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s,aal,l have s. i,v ,lrccd BY it far 10 five years
numerous as is NY collection, have not had abnVe
two trees alta, ke,l hy it. imu>t mention one other
circumstance. which may aid others in their obNer-
,aions, w,iic- is, that the pear called here, eariy
green chi,a and in France the cltron ahc carmes or
madeleine here more subject to ITS attacks tliah
any other, which can only account Inr ir,m the
reasons before deduced, viz its extremely y.gor-
ous growth aud superluous quantity of sap ln my
treatise of 1925, before referred to are these further
remarks Ii is, therefore recommended to plant
trees in pear orchards much closer than in those OF
the apple. The only remedy against these attacks
is TO Immediately saw OH the branches one or two
feet below where the blight extend, in which case
they generally revive" i will only add that one
Of the finest pear trees have, Is one that was many
wear. attacked i'll this way and with regard to winch
pursued the above mentioned COURSE.


Yours, most respectfully,


WILLIAM PRINCE.