Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-10-04
Fruit, Flowers, Vegetables.
The Remarkably Pine ENhibit Made in
EInrnI IInlI.

several feet Of space Large traces of
Canada twelve rowed, and Columbia eight
rowed corn, every ear as perfect as posi-
BILE, Governors early sweet corn, Potter's
Excelsior sweet corn eight rowed and true
to name, also some that had become mixed
with other varieties and taken on extra
rows, showed the careful tllage and selec-
ton of varieties of Mr. Geo. W. Pierce,
the Asylum farmer
Paris golden celery, turban Bay state
early Marbehead, Hubbard, long white
crook neck and mammoth Chill squashes,
the latter being three feet in length Dan
vers, white Belgian, early horn and long
orange carrots yellow aud red globe Dan
vers onions, 20 OF the latter weighing l9l
lbs. Norbitan giant, yellow ovoid, and vel
low globe wurtzel and Egyptian beets lone
Of the latter we should Judge would weigh
six pounds) sweet German and red top
strap-leaf turnps, yellow plum tomatoes,
citrons, long smooth parsnips, some of
which measured three feet one Inch in length
and last but not least, the mammoth Prote
rian pumpkin weighing 1921 lbs, showed
the painstaking care Of Mr. A. W. Roel
the Asylum gardener. The mammoth
pumpkin attracted more attention than
any other exhibit in the hall. Mr.. Roel
says it received no artificial help save what
was given it in the soil.
G.. h. Allen had II fine display from his
market garden and flower farm, consisting
IN part OF collection oil loo varieties OF
vegetable seeds, collections oil gladloll'
Pahsles, VeruehaS' strahluilS, asUers' pou-
Nardlas, poppleS' oegoilias' carnaIlohs'
PhlnlS ana some h'ral pasKeJs' a manu-
some tnihg was SHOWN III mower oed ue
sign, the ground work of which was of
| green turf with the monogram c. r. A of
| lollage pants III Ihe centre S"rIuuhueu ny
ulalnohu nl e'heNeFI"' MI NUeh "ora'
exhibit was one "l thc most attractive lea
lures III the h"l. ,,,
| kchard N"tJ OF burlington showed NV
| inherent varieties I'll luIh'' Neseuuole anu
mower seeuS ne" "ra"hl'e" pc" anu
s"i"e new SP'l"E N"'"' vi MS Wv" pup"
N"u'h 'h"' arr ""' H'O "''''" VI P"t uP"'
market also new H'e''''s l'''''" pi so"u
average size only Tour years iron" the SEE"
"aIl'
y. " DENIS SnnN'h Nhlll H"nnaru' h"'i'
| N'alI"p' 'r"oN neck J"n"' nan carry pr"
hhr' mario" sl""HhvS' inc Ial'er pellg "l
peculiarly rl'h '"lor sugar t"hKard'
eclipse peNlnss' AMI hl"'" heets yello"
ruta haga ana sweet 'ierlhnh turlllps hlue
STRAIN, RED drulhhead' ana ihhlhsstaut
cahhhges hollow crown parsnlp' Saislly'
/
anu new rose celery - varieties "l PoIa
toes carry Minnesota Mar"lehead' hehry'
hlack Mexican hah@hs' northern pedlgree
ana orange sweet corn ana pop corn
L. ~ Lynne "l ''ull'"r" Sh""eu S""''
neIIG"rn, SluaShes' neel'' ONIONS ana "eah''
VI. N'lEh Sh"We" some very large OK
heart carrots ann san ne hal uusheis just
Ike them at home. II. NJ. cutting showed
several varieties "l turniPs One handsome
one, Jersey my, grown from seed from the
L. > Agricultural departments. Is. ~ hes
cock ana H. T. llarrlS a novelty IN tht
shape OF hegr" PnulrklhS ''ihert Mcclure
oil ,'ulli"rd showed some s"2d sweet corn
and K. IL. haker showed mammoth
sInaShes' all grown on one mn -. l..
Miner showed pumpkins SlnasheS' water
and musk melons turnlpS' heet', carrots
parsi'PS' rHulSheS' sweet 'or"' uehV cor
iuIly rlpeheu' heIu an" sweet P"Oauoes' 'hp
hhEeS' lehS' "t"h0' naI' ana rye. wee" IT,
w ilihrd' ~ years ull' hal "a very 'reul'a"l'
eNhI"iU "' S'NcIa' Na''''ieS "i SluaS"eS'
parshlps, carrots neets' 'anuastS ana t"illa
toes. ''lIhert r. Morse "l ,uIli"ru Sh""e'
30 varieties "I POTATOES '"n' VI N''3ua'''
uI lhe hrhuleE I"rlh sn""'" S"'Ile so'uel
beauty en'llhse corn that was iully ripe
W. \. hes'"ck showed several varieties "I
sweet corn held corn potatoes ana s"ln'
SILVER SKIN ONIONS that mere 'arGtr 'l'an t'.'
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Tor burmese MOI J"hh Ntsutt' W. H
l'rattleboro' ~ varieties potatoes, one tn
early RISER oi the crop oil l0SH LeNil'
r. walker hsed ]" years Nese'a"le Pea'n
"s, Japanese PIE pumpkins, etc.
\ good display "l held pumpkins wa
= made ny WIN. Gam, IL VI. lillanS' w es
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so''ie s"'' P'PPeas ", II ,to, pp ga e.,
ntIl }"'s ai,' S'''' ,,'l Gha a.
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s"9rO r",n, S'i,aS'''I IL I ~ 'i G"i
an" Voi''aV"eS' MrS u -, N''i vs. 'U''
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