Ontario Sessional Papers, 1898-99, No.18-25 . Woolvkkton. QUINCES. ORANGE (OR APPLE.) The leading market variety of Quince in Canada. Previous to 1870, this and the Angerswere[the only varieties of quinces known in Ontario, the former as a stock for budding dwarfpears, and the latter as a standard market variety. The Orange quince succeeds admirably inthe Niagara peninsula, ripening well, taking on a beautiful rich golden color, and reaching ;i.

Ontario Sessional Papers, 1898-99, No.18-25 . Woolvkkton. QUINCES. ORANGE (OR APPLE.) The leading market variety of Quince in Canada. Previous to 1870, this and the Angerswere[the only varieties of quinces known in Ontario, the former as a stock for budding dwarfpears, and the latter as a standard market variety. The Orange quince succeeds admirably inthe Niagara peninsula, ripening well, taking on a beautiful rich golden color, and reaching ;i. Stock Photo

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