Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-14


r,,pr-It has been said that he who
b.. tree grow where none gre" oe'ore' slao-
"n' no ,yovfarer with the fragrance ol lts
,..soms and the richness OF i'S irul'' pe'ior'DS
I'. aat mot only of public benehcence but private
"'' m,,oro are few land owners in town or
YO' h,t might, by the exercise OF little
e"n"'' and forethought, raise sufficient fruit
home consumption. DR.. Kennicott' hortcul-
mnl editor of the Prairie Farmer, man OF
,h ovnerience and observation, says" the free
-, rine fruits not only prevents disease, but
,hr regulated enjoyment helps to remove that
'.nb already exists" The proper season for
.,.snlanting fruit trees is any time between the
,i,r of the leaf in autumn and the swelling of
,bouds in Spring. The present month in the
oo,,ains of this State is believed to be the most
.nibe time by those who have experimental.
qbexponse of fruit raising is trfing after the
4,ooare once procured and in the ground, and
tbp st of trees so much reduced now that all
con all themselves of the opportunity of sur
runng their homes with orchards, though they
he sll, which in a few years will repay the
OVnean hundred fold.
Seval thousand fruit trees of choice variety,
from Shell Mound Nurseries, Brooklyn, Ala
media ,unty, are now offered for sale at the or
cbard f r. DUNGEY, on Taylor street. Trees
from Il above nursery come highly recommen
ded noouly by individuals, but by the Califor-
MIA Htcultural Society, Alameda County
Agricultural Society, and the Sonoma and Contra
Costa i;ricultural Societies, all of which last
wear awrded premiums for fruit grown at the
Shell Mond Nurseries Of r. w. Washburn. The
trees noyonrered by Mr.. Dungey comprise apple,
pear pm, cherry, peach and apricot. There
are of
AprLrsr- -Badwin-winter apple, large, bright
red, jucyAnd rich-trees grow very vigorous
Black Hert, Cooper, Dutch gnonne-winter
apple, larc, beautiful apple, russet, streaked
with red, I'D fine favored Dutchess of Olden-
burgh--fal apple, large, streaked red and yell
low; Esoils Spitzenburgb, Fall Beauty Gloria
Mundi, Hwthornden, Keswi"k Goblin, Green
Ncwtown lippia-winter apple when ripe yell
owish greG, very juicy Rhode Island Greening
winter apple, greeush yellow, flesh tender and
Juicy, with ich, acid favor a constant bearer
in all soik and situations Roxbury Rnsset.
Sweet Bong, Talpahocking, Vnndevere, Winter
Qneen While Winter Pearmain, Twenty Ounce
'ippin, Ranoo-large, yelow and red, mild fla
yorcd q widely cultivated and esteemed old
'aricty; Mchoei Henry Pippin-large, round
sh apple, y,lloPish green, with specks Of russet;
rec very pr,dudive.
s.-Iartett- large, clear. yellow, tender
nd sweet; beers very young; Benrre Diel,
jhaumontel, Dearborn's Seeding, Doyenne Bous
ouck. Duchess d d'Angouleme, Glou Morceau,
)nondaga -larg, rich, yellow, slightly buttery;
e Jersey. Seckel Soldat Lab0ureur and Virga'
len. The Louis Bonnie de Jersey and BeurTe
del are beautifuand rich varieties
PLUMs.-BrevOrt' Purple, Green Gage, Prince
imperial Gage, JfTerson-large, oval, purnieish
heck, juicy and ighly favored very prolific :;
nd six other varieties.
The stock of Cherries, Apricots and Peaches
in dormant buD include all good varieties
Besides these, Nj. Dungey offers 1000 domestic
nd foreign CRABS and Grape cuttings.
These trees arIal in the ground, in nursery |
orm, and are in kcellent condition, having been |
arelully packed land the roots well protected
ersons wishingtrees should purchase early.
New AND Cn4cE WINTER MEATs.-By refer |
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