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26132	Bailey, L. H. (Liberty Hyde)	The Apple-Tree The Open Country Books—No. 1			.txt	text/plain	28846	1905	82	apple-green, yielding its wagon-loads of fruits; the old tree on the The trunk of the apple-tree is short and stout, usually not perfectly apple-tree had never borne good fruit, we should plant it for its apple-tree,--the leaf-buds (sending forth leaves only), and the of the case why an apple-tree should bear only every other year; it is early-bearing varieties of apples between the regular trees as If seeds of the natural diminutive apple-tree are sown, a variety of all these reasons that the growing of a few dwarf apple-trees may nature larger, and apples grafted on them make semi-dwarf trees, varieties of apple-trees sold in North America, as listed in the Naturally, the nurseryman cannot grow trees of all the good apples In old apple-trees, the main branches are grafted, where they are an under bark on the trunks and main branches of the apple-tree, in Bark of apple-tree 11	./cache/26132.txt	./txt/26132.txt