The American Home Garden Being Principles And Rules for the Culture of Vegetab
The American Home Garden Being Principles And Rules for the Culture of Vegetab
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In a few kinds the size and quality of the fruit will be improved by this process, particularly Louise Bonne de Jersey, Beurre Diel, Duchesse d'Angouleme, and some others. The ordinary time of their ripening at New York accompanies the figure and description given below.
1. Madeline.
2. Bloodgoocl.
3. Dearborn's Seedling.
4. Julienne.
5. Tyson.
6. Rostiezer.
7. Summer Franc Real.
8. Bartlett.
9. Canandaigua.
10. Vanilla.
11. Stevens's Genesee.
12. Dunmore.
13. Heathcot.
14. Fondante d'Automne.
...15. Lodge.
16. Flemish Beauty.
1 7. Maria Louisa.
18. Ananas.
19. Louise Bonne de Jersey.
20. Beurre Bosc.
21. Urbaniste.
Heretofore the orchard cultivation of winter pears, either for eating out of hand or cooking, has not been extensively pur- sued ; a few of the larger kinds of the latter class have for many years been raised for exportation to the West Indies and the extreme South. The cultivation of both classes might, no doubt, be profitably extended. Those calculated for cooking only, as the Winter Bell, Cattillac, and Black Pear of Worces- ter, may be successfully raised in localities and on soils too cold for the production of the others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a few kinds the size and quality of the fruit will be improved by this process, particularly Louise Bonne de Jersey, Beurre Diel, Duchesse d'Angouleme, and some others. The ordinary time of their ripening at New York accompanies the figure and description given below.
1. Madeline.
2. Bloodgoocl.
3. Dearborn's Seedling.
4. Julienne.
5. Tyson.
6. Rostiezer.
7. Summer Franc Real.
8. Bartlett.
9. Canandaigua.
10. Vanilla.
11. Stevens's Genesee.
12. Dunmore.
13. Heathcot.
14. Fondante d'Automne.
...15. Lodge.
16. Flemish Beauty.
1 7. Maria Louisa.
18. Ananas.
19. Louise Bonne de Jersey.
20. Beurre Bosc.
21. Urbaniste.
Heretofore the orchard cultivation of winter pears, either for eating out of hand or cooking, has not been extensively pur- sued ; a few of the larger kinds of the latter class have for many years been raised for exportation to the West Indies and the extreme South. The cultivation of both classes might, no doubt, be profitably extended. Those calculated for cooking only, as the Winter Bell, Cattillac, and Black Pear of Worces- ter, may be successfully raised in localities and on soils too cold for the production of the others.
What to read after The American Home Garden Being Principles And Rules for the Culture of Vegetab?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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