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Where There Is No Apple-Tree

Despite over a hundred major plant collecting expeditions over the course of his life, many of them to the tropics, Bailey notes an "inexpressible deficiency" in his experience of tropical surroundings. He accounts for that deficiency by noting the absence in the tropics of his most beloved species of fruit tree, the apple tree, and the rhythm of the seasons and sense of home he attaches to it.