Citrus Fruits
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While at Riverside, July 21, 1891, Hon. E. W. Holmes showed me specimens of this orange grown by him. They showed no indications of deterioration, notwithstanding the lateness of the season. The speci- mens were in their prime, the flavor very good, and resembled the Maltese Blood to a considerable extent. The pulp was somewhat of a marked, vinous red, but not so prominent as in the Maltese Blood. There were no indications of "blood" coloration on the surface of the rind as is noticeable in ...the Maltese Blood. I was highly impressed with the orange, and think it will be worth propagation by those desiring to propagate- an orange of vinous red, or " blood-stained " pulp. Mr.
Holmes informed me that it was a very good grower and a late keeper.
Parson Brown.
[Figure 2.] This is a favorite early orange in many parts of Florida, and will no doubt come into favor in this State after its merits become better known.
Trees imported in recent years from Florida have commenced to bear.
Fine and highly colored specimens were shown at the Marysville Citrus * Bulletin No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1.
While at Riverside, July 21, 1891, Hon. E. W. Holmes showed me specimens of this orange grown by him. They showed no indications of deterioration, notwithstanding the lateness of the season. The speci- mens were in their prime, the flavor very good, and resembled the Maltese Blood to a considerable extent. The pulp was somewhat of a marked, vinous red, but not so prominent as in the Maltese Blood. There were no indications of "blood" coloration on the surface of the rind as is noticeable in ...the Maltese Blood. I was highly impressed with the orange, and think it will be worth propagation by those desiring to propagate- an orange of vinous red, or " blood-stained " pulp. Mr.
Holmes informed me that it was a very good grower and a late keeper.
Parson Brown.
[Figure 2.] This is a favorite early orange in many parts of Florida, and will no doubt come into favor in this State after its merits become better known.
Trees imported in recent years from Florida have commenced to bear.
Fine and highly colored specimens were shown at the Marysville Citrus * Bulletin No.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California. State Board of Horticulture. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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