Budded Vs. Seedling Peaches

-Tho presMit senson pret! y clearly shows tbc relativo valué of' t!io budded" and seedling peachea. Ono of the bost loealitics I know of, and one of tho bost cultivatcd peach orehards in the country, ia roostly eftfre bndded varlcííes. Lust year this orohard liad but fel? peachcs, and this year but few, shnwing that tbeso are not payiog trees. In conversing with an ex tensive peách-grower oí' New Jersey last sumraer, lie gtotod thnt tho budded kinds were not in good roputo there from the enne oauae, but seedlrngs from good selêeted fr.uit were preferred. It is not tUc bndditlg lliat makes theni tender, bui, il rulo, tho better the vari ■:' fruit tho more delicate it is, ü- hero are exooptions to the rule. reos sQcm to ba eapable of bear;vy crops í r, and oí thes( thij pear sppears to furuish ihu most inBtaneea. Indeo 1, it is notv most