Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . li: 111- A WAIJ.A WALLA ((llXTV ORCHARD. PICIiINC4 FRUIT IN OLD WALLA WALLA COUXTY OLD WALLA WALLA COUNTY 191 orchards of high grade in the Touchet alley, and it may be anticipated thatwithin a few years that rich and beautiful expanse will be a continuous orchard.Conditions of soil and climate make it ideal for apple-raising. The valley of the Tucanon, a ribbon of fertile soil deep down in the tim-bered heights of the Blue Mountains and lower down its course surrounded bythe wide fla
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Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . li: 111- A WAIJ.A WALLA ((llXTV ORCHARD. PICIiINC4 FRUIT IN OLD WALLA WALLA COUXTY OLD WALLA WALLA COUNTY 191 orchards of high grade in the Touchet alley, and it may be anticipated thatwithin a few years that rich and beautiful expanse will be a continuous orchard.Conditions of soil and climate make it ideal for apple-raising. The valley of the Tucanon, a ribbon of fertile soil deep down in the tim-bered heights of the Blue Mountains and lower down its course surrounded bythe wide flats and benches of Garfield and Columbia counties, is the natural homefor berries and truck of all sorts. The strawberries and melons are of thefinest. The sparkling stream—one of the finest fishing streams by the way—affords limitless opportunity for easy and economical irrigating and the soil isof the best, even in a region where good soil is no curiosity. The Snake River section, extending down the western and southern bank ofthe river from Asotin, with frequent breaks on account of the blufty shores, its largest expansion being at Clarkst