FRUIT AND BLOSSOM TOGETHER.

[Illustration: _From a Photo. by R. W. Fisk, Rickmansworth._]

The photograph here reproduced shows a very unique freak of Nature.

It represents an apple tree that was growing on October 12th last in

Mr. Blake's garden, the Metropolitan Station-master at Rickmansworth

(Herts), and its point of interest lies in the fact that although the

tree is still in full blossom there are several ripe apples upon it

at the same time. There were several dozen other similar trees of the

same age in the garden, but this is the only one that bore blossom and

fruit at the same time. The photograph was sent in by Mr. R. W. Fisk,

of Rickmansworth.

The Strand Magazine, Vol. 17, No. 97, January to June 1899 An Illustrated Monthly · 第 70 / 80 题