The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

readers arl deslfoua Of obtaining any. We are
confident he ALL be able To supply them with
The best varieties,
HAsoNfH, Aptl ~, $500.
Mr. CulpwioK DIAN SIN II notice IN
your remarks on my advertisement Of Fruit
Trees and Soions. inserted IN your paper Of
the Goth inst that you solicit me Ia iufnian
your readers with my opinion asto which of
the many varieties Of the Apple are the best
adapted 10 your climate aud anil-
have had very good school on this sub.
iect---bc,ng minus some thousand dollars for
the Nani- Of the pfoper information 10 start
with, haycv4eSnt Something by my hard
experience, but my tuition has come aliogcth
~ too hgh, and Il others can BE- bcnc fitted by
the results Of my experience on this subject, |
am willing they should, and will very cheer.
fully name some Vt the most hardy va.
ricics, and those which think might be thu
best adopted TO your climate and aoil The
Baldwin will probably do wcllun dry ish sandy
upland, or primitive soils some what up from
the gslley- aHd streams Raaa. L.lsytd Green
ing, Is an old variety and harder Than the
Baldwin and wants higher cultivation, and
think will succeed we'll R5tbury Rasscu Is
o shy bearer at the north aud not quite MS bar
ty, Ecucrutiy, rs the other two varieties, uud
~ hardly worth raising m a northern locaupn.
Blue Pear MAN, very hardy and the father
north you carry It the more valuable IL the
fruit-kccps later and IL higher favored, aud
is every way welt adapted to your region ~
shaker Fippip-has ils origin with The Enfield
shakers and is perfectly hardy aud vatu6bic
fruit, also Shaker Grccning. Lcverct's Red,
is another fine and hardy fruit, aud / nigh,
add TO the list the Golden Bali, Hubbards, on
Noncsuch, Northern Spy, Quccning, Taylor S
Spice, Sweet Pearmain, Danvors Winter
Sweet, Green Swecting, Bucl Sweet, Sweet
Scck.no further, Shrcprhcin, Summer Har-
vey, Bells Favorite, Early Sweet Bough,
Porter, Red aud Yellow Gibcrien. Crabs will
flourish any and every where, where the
mcanest shrub will grow, and are highly or.
-nUmrUrIt ttIUru uru II frw vHr1rt1ru tiii,1rrr=
aud Pears, that no doubt VIII flourish well in
Caledonia County The Udal or Early Sweet,
ST Michael and wudiy Prurs, and the imperl.
al Gage, Lombard, Washington, Egg and
Magnum Bonum Plums, on n Canada Plum
7 Stock.
There are mtny other Selected native vari.
cites That have Their origin in N. IT. and VI,
/ that are still harder than many ofthose have
named, and equally as good fruit, trees of
which | am raising, but not now big enough
10 transplant / have taken much pains to
make a selection from among our native fruits
of such varieties as have proved themselves
I great bearers and hardy trees, oycn IL they
were little inferior to other tender varieties
! knowing Giving dog to be better than 4
/ dead Lion and ten bushels ofgood decent
! apples to be worth more than none at all of
the most mouth catering varieties.
There are certain varieties of valuable ftuitt
which seem to be we'll adapted, and will -four
I sh ia almost any snil, location or climate, and
the Fruit grower should turn mis- attention 10
this. subjcct-consider hiR latitude and loon
ton and make a judicious selection. He will
then succeed and enjoy the frat of his labor. =
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH PINNE0.