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Dwarf fruit trees

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Advantages of dwarf trees, 8

Apple, propagation of, 23

Apples, 63

Apples, recommended varieties, 72

Bailey, H., quoted, 120

Barry's "Fruit Garden," 119

Bismarck apple, 7

Boundary fences, 16

Bush fruits, 99

Commercial value, 20

Cordon trees, 46

Currants, 101

Definition of dwarf tree, 1

Designs for fruit gardens, 53, 55, 59, 61

Disadvantages of dwarf trees, 18

Double-working, 27

Doucin apple, 26

Dwarf tree, definition, 1

Early bearing, 8

Erwin, A. T., quoted, 29

Expense of dwarf trees, 18

Fertilizers, 54

Fillers in orchards, 13

Forms for trees, 41

Gooseberries, 101

Heading young trees, 32

Houses for dwarf fruits, 107

Kerr, J. W. quoted, 124

Lodeman, E. G., quoted, 119

Longevity of dwarf trees, 19

Management of dwarf trees, 51

Management of trees in pots, 109

Nectarine, propagation of, 28

Nursery management, 31

Paradise apple, 24

Peach, propagation of, 27

Peaches, 83

Pear, propagation of, 26

Pears, 76

Pears, recommended varieties, 81

Personalia, 112

Pinching, 35

Plum, propagation of, 28

Plums, 90

Plums, recommended varieties, 97

Pots for fruit trees, 106

Propagation, 22

Pruning apple trees, 68

Pruning dwarf trees, 33

Pruning peach trees, 86

Pruning plum trees, 92

Pyramid tree, 42

Quality of fruit, 10

Root pruning, 36

Sand cherry, 30

San José scale, 10

School gardens, 15

Selection of varieties, 60

Suburban places, 12

Tillage, 54

Training in special forms, 38

Trellises for trees, 58

U-form trees, 44

Uses for dwarf trees, 12

Waite, M. B., quoted, 122

Walls and fences, 15

Walls for dwarf trees, 57

Wood, E. W., quoted, 122

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE:

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Obvious typographical errors in spelling and punctuation have been corrected without comment. One example of an obvious typographical error is on page 124 where the word "an" was changed to "on" in the phrase "... on the other hand...." Other than obvious typographical errors, the author's original spelling, punctuation, hyphenation and use of accents has been left intact with the following three exceptions:

1. On page 92 a hyphen was added to the term "one-half".

2. In the Index (page 125) an accent mark was added in the term: "San José scale".

3. In the Index (page 125) the entry "J. W. Kerr" was changed to "Kerr, J. W." to correspond with other similar entries.

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