The Orchard.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 25 June 1891, Page 3

The Orchard.

Those.about to plant. are naturally anxious to know the different kinds of apples that woijH answer to grow for export.. "% are indebted to " Kepos^iii the Auckland Weekly News iyi< the following list, \ery. many o f which we can personally, voi\<jh for :— f-If intended for export, °^ily such varieties that are known to carry well and come in at the right season should be. planted. From careful- observation 1 have nohesitar, tion in recommending any of the following varieties : -Aflnrns' Pearman, American Golden Kussst, Aromatic Russet, Ballarat Secflliug, Blenheim Orange, Ben Duvis,_ Cox's Orange Pippin, Cleopatra, Data of Devonshire,.Esopuß Spitzeniv^rg, Graven stein, Golden Eeinette^ Grimes Golden Pippin, Hamilton, Hall's Seedling, King of tha Pippins, Horn, Jonathan, Lord Burghley, Lbrd Wojselay/ Magg's \ §eedh'ng, Melon, Nickajack, Northern Spy, Newton Pippin (Yellow), Reinettedu Canada Eoyai Pearman, Rome Beauty, Bhode Greening, Ribstone Pippin, Scarlet Pearman, Shepherd's Perfection, Shockly, Stansill, Stone Pippin, Scarlet Pearman, Stunner Pippin, Wellington Pippin, Ohinemuri, Prince of Pippins, Pride of Australia. Although the above list is confined frnrA'nm and late sorts, I believe man^of the earlier kinds would carry Isfely, and realise remunerative prices.