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Charles Hamilton, Canterbury, Orange county, N. Y.
Apples, 15 varieties, Plums, 11 do, Pears, 3 do, Peaches, 3 do.
B Hodge, Buffalo, New-York, Pears, 30 varieties, Apples, 29 do.
51 William L. Ferris, Westchester, New-York, Pears, 6 varieties, M. C. Morgan, Jersey City, New Jersey, Nectarines, 1 variety, 4 baskets.
John Eltringham, Jersey City, New Jersey, Quinces, 1 variety.
W. T. & E. Smith, Geneva, New-York, Pears, 7 varieties, 2 new seedlings.
John Parker, Moorestown, New Jersey, Apples, 20... varieties.
Martin Slocum, Bennington county, Vermont.
Apples, 10 varieties.
Thomas Harvey, Jennersville, Chester county, Penn., Apples, 12 varieties.
James H. Watts, Rochester, New- York, Apples, 2 varieties.
Morris & Stokes, Westchester, Pennsylvania, Apples, 7 varieties, Peaches, 3 do.
A. S. Monson, New Haven, Connecticut, Pears, 8 varieties, Grapes, 4 do, 2 under glass, 2 in open air.
Apples, 7 do.
Osage Orange, a fruit of.
Robert Buist, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Grapes, 18 varieties.
Hovey & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, Pears, 32 varieties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charles Hamilton, Canterbury, Orange county, N. Y.
Apples, 15 varieties, Plums, 11 do, Pears, 3 do, Peaches, 3 do.
B Hodge, Buffalo, New-York, Pears, 30 varieties, Apples, 29 do.
51 William L. Ferris, Westchester, New-York, Pears, 6 varieties, M. C. Morgan, Jersey City, New Jersey, Nectarines, 1 variety, 4 baskets.
John Eltringham, Jersey City, New Jersey, Quinces, 1 variety.
W. T. & E. Smith, Geneva, New-York, Pears, 7 varieties, 2 new seedlings.
John Parker, Moorestown, New Jersey, Apples, 20... varieties.
Martin Slocum, Bennington county, Vermont.
Apples, 10 varieties.
Thomas Harvey, Jennersville, Chester county, Penn., Apples, 12 varieties.
James H. Watts, Rochester, New- York, Apples, 2 varieties.
Morris & Stokes, Westchester, Pennsylvania, Apples, 7 varieties, Peaches, 3 do.
A. S. Monson, New Haven, Connecticut, Pears, 8 varieties, Grapes, 4 do, 2 under glass, 2 in open air.
Apples, 7 do.
Osage Orange, a fruit of.
Robert Buist, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Grapes, 18 varieties.
Hovey & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, Pears, 32 varieties.
What to read after Proceedings of the ... Congress of Fruit Growers 1849?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Pomological Society to read onlineMoreLess
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