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... feet, {teaches and nectarines 20 feet, nlums feet, apricots 20 fset. cherries to feet. 20 to -25 feet, currants 4 hv 6. blackberries by 7. and raspberries 3 €. Actual Planting —Probably few trees will for until November this year. holes in which the tree* ...

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