Dwarf Fruit Trees / Their propagation, pruning, and general management, adapted to the United States and Canada

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

	Dwarf Cherry Tree	Frontispiece
FIG.		PAGE
1	Dwarf Apple Trees in Western New York	3
2	Trained Cordon Apple Trees	5
3	Bismarck Apple	7
4	Pear Tree Trained as an Espalier	9
5	Bush Apple Tree	11
6	Plums as Upright Cordons	17
7	Paradise Apple Stocks in Early Spring	25
8	The Western Sand Cherry	30
9	Upright Cordon Plum	31
10	Bush Apple	34
11	Bush Apple, Three Years Old, Before Pruning	37
12	Bush Apple, Same Tree, After Pruning	37
13	Cordon Pears Before Pruning	39
14	Cordon Pears After Pruning	39
15	Pears in Double U Form	43
16	Pears in U Form	45
17	Apricots in U Form	47
18	Pear in Espalier	48
19	Old Espalier Pears on Farm House Wall	49
20	Horizontal Cordon Apple and Other Dwarf Trees	52
21	Design for a Back Yard Fruit Garden	53
22	Dwarf Fruit Garden	55
23	Fruit Gardening and Landscape Gardening Combined	59
24	A Fruit Garden Containing Many Dwarf Trees	61
25	Dwarf Apples on Prof. L. H. Bailey's Farm, New York	65
26	Upright Cordon Apples	67
27	Horizontal Cordon Apple Trees	71
28	Young Orchard of Dwarf Pear in Western New York	76
29	Dwarf Pear in the Old and Profitable Yeomans Orchard, New York	77
30	Orchard of Dwarf Duchess Pear, Lockport, N. Y.	79
31	Pyramid Pears in a German Orchard	80
32	Dwarf Peach in Nursery	84
33	Espalier Peach, Hartford, Conn.	85
34	Peach in Fan Espalier on Wall—England	87
35	Peach Trees Trained Under Glass	88
36	Plum Trees Trained as Upright Cordons	91
37	Burbank Plums on Upright Cordons Trained to Trellis	95
38	Currants as Fan Espaliers on Trellis	100
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