fruitage

We also see, in no far-away future, a large church work for us as the fruitage of our school work.

The plow of slavery had been followed by the harrow of war,—blossoms and fruitage could not instantly follow.

He knew Jasper Grierson's ambition, and its fruitage in the practical ownership of Wahaska.

She would illuminate the grounds, weigh down the old forest trees with a fruitage of lights, build pavilions and rustic bridges.