	71
from the fact that	71
part of the state	70
of one of the	70
the seed may be	70
in the cultivation of	70
i pasture my orchard	70
that there is no	70
should be placed in	70
the head of the	70
on the other side	69
in the southern states	69
i prefer ben davis	69
in the manufacture of	69
the best and most	69
as far north as	69
the back of the	69
if the weather is	69
is a matter of	69
five or six inches	68
that it may be	68
it must not be	68
not be allowed to	68
the end of may	68
of the plant is	68
the department of agriculture	68
in a few years	68
it may be said	68
six or eight inches	68
some of the best	68
do not think it	68
one of the first	68
a good plan to	67
where they are to	67
the close of the	67
it does not pay	67
i do not irrigate	67
to a considerable extent	67
is by no means	67
in the early spring	67
they should not be	67
from the time of	67
the end of august	67
should be allowed to	67
is likely to be	67
those of the common	66
in the neighborhood of	66
advise its use on	66
it may be grown	66
from a photograph by	66
about the first of	66
the best of all	66
a large amount of	66
while on the trees	66
be planted in the	66
part of the country	65
where the soil is	65
the last of july	65
a synonym of a	65
in many parts of	65
is supposed to be	65
for a number of	65
seed may be sown	65
as far as possible	65
red on the side	65
be sown in the	65
in spite of the	65
my best market is	64
and my apples with	64
there can be no	64
i do not spray	64
the united states and	64
be raised from seed	64
should be taken to	64
in may and june	64
at the top of	64
are a number of	64
red at the stone	64
i do not pasture	64
lower surface pale green	63
a place in the	63
i think it is	63
there is a great	63
under a hand glass	63
feet and a half	63
with a view to	63
is a good plan	63
or they may be	63
the temperature of the	63
that is to say	63
or it may be	63
in order that the	63
early part of the	63
apples in the orchard	63
on the surface of	62
part of the garden	62
a great number of	62
would like to ask	62
any part of the	62
flowers are produced in	62
and it may be	62
on the grounds of	62
from one to three	62
in the manner of	62
the end of june	62
in the reference given	62
in the south of	62
where the plants are	62
sown in the open	62
for market i prefer	62
of which there are	61
a small quantity of	61
there are a number	61
an inch in length	61
in the matter of	61
soon as they are	61
where there is a	61
of the most important	61
it has been found	61
some of the most	61
i do not think	60
the most beautiful of	60
it must be remembered	60
are to be found	60
other parts of the	60
when the ground is	60
for the use of	60
of the soil and	60
as in the case	60
for three or four	60
will be found in	60
a day or two	60
to those of the	60
the use of a	60
fruit while on the	60
the edges of the	60
in the midst of	60
from seed sown in	59
to the size of	59
in such a way	59
on their own roots	59
it will not be	59
for the reason that	59
two or three days	59
my orchard to corn	59
in march or april	59
by the side of	59
the exception of the	59
a certain amount of	59
they should be planted	59
a great variety of	58
there are a few	58
of which it is	58
to be able to	58
to be one of	58
towards the end of	58
from three to four	58
pasture my orchard with	58
with a sharp knife	58
on the farm of	58
i prefer bottom land	58
grow in any soil	58
a height of feet	58
as early as possible	57
as shown in fig	57
it seems to be	57
the same as for	57
from to per cent	57
and there is no	57
one of the very	57
are said to be	57
be grown in a	57
the young plants are	57
a large proportion of	57
in view of the	57
i do not thin	56
every part of the	56
its use on all	56
will be seen that	56
on the under side	56
a large quantity of	56
on the upper surface	56
there is no reason	56
upper surface light green	56
seems to be the	56
the south of europe	56
it would be a	56
in the shape of	56
larger than those of	56
i have never seen	56
use on all soils	55
it is of a	55
from one to two	55
and for family orchard	55
to cents a pound	55
at the close of	55
a matter of fact	55
american pomological society in	55
in front of the	55
below the surface of	55
in the early part	55
seems to me that	55
may be used for	55
one of the hardiest	55
cents to one dollar	55
of the best varieties	55
one of the earliest	55
than any of the	55
are more or less	55
can be made to	55
will be ready for	55
this part of the	55
in the process of	55
increased by dividing the	55
as well as a	55
in such a manner	55
axils of the leaves	54
the plants are to	54
that it can be	54
would advise its use	54
be given to the	54
of loam and peat	54
the flowers are of	54
there is also a	54
sort into two classes	54
in the preparation of	54
to the action of	54
and of good quality	54
i pick my apples	54
in the absence of	54
the wood of the	54
the upper part of	54
bureau of plant industry	54
in a cut state	54
as those of the	54
in june and july	54
and placed in a	53
feet apart in the	53
in one of the	53
there seems to be	53
preparation of the soil	53
as early as the	53
as that of the	53
on the station grounds	53
be placed in a	53
but it does not	53
the south and west	53
during the summer months	53
they are of a	53
the same as the	53
the fruit while on	53
in the axils of	53
from a seed of	53
it is not advisable	53
and is one of	53
that it will be	52
the protection of a	52
the attention of the	52
be taken not to	52
of the fact that	52
the flowers are small	52
the soil in the	52
a variety of the	52
parts of the world	52
of the value of	52
a good crop of	52
it is desirable to	52
that there is a	52
the members of the	52
of three or four	52
is not at all	52
the middle of may	52
the end of this	52
is not necessary to	52
various parts of the	52
may be said to	52
on the north side	52
to the production of	52
season the middle of	52
two to three feet	52
in the use of	52
seems to have been	52
an inch or two	52
during the winter months	52
are not to be	52
with a red blush	52
said to have originated	52
six inches in diameter	52
the under side of	52
at the expense of	52
to be the best	52
of the horticultural society	52
from the axils of	52
ought not to be	51
from three to five	51
the cape of good	51
the heart of the	51
under a bell glass	51
in the state of	51
well as in the	51
the end of september	51
the history of the	51
the life of the	51
with some of the	51
the first of september	51
the plants are set	51
the best way to	51
my apples with codling	51
about the same time	51
one dollar per bushel	51
in almost any soil	51
feet from the ground	51
should be made to	51
on the basis of	51
fruit above medium in	51
time of the year	51
supposed to be a	51
in various parts of	51
in the center of	51
it was found that	50
as a general rule	50
contained in an ounce	50
the inside of the	50
have been able to	50
the garden of the	50
said the chief gardener	50
cultivate my orchard to	50
do not thin the	50
ripens the first of	50
the first week in	50
to get rid of	50
in a short time	50
in a few days	50
of the very best	50
is growing in the	50
members of the association	50
with a red cheek	50
to one dollar per	50
four or five feet	49
so as not to	49
to repack stored apples	49
from the base of	49
when the fruit is	49
late in the fall	49
from the middle of	49
the end of a	49
do not dry any	49
is known as the	49
it may also be	49
moisture in the soil	49
from to cents a	49
not thin the fruit	49
the roots should be	49
should be cut back	49
in two or three	49
the flowers of the	49
it will be a	49
species and varieties of	49
in the latitude of	49
to such an extent	49
to a great extent	49
under side of the	49
but it is a	49
in the fall and	49
the fruit of the	49
the preparation of the	49
seems to be a	49
and more or less	49
must be remembered that	49
when the soil is	49
with red at the	49
at the foot of	49
two or three feet	48
is found in the	48
inches below the surface	48
as well as for	48
a quarter of an	48
be done in the	48
to the use of	48
of a number of	48
of the black walnut	48
that they may be	48
are contained in an	48
red in the sun	48
with regard to the	48
from two to four	48
it is possible that	48
most of them are	48
of the annual meeting	48
this should be done	48
there is no doubt	48
one of the few	48
the habit of the	48
similar to that of	48
part of the season	48
they begin to grow	47
the condition of the	47
is to be found	47
and covered with a	47
a large portion of	47
it is evident that	47
it is desired to	47
and a half feet	47
ten or twelve inches	47
when the seed is	47
a week or two	47
different parts of the	47
thin the fruit while	47
half an inch in	47
orchard with stable litter	47
in the development of	47
from to inches in	47
if the plants are	47
the amount of water	47
a height of from	47
three or four feet	47
the board of directors	47
the massachusetts horticultural society	47
they may be planted	47
is the best time	47
take the place of	47
a liberal supply of	47
my orchard with stable	47
be kept in a	47
that they do not	47
by means of the	47
is used as a	46
it would not be	46
of the most valuable	46
have to repack stored	46
seeds may be sown	46
upper part of the	46
as far as the	46
should not be allowed	46
the work of the	46
it may be well	46
like that of the	46
if it is not	46
by the fact that	46
but this is not	46
to the extent of	46
seeds should be sown	46
that they can be	46
on account of their	46
of the nineteenth century	46
the strength of the	46
when the weather is	46
i think it beneficial	46
on the south side	46
either side of the	46
must be taken to	46
it is perfectly hardy	46
the shape of the	46
there are so many	46
it has not been	46
sow the seed in	46
the banks of the	46
i should like to	46
soon as it is	45
as an article of	45
as far as i	45
to the cultivation of	45
a seedling raised by	45
the southern part of	45
in diameter at the	45
i have ever seen	45
raised from seed sown	45
the stems of the	45
my apples by hand	45
or two of the	45
by the end of	45
the ripe seeds are	45
so far as the	45
the end of july	45
it is believed that	45
it is in the	45
the height of the	45
in april and may	45
quite a number of	45
some of them are	45
four or five years	45
in order to get	45
in the proportion of	45
sections of the country	45
in order to have	45
soon as the plants	45
at the ends of	45
the best time for	45
on the shaded side	45
about half an inch	45
just as soon as	45
glabrous within and without	44
the soil in which	44
not think it advisable	44
and a half or	44
pick my apples by	44
stored apples before marketing	44
fourth of an inch	44
the first of july	44
and as soon as	44
rays of the sun	44
the middle to the	44
it is not only	44
to be used for	44
may be said that	44
on one side of	44
so as to be	44
that it would be	44
at the head of	44
on the upper side	44
be grown in pots	44
five or six years	44
in the culture of	44
and a half long	44
and it is the	44
two feet and a	44
from the time the	44
in consequence of the	44
the finest of the	44
there will be no	44
as may be seen	44
the colour of the	44
repack stored apples before	44
stained at the pit	44
is by far the	44
the fertility of the	44
in a state of	44
the production of the	44
is the same as	44
you are going to	44
they may be grown	44
the soil must be	44
the horticultural society of	44
three or four weeks	44
four to six inches	43
the same time as	43
the flowers are white	43
of the new york	43
of this variety is	43
one of the oldest	43
in allusion to the	43
are troubled with canker	43
to be the most	43
of the rocky mountains	43
i am inclined to	43
varieties of this species	43
if there is a	43
as well as to	43
the plants will be	43
is due to the	43
it ought to be	43
that they are not	43
the benefit of the	43
a small portion of	43
the place of the	43
to the amount of	43
all the year round	43
and it should be	43
grown in this country	43
many parts of the	43
nature of the soil	43
i have found that	43
to feet in height	43
and for this reason	43
a member of the	43
the hands of the	43
a large part of	43
exposed to the air	43
four inches in diameter	43
the outside of the	43
that some of the	43
think it would be	42
is more or less	42
as the plants are	42
of the best and	42
early in the morning	42
seed is sown in	42
there should be a	42
grown in the open	42
free circulation of air	42
i think it pays	42
and other parts of	42
taken out of the	42
the roots may be	42
are two or three	42
of this variety are	42
they ought to be	42
it is hard to	42
the plants must be	42
the same treatment as	42
may be seen in	42
the flavor of the	42
a small amount of	42
to the top of	42
to be a seedling	42
the planting of the	42
from the middle to	42
from six to eight	42
mixture of loam and	42
a compost of loam	42
on the pacific coast	42
with a tinge of	42
the same is true	42
of new york city	42
a more or less	42
to the last of	42
ripens early in september	42
it would seem that	42
one dollar per day	41
origin and and general	41
by the middle of	41
it would be well	41
the seeds may be	41
in a cool house	41
three inches in diameter	41
the composition of the	41
in the open in	41
does not seem to	41
at a time when	41
to a certain extent	41
the seeds are sown	41
is no reason why	41
the top of a	41
it is a great	41
week or ten days	41
similar to those of	41
from a pit of	41
is the most important	41
in a small way	41
may be allowed to	41
it will grow in	41
so that it is	41
with a distinct suture	41
and and general remarks	41
from the united states	41
would seem to be	41
it belongs to the	41
may be raised from	41
be increased by cuttings	41
be placed in the	41
it appears to be	41
there is not a	41
in accordance with the	41
of many of the	41
the same as that	41
it is not to	41
country or colour name	41
there is a good	41
growth of the plants	40
may be due to	40
a number of the	40
that of any other	40
of the leaves and	40
with red on the	40
of the soil is	40
of very good quality	40
variety of the common	40
so as to make	40
to the beauty of	40
a good supply of	40
the leaves are large	40
in this way the	40
a small genus of	40
where they can be	40
the vigor of the	40
annual meeting of the	40
the middle of april	40
it is a large	40
the seeds should be	40
when they may be	40
with one or two	40
quality of the fruit	40
that it should be	40
for the manufacture of	40
it is an excellent	40
parts of the united	40
the north side of	40
it can be done	40
the soil and the	40
in order to secure	40
in the fall or	40
many of them are	40
and it is not	40
a half in diameter	40
is a variety of	40
soon as the ground	40
the united states is	40
of the department of	40
the bulk of the	40
the influence of the	40
are some of the	39
to be kept in	39
above the level of	39
parts of the plant	39
but it must be	39
by far the most	39
the trees in the	39
months of the year	39
on either side of	39
easily raised from seed	39
in a cool place	39
one hundred and fifty	39
be grown in any	39
in the month of	39
be propagated by cuttings	39
of any of the	39
a half to two	39
on top of the	39
to take care of	39
after the manner of	39
that it is the	39
of the soil in	39
three or four times	39
in may or june	39
the united states pharmacopoeia	39
may be used in	39
be said to be	39
when the trees are	39
condition of the soil	39
it is not the	39
propagated by dividing the	39
of the best quality	39
under the head of	39
to keep them in	39
this can be done	39
it is important to	39
very good in quality	39
and some of them	39
may be placed in	39
of trees and shrubs	39
in any part of	39
and it will be	39
it can be grown	39
the open ground in	39
the leaves are of	39
of the plant and	39
the last week in	39
and it is a	39
part of the house	39
habit of the plant	39
will be able to	39
and that it pays	39
it should be planted	39
soon as they have	39
a foot or more	39
of nitrate of soda	39
thrive best in a	39
of water in the	38
spring and early summer	38
any kind of soil	38
to the number of	38
i prune with a	38
is that it is	38
of the same species	38
by the name of	38
be used as a	38
to which they are	38
the soil and climate	38
increased by division of	38
the cultivation of this	38
out of the soil	38
with that of the	38
the manner in which	38
it may be that	38
on the subject of	38
the varieties of the	38
it will be well	38
latter part of the	38
not been able to	38
to have originated in	38
it may be propagated	38
appears to have been	38
said to be the	38
is very similar to	38
the origin of this	38
of the nature of	38
until they begin to	38
there will be a	38
at the annual meeting	38
some parts of the	38
the soil of the	38
the owner of the	38
with the addition of	38
under the influence of	38
are among the most	38
on the banks of	38
is one of our	38
a quarter of a	38
of the old world	38
two inches in diameter	38
on a small scale	38
but there is a	38
into the united kingdom	38
after the plants have	38
have an orchard of	37
if it can be	37
should not be planted	37
in this part of	37
bushels to the acre	37
is the result of	37
my trees are in	37
the other side of	37
at the base and	37
above the surface of	37
of the size of	37
planting of nut trees	37
trees are in mixed	37
the tips of the	37
every two or three	37
one of the great	37
i prune my trees	37
we are going to	37
one of the handsomest	37
it is propagated by	37
the great plains area	37
never tried distant markets	37
flattened at the base	37
longer than the leaves	37
may be had in	37
as large as a	37
the first of the	37
they may be increased	37
are in mixed plantings	37
to inches in diameter	37
sort into three classes	37
in western new york	37
be found to be	37
to be grown in	37
in the province of	37
may be found in	37
if you want to	37
be allowed to grow	37
the middle of october	37
for the cultivation of	37
to the present time	37
and most of the	37
for a week or	37
lily of the valley	37
up to the present	37
i do not dry	36
in august and september	36
to say that the	36
nearly all of the	36
successful in storing apples	36
the interior of the	36
so as to give	36
and is said to	36
the crown of the	36
in the heart of	36
i have been able	36
but it may be	36
the cost of the	36
the extremities of the	36
dried in the sun	36
there is a variety	36
as soon as ripe	36
a considerable number of	36
of the best for	36
and it has been	36
feet to feet high	36
for rabbits i wrap	36
the remainder of the	36
be seen that the	36
far as i know	36
fact that it is	36
so that they will	36
in a temperature of	36
in the gardens of	36
the first of august	36
in the selection of	36
to do with the	36
for a long period	36
is going to be	36
best market is at	36
quarter of an inch	36
the second and third	36
in three or four	36
so that it may	36
of from to feet	36
at the right time	36
to inches in length	36
from specimens received from	36
of one or two	36
in the growth of	36
such a way that	36
it is of the	36
up and down the	36
of an inch thick	36
it may be sown	36
the trees should be	36
any of the other	36
to two or three	36
of the leaves are	36
in the fact that	36
is obtained from the	36
but it should be	36
so much the better	36
there has been a	36
i think it would	36
come in contact with	36
as large as the	36
the origin of the	35
arranged singly as lateral	35
in the united kingdom	35
should be cut off	35
later in the season	35
about an inch in	35
six to eight inches	35
the ground in the	35
a few of them	35
nothing in a bearing	35
in all parts of	35
lower surface light green	35
market is at home	35
with a shallow suture	35
to be a very	35
in other parts of	35
about the th of	35
of an inch broad	35
it is likely to	35
and the flowers are	35
is the best of	35
of the university of	35
singly as lateral buds	35
this variety is a	35
should be kept in	35
to the value of	35
should be at least	35
to three or four	35
from the top of	35
it is easy to	35
members of the northern	35
where there is no	35
described from specimens received	35
i would make them	35
part of the plant	35
it should be remembered	35
be used in the	35
the rows should be	35
the fact that they	35
is well worthy of	35
foot and a half	35
official in the united	35
ten inches in diameter	35
of the crop is	35
my orchard with hogs	35
of the same size	35
and there is a	35
the effect of the	35
and the number of	35
and a half inches	35
to the united states	35
be sown in a	35
when the plant is	35
lived in kansas thirty	35
a cross between the	35
to the attention of	35
by the action of	35
smaller than those of	35
sown as soon as	35
three to four feet	35
this is a small	35
this is the most	35
and retain their vitality	35
may be grown from	35
as the ground is	35
to one of the	35
must be well drained	35
with more or less	35
very large and full	35
that many of the	34
one inch in diameter	34
to keep the plants	34
a few days later	34
one of the chief	34
ordinary soil and position	34
be borne in mind	34
i have reduced the	34
the face of the	34
the following is a	34
there is a very	34
the following are the	34
the stem of the	34
in a dry place	34
half an inch long	34
the state horticultural society	34
the leaves of this	34
the lower part of	34
in any garden soil	34
the royal horticultural society	34
it should be done	34
very early in the	34
one or two of	34
by reason of the	34
more or less of	34
one end of the	34
as well as those	34
in spring or autumn	34
but it has been	34
in order to make	34
it is very important	34
of the committee on	34
the trunk of the	34
is a cross between	34
fertility of the soil	34
out of doors in	34
may be well to	34
in a dense rosette	34
should be done in	34
have reduced the codling	34
the body of the	34
the culture of this	34
of the varieties of	34
three or four days	34
are contained in a	34
is a very good	34
as the result of	34
five inches in diameter	34
paper in this report	34
is to be used	34
the first time in	34
the presence of the	34
the first few years	34
with from one to	34
it is important that	34
at a distance of	34
under the same conditions	34
to say nothing of	34
eight or ten inches	34
has the advantage of	34
the state of the	34
on the culture of	33
of the young shoots	33
the cause of the	33
for a few years	33
the south of england	33
it is the most	33
of moisture in the	33
large part of the	33
the same kind of	33
any length of time	33
is shown by the	33
height of from to	33
the depth of the	33
and one or two	33
stored in the soil	33
it should be grown	33
a seedling of the	33
the foliage of the	33
the result of a	33
due to the fact	33
when they begin to	33
there are many varieties	33
in a few weeks	33
the needs of the	33
the flowers are in	33
so that it will	33
listed without a description	33
the members of this	33
by the addition of	33
in ordinary garden soil	33
i have seen it	33
if the ground is	33
such a manner as	33
have been in kansas	33
in the beginning of	33
large portion of the	33
all the way from	33
has been made to	33
so that they may	33
are by no means	33
they will not be	33
out of the way	33
for a year or	33
in order to prevent	33
a week or ten	33
in favor of the	33
it is a matter	33
the appearance of a	33
it would have been	33
who are interested in	33
the success of the	33
in the south and	33
species of this genus	33
one of the greatest	33
will be glad to	33
they are apt to	33
that it has been	33
that it does not	33
to sow the seed	33
particular as to soil	33
the land should be	33
the expense of the	33
to be in the	33
resemble those of the	33
are of easy culture	33
that it will not	33
being one of the	33
in the neighbourhood of	33
in many of the	33
are large enough to	33
this may be done	33
the aim should be	33
as some of the	33
five or six feet	33
with which it is	33
the bed should be	33
to remain in the	33
in different parts of	33
will be fit for	33
the south side of	33
the same as those	33
a foot and a	33
adapted to the growth	33
in the event of	32
in the open border	32
in the history of	32
the th of june	32
most of the other	32
they thrive best in	32
the removal of the	32
if you have a	32
there is but one	32
the value of a	32
the ground can be	32
an acre of land	32
at the back of	32
a treatise on the	32
character of the soil	32
only a few of	32
in the eastern states	32
inches in diameter at	32
which it may be	32
a long time in	32
with the result that	32
a number of varieties	32
sandy loam and peat	32
from the standpoint of	32
both sides of the	32
of this plant is	32
half an inch deep	32
a considerable quantity of	32
roots of the plants	32
from eight to ten	32
other side of the	32
two inches and a	32
flowers are produced on	32
and would advise its	32
during the period of	32
they are in the	32
be cut back to	32
there shall be a	32
to a limited extent	32
set in a shallow	32
the plants are in	32
of the last century	32
plants should be set	32
at the time the	32
it is a little	32
they should be kept	32
large to very large	32
in august or september	32
i plant my orchard	32
i have seen the	32
be used for the	32
has a tendency to	32
six or seven inches	32
any good garden soil	32
in a young state	32
of the persian walnut	32
at right angles to	32
to be a native	32
of good size and	32
second and third grades	32
at the proper time	32
are found in the	32
may be regarded as	32
in the size of	32
when in full bloom	32
for the home garden	32
three to four lines	32
raised from seed by	32
you have got to	32
is to be done	32
it is well known	32
mentioned in this reference	32
aim should be to	32
that part of the	32
think i have reduced	32
be planted in a	32
about two feet high	32
foot apart in the	32
cuttings of the young	32
for a short time	32
and should not be	32
by cuttings of the	32
as many of the	32
how to grow them	32
it is the same	32
for which it is	32
of the same variety	32
three feet in height	32
in advance of the	31
united states and canada	31
great care must be	31
growth of the plant	31
the pit which is	31
appears to be a	31
almost any kind of	31
parts of the state	31
by the application of	31
used as a substitute	31
i have no doubt	31
the manner of the	31
within the last few	31
in order to keep	31
is of a bright	31
it is only a	31
would like to have	31
mentioned in the reference	31
if there is any	31
it may be increased	31
it is quite hardy	31
and the fruit is	31
it is safe to	31
some of the varieties	31
in a great measure	31
quarters of an inch	31
to the surface of	31
to the conclusion that	31
where it can be	31
were it not for	31
the northern part of	31
contained in a quart	31
is a very important	31
the past few years	31
the introduction of the	31
flowers are of a	31
lower part of the	31
from the seeds of	31
can be no doubt	31
there is only one	31
the south of france	31
to be met with	31
to the attacks of	31
can be grown on	31
they should be cut	31
same is true of	31
is not likely to	31
to give them a	31
after it has been	31
to have been introduced	31
it is interesting to	31
to protect them from	31
with an abundance of	31
this is a large	31
the treatment of the	31
as a means of	31
fifty cents per bushel	31
be seen in the	31
is shown in the	31
plants are to remain	31
to prevent them from	31
it is the best	31
be a seedling of	31
if the trees are	31
only one or two	31
used for this purpose	31
of the eighteenth century	31
in most of the	31
is to keep the	31
of the most useful	31
in the nineteenth century	31
as little as possible	31
the root of the	31
the climate of the	31
from three to six	31
of an inch deep	30
with the idea of	30
has been done in	30
at the new york	30
in february or march	30
windbreaks are not essential	30
from june to august	30
on the south and	30
is covered with a	30
set out in the	30
sell apples in the	30
in the latter part	30
have not been able	30
with two or three	30
should be remembered that	30
will be well to	30
to be used in	30
species of the genus	30
the plants are well	30
one of our most	30
garden and farm manual	30
but it will be	30
are to be planted	30
the course of the	30
be grown from seed	30
to keep the soil	30
plant my orchard to	30
the text with plate	30
the end of march	30
as i have said	30
and that it is	30
the names of the	30
as compared with the	30
stem of medium length	30
was placed on the	30
the planting of nut	30
if there is no	30
which should be sown	30
to which it is	30
should be given to	30
the plants begin to	30
the seeds are small	30
market i prefer ben	30
of the most popular	30
never be allowed to	30
would be glad to	30
as much of the	30
the side of a	30
the formation of the	30
by the time the	30
be remembered that the	30
a place in every	30
ripens early in august	30
in the soil and	30
and put them in	30
grows to the height	30
thousand are contained in	30
of the state of	30
in the southern part	30
from which it is	30
taking care not to	30
size of the fruit	30
the place and time	30
the first part of	30
the mouth of the	30
there is plenty of	30
the shape of a	30
left in the ground	30
leaves with reniform glands	30
stone of medium size	30
at a temperature of	30
the last ten years	30
in the island of	30
a little more than	30
it is the only	30
of the species of	30
from the use of	30
it is grown in	30
in the usual manner	30
the earliest of the	30
may be taken up	30
of the second year	30
and many of the	30
of which i have	30
some of the plants	30
should be made of	30
of those of the	30
in the soil is	30
should be put in	30
and i think it	30
in a similar manner	30
a considerable amount of	30
but they are not	30
inches from the ground	30
fall to the ground	30
from may to july	30
that can be grown	30
the fruit is of	30
one and the same	30
so as to form	30
you will find that	30
to the length of	30
can be done in	30
this is not the	30
the fall of the	30
as we have seen	30
plant nothing in a	30
the extent to which	30
of the fruit is	30
the summer and autumn	30
of the present day	29
parts of the garden	29
listed in the reference	29
the plant is of	29
ripens early in july	29
less than and less	29
the london horticultural society	29
great care should be	29
on the edge of	29
the thickness of the	29
according to the size	29
to make a good	29
about a foot high	29
in all its parts	29
sow the seeds in	29
not particular as to	29
than any other variety	29
out in the open	29
cordate at the base	29
and less than and	29
it is also a	29
is thought to be	29
than and less than	29
will not be necessary	29
and for family use	29
the foot of the	29
the plants have been	29
on the roots of	29
where it has been	29
the time of sowing	29
they are liable to	29
if this is done	29
far as i can	29
in the markets of	29
worthy of a place	29
fruit on the trees	29
well adapted to the	29
the results of the	29
and patched with russet	29
at the edge of	29
in sand under glass	29
large proportion of the	29
during the first year	29
by seed or division	29
not seem to be	29
the soil to the	29
the direction of the	29
they may also be	29
in sand under a	29
there is danger of	29
can be used for	29
all of which are	29
apart in each direction	29
an inch or more	29
and in a few	29
i have seen a	29
end of the month	29
cultivated in this country	29
from july to september	29
during the month of	29
a free circulation of	29
with a dark red	29
am successful in storing	29
or four inches of	29
over the surface of	29
is supposed to have	29
the bulbs should be	29
and may be propagated	29
you will have a	29
a little of the	29
the most important of	29
be increased by division	29
and the plants are	29
of the tree is	29
much the same as	29
is the best for	29
and the amount of	29
of this species are	29
nut culture in the	29
the front of the	29
is the only one	29
the side exposed to	29
may be divided into	29
a synonym of b	29
adherent to the fruit	29
can be obtained from	29
a list of the	29
be sown in april	29
place in the garden	29
be kept in the	29
in the latter case	29
be a native of	29
side exposed to the	29
to the best advantage	29
the majority of the	29
if they are to	29
off close to the	29
part of the united	29
for planting in the	29
the flowers are very	28
in the nursery row	28
some of the other	28
four feet in height	28
cheek next the sun	28
twelve inches in diameter	28
about a foot in	28
the length of time	28
about feet in height	28
than in any other	28
produced in great abundance	28
if you do not	28
propagated by division of	28
as to form a	28
best in a mixture	28
that they should be	28
and that is the	28
for any length of	28
may be obtained by	28
we do not know	28
they thrive in a	28
a sufficient number of	28
to some of the	28
has not yet been	28
be put in the	28
and the use of	28
in the middle west	28
may be made in	28
out of the question	28
or more in length	28
and think it beneficial	28
a hundred and fifty	28
but there is no	28
for a few hours	28
from the south of	28
they can be grown	28
i wrap the trees	28
as lateral buds and	28
for the table in	28
is the time to	28
can be done by	28
in the garden and	28
the first of may	28
feet or more in	28
in storing apples in	28
with the aid of	28
as shown in the	28
paper in report and	28
attains a height of	28
all the species are	28
same way as the	28
and at the end	28
so as to keep	28
when they should be	28
are likely to be	28
that of the common	28
the basis of the	28
for a family orchard	28
and a few of	28
the skin of the	28
cut down to the	28
sown in the spring	28
plants are to be	28
to the roots of	28
when grown in the	28
so as to leave	28
be found on the	28
and in some instances	28
one or more of	28
of the roots of	28
an austrian perry pear	28
in a general way	28
in the following spring	28
of the same colour	28
the soil is not	28
when there is a	28
a wide range of	28
in the following manner	28
of the most desirable	28
until the following spring	28
be taken from the	28
have been made to	28
of the tree and	28
that there will be	28
when the tree is	28
in twos and threes	28
are liable to be	28
the first of june	28
it is a common	28
from the end of	28
the new england states	28
separating from the pulp	28
should be covered with	28
should be well drained	28
as fast as they	28
it is doubtful if	28
by far the best	28
fruit small to medium	28
to bushels per acre	28
liberal supply of water	28
three and a half	28
may be kept in	28
black walnut black walnut	28
in june or july	28
or eight inches in	28
for the following year	28
some of the old	27
the base of a	27
and those of the	27
should be set in	27
at the surface of	27
in so far as	27
and in order to	27
in the middle states	27
with reference to the	27
the new york state	27
new york experiment station	27
is out of the	27
it may not be	27
may be obtained from	27
an abundance of water	27
of soil and climate	27
should not be used	27
has been found to	27
it must have been	27
when the crop is	27
in the habit of	27
plantings at battle creek	27
in the growing of	27
on both sides of	27
and should be planted	27
a foot in length	27
of most of the	27
the way in which	27
there are a great	27
when the leaves are	27
on the under surface	27
and of a dark	27
quite distinct from the	27
i have never been	27
there may be a	27
and cease cropping when	27
six inches apart in	27
soon as possible after	27
the district of columbia	27
in size and form	27
fruit matures in mid	27
introduced into this country	27
some of which are	27
some of the more	27
have a tendency to	27
is not advisable to	27
that they may not	27
fully exposed to the	27
remain in the ground	27
rabbits i wrap the	27
the end of october	27
until the middle of	27
the crop has been	27
middle to the last	27
i am sure that	27
such an extent that	27
in the chapter on	27
along the ventral suture	27
grows to a height	27
flowers are borne in	27
is not only a	27
that are to be	27
according to the variety	27
a few inches of	27
on account of blight	27
the ball of earth	27
the conditions under which	27
some of the trees	27
of the leaves of	27
one third natural size	27
early in the fall	27
and the united states	27
the spring and summer	27
state of new york	27
so long as the	27
an account of the	27
to the bottom of	27
in this case the	27
large enough to be	27
we are indebted to	27
the pots should be	27
of water from the	27
keeps and ships well	27
as long as it	27
there is no need	27
can be used in	27
it may be planted	27
varieties of nut trees	27
it is essential that	27
it was introduced into	27
when the seedlings are	27
on the lower side	27
all that is necessary	27
but i do not	27
most beautiful of all	27
of the state horticultural	27
as a wall plant	27
i sell apples in	27
a great many of	27
the greater portion of	27
while the plants are	27
the most popular of	27
a native of china	27
plants that have been	27
will be ready to	27
it one of the	27
to be found on	27
the whole plant is	27
in a pot of	27
feet above the ground	27
from a seed bed	27
best adapted to the	27
an inch in thickness	27
from feet to feet	27
as it is a	27
they will grow in	27
propagated by cuttings of	27
is one of those	27
would be well to	27
of easy culture in	27
the edge of a	27
to be planted in	27
is not so much	27
the leaves begin to	27
leaves are of a	27
is remarkable for its	27
be removed from the	27
plants are set in	27
is a very beautiful	27
the flowers are not	27
are several varieties of	27
and thickly sprinkled with	26
a small piece of	26
a piece of ground	26
of the young plants	26
orchard of trees from	26
will be found that	26
considered one of the	26
i do not fertilize	26
of four or five	26
a manner as to	26
be fit for use	26
at the pit which	26
of the royal horticultural	26
to go into the	26
the upper surface of	26
have a number of	26
in february and march	26
bark of the stock	26
base of the blade	26
and quality of the	26
i think that is	26
be increased by seed	26
the gardens of the	26
it is usual to	26
sandy loam and leaf	26
i am not sure	26
in the intermediate house	26
to the ground and	26
it is a hardy	26
its habit of growth	26
i have not been	26
members of this association	26
eight inches in length	26
exposure to the sun	26
in the east indies	26
and exposed to the	26
on the pacific slope	26
they require to be	26
of an acre of	26
and yet it is	26
heat of the sun	26
seem to have been	26
east of the rocky	26
as it has been	26
on the north and	26
planted out in the	26
kellogg plantings at battle	26
the young shoots are	26
a description of the	26
sell in the orchard	26
when the plants have	26
of this genus are	26
rough to the touch	26
phosphoric acid and potash	26
green changing to yellow	26
on the cultivation of	26
the american fruit grower	26
in size and shape	26
have tried distant markets	26
for the size of	26
in a growing state	26
be seen by the	26
it thrives best in	26
i have resided in	26
i have to repack	26
the first to the	26
each other in the	26
seasons of the year	26
in the ground and	26
to per cent of	26
of the growing season	26
so that there is	26
part of the crop	26
inches in diameter and	26
be increased by dividing	26
of the young wood	26
down to the ground	26
the case of a	26
am inclined to think	26
fruit medium or below	26
the course of a	26
the growth of this	26
size and shape of	26
in the home garden	26
in the line of	26
and they should be	26
one of the many	26
a compost of peat	26
be allowed to get	26
that it was a	26
are apt to be	26
from ten to fifteen	26
there would be no	26
on one side than	26
if the seed is	26
for the beauty of	26
and a half of	26
to do the work	26
in order to be	26
the state of new	26
early in the nineteenth	26
with the back of	26
in the list of	26
in addition to this	26
have lived in the	26
does not appear to	26
from that of the	26
supposed to have been	26
as they begin to	26
to the growing of	26
very good to best	26
in most parts of	26
to the effect that	26
from the first to	26
soon as the frost	26
the number of trees	26
the height of ft	26
of the plant are	26
what is known as	26
pound of dry matter	26
it is necessary that	26
if the land is	26
any time during the	26
water should be given	26
is the only species	26
the pots must be	26
to the th of	26
best time to plant	26
the price of the	26
the proceedings of the	26
we have got to	26
may be done in	25
seven or eight inches	25
should be taken not	25
on the side exposed	25
as the case may	25
work can be done	25
with a piece of	25
thrives best in a	25
new york agricultural experiment	25
and of a pale	25
may also be sown	25
as nearly as possible	25
of a place in	25
red next the sun	25
the width of the	25
to take up the	25
the young pods are	25
until the end of	25
the time when the	25
the plants are not	25
there is nothing to	25
a good many of	25
of the easiest culture	25
the flowers are large	25
of five or six	25
five cents per bushel	25
it may be made	25
but one of the	25
best in a light	25
of the west indies	25
to any great extent	25
and the leaves are	25
of sandy loam and	25
there is no question	25
has been known to	25
is of little value	25
ripens from the middle	25
a mixture of peat	25
side of the leaves	25
by the northern nut	25
the city of boston	25
and the fact that	25
a good many years	25
that one of the	25
a study of the	25
the ease with which	25
the nuts of the	25
from plant to plant	25
on some of the	25
but the fruit is	25
in the usual way	25
the point of the	25
it is certain that	25
parts of the kingdom	25
be made in the	25
in the making of	25
the latter end of	25
from each other in	25
are used in the	25
if it is a	25
be planted out in	25
the man from everywhere	25
may also be grown	25
the th of july	25
the great majority of	25
from to inches long	25
or three inches high	25
in the application of	25
for more than a	25
i know of no	25
the rim of the	25
the bulbs may be	25
of the last named	25
and they may be	25
of nut trees in	25
to the nature of	25
about the same as	25
that can be done	25
any of the others	25
to be given to	25
as a source of	25
i am glad to	25
the vicinity of the	25
this is the best	25
the best of them	25
netted and patched with	25
during the latter part	25
six or seven years	25
be the same as	25
the best known of	25
would have to be	25
never been able to	25
and you will have	25
under the shade of	25
and the quality of	25
the leaves are in	25
the soil for the	25
hundred are contained in	25
the kellogg plantings at	25
a temperature of about	25
the most beautiful and	25
york agricultural experiment station	25
and two or three	25
a few days after	25
there are several other	25
in a number of	25
of the city of	25
or in the open	25
level with the surface	25
in july or august	25
which they may be	25
of the massachusetts horticultural	25
be ready for use	25
when they are in	25
the difference in the	25
in september and october	25
as much as the	25
the buds begin to	25
the extremity of the	25
keep them in a	25
lived in the state	25
this is not a	25
they are intended to	25
six feet in height	25
of the northern states	25
of the plants in	25
thrive well in a	25
to some extent in	25
as well as on	25
the best varieties of	25
for use in the	24
are the same as	24
tinged with red at	24
as the season advances	24
with a layer of	24
in the light of	24
shagbark hickory grafted in	24
for the reception of	24
are easily raised from	24
of the use of	24
ranges from to cents	24
and the chief gardener	24
tenths of an inch	24
is apt to be	24
from five to seven	24
members present at any	24
that it cannot be	24
there are several species	24
within the limits of	24
the same quantity of	24
northern part of the	24
which is said to	24
it is ready for	24
one to two feet	24
at the present day	24
the stamens in length	24
two feet in height	24
and this is the	24
planted in the open	24
showing habit and flower	24
three to four inches	24
the result of the	24
is well known that	24
part of the stem	24
it was necessary to	24
trees and shrubs that	24
to the stamens in	24
there are many other	24
after the plants are	24
the eastern part of	24
it is found that	24
season of bloom intermediate	24
to three feet high	24
which is the best	24
the amount of the	24
be sure that the	24
the time they are	24
is very difficult to	24
large enough to handle	24
those of any other	24
within a few years	24
the grounds of the	24
on the opposite side	24
the production of a	24
the middle of march	24
appears to be the	24
the plants can be	24
it is not very	24
the points of the	24
from five to six	24
from end to end	24
two to three inches	24
in the direction of	24
to be a good	24
for the fact that	24
part of the world	24
and dried in the	24
over a period of	24
to a large size	24
be left in the	24
as it does not	24
in habit of growth	24
in the long run	24
has been found that	24
at the age of	24
it is customary to	24
the crop will be	24
and how to grow	24
the ripening of the	24
one or the other	24
a very short time	24
the name of a	24
during the past year	24
the committee on membership	24
of them may be	24
as it is called	24
be seen from the	24
be stored in the	24
in relation to the	24
in rows feet apart	24
trees of the same	24
the journal of the	24
four and a half	24
the reason for this	24
but i have never	24
there can be little	24
may be seen by	24
in a shallow cavity	24
is about the size	24
the last of may	24
the seed of the	24
from may to august	24
if the season is	24
it is a small	24
they should then be	24
in its wild state	24
is shown on page	24
two or three of	24
i want to say	24
i think i have	24
do not know of	24
to do is to	24
by jessie tarbox beals	24
the date of the	24
in the summer and	24
may be taken as	24
as if they were	24
seedling of van mons	24
in the early days	24
will be sure to	24
the last two years	24
by the united states	24
in the last few	24
the same time the	24
raised by van mons	24
with a bright red	24
the vitality of the	24
have been made in	24
the united states of	24
after they have been	24
the latitude of new	24
rows three feet apart	24
sown in april or	24
what has been said	24
the frost is out	24
is that of the	24
to be covered with	24
they should be grown	24
the end of february	24
of the best sorts	24
is found to be	24
is taken from the	24
as it should be	24
which are produced in	24
they should be placed	24
the characteristics of the	24
and a number of	24
it would be better	24
the importance of the	24
pointed at the apex	24
in the northern part	24
the spring of the	24
bear in mind that	24
feet in height and	24
the arrangement of the	24
southern part of the	24
before the end of	24
before they begin to	24
this is done by	24
the way of the	24
in mind that the	24
be obtained from the	24
same time as the	24
a matter of course	24
increased by seed or	24