The Pecan
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James Parish, La. The first variety known to be propagated.
Widely disseminated but very tardy in bearing. No longer planted to any considerable extent.
Claremont.
From Concordia Parish, La. Not yet extensively propagated. Size medium ; shell somewhat thick ; kernel plump ; quality rich ; flavor excellent ; very productive. Considered very promising, especially for planting in northern range of the area adapted to southern varieties.
Colorado.
From San Saba County, Tex. Little propagated as yet.... Size large; shell somewhat thick; kernel plump; quality rich; flavor excellent. A seedling of San Saba. Pi"obably especially adapted to planting in western Texas.
Curtis.
From Alachua County, Fla. Size below medium ; shell thin ; kernel plump ; quality rich ; flavor excellent. Very productive. Widely desseminated.
Popular in Florida.
Daisy.
From Comal County, Tex. Widely desseminated though not extensively planted. Size medium; shell moderately thin; kernel plump; quality rich; flavor very good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James Parish, La. The first variety known to be propagated.
Widely disseminated but very tardy in bearing. No longer planted to any considerable extent.
Claremont.
From Concordia Parish, La. Not yet extensively propagated. Size medium ; shell somewhat thick ; kernel plump ; quality rich ; flavor excellent ; very productive. Considered very promising, especially for planting in northern range of the area adapted to southern varieties.
Colorado.
From San Saba County, Tex. Little propagated as yet.... Size large; shell somewhat thick; kernel plump; quality rich; flavor excellent. A seedling of San Saba. Pi"obably especially adapted to planting in western Texas.
Curtis.
From Alachua County, Fla. Size below medium ; shell thin ; kernel plump ; quality rich ; flavor excellent. Very productive. Widely desseminated.
Popular in Florida.
Daisy.
From Comal County, Tex. Widely desseminated though not extensively planted. Size medium; shell moderately thin; kernel plump; quality rich; flavor very good.
What to read after The Pecan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Clarence Arthur Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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