Fruit Culture And the Laying Out And Management of a Country Home
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— Very large ; yellow with a broad red cheek ; rich, juicy, vinous, and good.
Deservedly the most popular late kind. Last of September.
Foster is a seedling from Early Crawford, which it much resembles, but has been thought to be an improvement. It is worthy of trial.
Stump the World. — Resembles Old Mixon and is a little later in ripening.
mjUEIOUS INSECTS AND DISEASES OF THE PEACH.
The flat-headed apple borer attacks the trunk.
114 FEUIT CULTURE.
and the codling moth and plum curculio affect ...the fruit, remedies for which will be found in their appropriate place.
The Peach Borer (^^geria exitiosa). — This is a widespread and most destructive pest. The steel blue female moth, which is about an inch in length, deposits her eggs singly, on the bark of the tree at the surface of the ground. The larva soon hatches and works downward in the bark of the root, causing a copious exuding of gum mingled with worm castings. The grub is of a whitish yellow color, and over a half inch in length when mature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Very large ; yellow with a broad red cheek ; rich, juicy, vinous, and good.
Deservedly the most popular late kind. Last of September.
Foster is a seedling from Early Crawford, which it much resembles, but has been thought to be an improvement. It is worthy of trial.
Stump the World. — Resembles Old Mixon and is a little later in ripening.
mjUEIOUS INSECTS AND DISEASES OF THE PEACH.
The flat-headed apple borer attacks the trunk.
114 FEUIT CULTURE.
and the codling moth and plum curculio affect ...the fruit, remedies for which will be found in their appropriate place.
The Peach Borer (^^geria exitiosa). — This is a widespread and most destructive pest. The steel blue female moth, which is about an inch in length, deposits her eggs singly, on the bark of the tree at the surface of the ground. The larva soon hatches and works downward in the bark of the root, causing a copious exuding of gum mingled with worm castings. The grub is of a whitish yellow color, and over a half inch in length when mature.
What to read after Fruit Culture And the Laying Out And Management of a Country Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strong, William Chamberlain, 1823-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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