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Updated: May 22, 2025
Peaches, apricots, nectarines, plums and figs are embraced in the assortment, and are grown principally in 11-inch pots placed about three feet apart, every leaf being fully exposed to the sun-light vines being, of course, entirely prohibited. Of the success of this mode of culture in America, no one who has witnessed Mr. Lovering's house can have the shadow of a doubt.
When, at the end of the tenth day of uncertainty, came a note from Allen, in these brief words: "If it is Miss Lovering's wish to be free from her engagement, a word will annul the contract" she replied, within ten minutes, "Let the contract be annulled; you are free." Two weeks later, and Mr.
Lovering's Orchard House is 165 feet long by 14 wide, is a lean-to, points south, under shelter of a hill. Front wall 4 feet high, made by nailing plowed and grooved planks to locust posts, in which are cut the front ventilators, 4 feet 8 inches long by 18 inches deep, and covered by a screen of gauze wire with board shutters to close tight.
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