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Title: Ontario Sessional Papers, 1871-72, No.1-5
Year: 1876 (1870s)
Authors: ONTARIO. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
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ckberry in all but one. Three have lost theirvine of the Eumelan grape, in two instances it suffered from mildew, in one it was winter-killed, but with the remainder it has done well. Some gave it winter protection and othersdid not. Bruce.—But one reply has been sent in. The pear tree is living, but not the berryplants. The Eumelan was covered in winter but perished. Durham.—One reply—All living. Elgin.— One reply. The pear and blackberry are living, but not the raspberry. Noth-ing concerning the Eumelan. Frontenac.—Only one reply. The pear tree, and blackberry, and raspberry arc doingwell, the Eumelan has made a good growth, did not mildew, was not injured by the winter,and was not protected. Glenoaury.—One reply. Pear and Raspberry living, blackberry dead. Grey.—Four replies. The pear tree is living in all, one blackberry and one raspberrydead, the Eumelan made a good growth, did not mildew, was protected in winter. 323 85 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. 5). A. 1871-2
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THE EUMKLAN GRAPE. 35 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. 5) A. 1871-2 Haldimand.—Only one reply. Tree and plants living, Eumelan made a small growth,did not mildew, had some winter protection. Halton.—Five replie.?. Pear tree living, two blackherry plants dead, and one raspberry.Eumelan made good growth, ripened fruit September 15th, no mildew, were protected inwinter, one had lost it. Grknville.—Two replies. Pear tree living, blackberry both dead, one raspberryliving. Eumelan made good growth, no mildew, not injured in winter, one was protected.One Eumelan ripened its fruit 4th September. Huron. — Nine replies. The p?ar tree living in all, three had lost the blackberry andtwothe raspberry. One had lost the Eumelan. With others it had grown from two to twelvefeet, had not mildewed nor suffered from winter. One only had protected it in winter. Kent.—Six replies. In all cases the pear tree was living; in two instances the black-berry had died, and in two the raspberry. The Eumela

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