Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-06

COVE DALE NURsERY.-We had the pleasure re-
Gently of ride with DR.. Edward Taylor, out to his
residence, three miles from the public square 9l
Cleveland aud Of looking through 'COve Dale Nur-
| seryr-Ot which DR.. T. is the proprietor. He has
20 acres OF land and already he has IS acres of il
covered with Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Currants,
| Berries EVergreens Roses, and with whatever else
that goes to make one of the nest-if not the best
Nurseries in Northern Ohio. DR.. I. intends soon
to have the remainder of the arabic land of the 20
acres covered with the same kind O articles in the
Fruit Tree and Shrub line. But let US ennmerate
| what he has at present
| OF Apples he has l04 varieties, and an aggregate
of I4O 900 trees of Cherries he has 81 varieties
and an aggregate 900 trees of Peaches, he has
IS varieties and an aggregate OF 10000 trees Of
Pears he has % varieties and an aggregate OF To-
600 trees; OF Plums he has 26 varieties and ag-
gregate of OO0 trees; of Grapes, he has the CaaW
| ba, Isabella, Diana, Concord, Rebecca. Delaware,
| HerbemOut White SWeetWater, Ohio. Alexander,
Clinton, Union Village, Kings Seeding. Miners
/ White Black Marion, WinslOw's Seeding, and
Northern Muscadine. Here are in this list nearly
| all of the best varieties cultivated.
Dr. T. has plenty OF Cherries OF Nahaleb stocks,
ian imported tree from France,) which dwarfs the
Cherry tree and gives early and fruitful bearer.
OF Roots. he has Asparagus, and of Rhubarb four
varieties-Downing's Colossal, Linnaeus, TOb0isk,
and the Victoria. of these, the Country Gentle
man declares that the Linnaeus is the finest, being
fit for use all the season. Other varieties, il tays,
late IN the seGSOu OtCtuc StIluSg anu lOuEu
In small Fruits, he has the Black English, Black
Naples, Cherry, Fertile de Palleau "a new French
VARIETY Red Dutch, Transparent, White Grape,
and the Victoria Currant. Ofthese, the Dr. thinks
! the Red Dutch is the best for making jellies or
wine.
OF Gooseberries (under the same head) he has of
the English varieties, Crown Bob, Greenwood,
/ Pale Red, Red Champaign. and Whiesmth and
of the American variety, Houghton's Seeding.
OfRaspberries, he has twelve varieties, of which
two varieties are Autumnal bearers.
In the line OF Strawberries, be has 81 varieties,
and among them the Wilson Strawberry. He has
also the Bush Alpine, hich begin to bear in July
and are bearing SILL We had the satisfaction Of
plucking and eating berries from his vines. He
| has also the Dorcastle, and the New Rochelle or
/ LaWton Blackberries.
| Dr. T. imports several varieties of fEvergreens-
/ some from France, and some from Scotland. To
the foreign kinds he adds all the American. or
these and other shrubs he has an extensive supply.
One hundred and fifty varieties constitute the ag-
gregate Of his Roses. He has 81 varieties of Dab
| las, and fifty varieties of Verbenas.
We found Dr. Taylor very pleasant and cour-
/ teors gentleman, well posted in his business, and
to whom We are indebted for the patience he ex-
hibited in answering the thousand and one ques-
tions we asked, and for his kindness in showing US
over his grounds. and the so great multitude OF
| Fruit Trees that we can think Of or see nothing
else but them since.-PGiRsrille Tel.