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American Fruit Trees Going 10 Europe.


The time was when our Country was indebted
to foreign regions for all the choicest varieties of
the Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, Plum, and some
other fruits, which were brought among us but
these foreign productions found soil so congo
NAL in their new location that the seminal varie
ties produced therefrom havein numerous instan-
ces exceeded in excellence the parent stock, and
for several years past the European Botanical
and Nursery Establishments have We'd with each
other il obtaining from our Country these supe-


Tor native varieties Of fruits. a few years since
the London Horticultural Society obtained from
the great Nurseries of the Messrs. Prince at
Flushing several hundred varieties of Fruit
Trees, and our attention has just been called to
the subject by shipment to the same Society in
the last London packet of above 100 additional
varieties, which were also obtained from Messrs.
Prince & Co. of Flushing. Thus is our Coun-
try paying back to the Eastern Hemisphere all
she ever received from it, and with accumulated
interest.