Where To Plant Fruit

Apjilrs líi-ow best, yteld the Hneet colored and highest flavored fruit on Iiigli, dry olay and ridges. For tJiis reason the fruit of the northern and western portions of New York Ktate possesses B sperial valtie iu the market. Applee also do well on a northern slope. Southern glopee :md exposures witJi eonáj, lnyey and loam soils are well adapted to grapo riütiire. The ten me kind of exposurcs :u B sandy eoil will yield small fruits a week earlder than thicee grown upon a nort'Jiern elope and oxposure. These facts, taken in conncction Wlth pointe of diflerent altitadee, together with different vrietlEe of f rul te, make it possiWe to lengt lien ut the fruit éeaeon l:y sume weeks. The period Ot stra wberry l'ruitage niay be lengtJli uní nearly tilireo week-; by planting in a wurm eoutlhern exposure, and in 8 ïKirtlnMii expoeiiTe wrWch retarde tiiie growih oí plante and ripenlng Of fruit 't o that extent . These xiiiits niay be taken advantaige cu' eiiher In .-e uring a home sup] 1 y . or in the more enlarged i:;jii tor market