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XXV, etc. Next come, two rows of a spur type Red Delicious and then two rows of Winesaps grafted to the same two types of root stocks planted in the same manner.' One year old whips grafted and grown by H. A. Rollins and George Williams at the Winchester Research Laboratory were used in the planting. The Winesap wood used was from selections of trees in Rappahannock showing desirable: vigor, foliage, size and color. Messers Rollins and Williams stated this was probably the largest planting of trees on these root stocks in the United States. While a few trees are the same root stocks have been previously planted elsewhere this, to their knowledge, is

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