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February 19, 1844
Alexandria Gazette
Alexandria, Alexandria County, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
The London Horticultural Society obtained several hundred varieties of American fruit trees from Prince nurseries in Flushing a few years ago, and recently received over 100 more, symbolizing the return of botanical gifts to Europe with interest.
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AMERICAN FRUIT TREES.—A few years since the London Horticultural Society obtained from the great nurseries of the Messrs. Prince, at Flushing, several hundred varieties of fruit trees, and our attention has just been called to the subject by a shipment to the same society in the last London packet of above 100 additional varieties, which were also obtained from Messrs. Prince & Co., of Flushing. Thus is our country paying back to the Eastern Hemisphere all she ever received from it, and with accumulated interest.
N. Y. Tribune.
N. Y. Tribune.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
American Fruit Trees
Horticultural Society
Prince Nurseries
Flushing
Botanical Export
What entities or persons were involved?
London Horticultural Society
Messrs. Prince
Messrs. Prince & Co.
Where did it happen?
Flushing, London
Story Details
Key Persons
London Horticultural Society
Messrs. Prince
Messrs. Prince & Co.
Location
Flushing, London
Event Date
A Few Years Since, Last London Packet
Story Details
London Horticultural Society receives fruit tree varieties from Flushing nurseries, representing payback to Eastern Hemisphere.