Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London
Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London
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About 142 Account qf new Variety of the Peach.
# twenty seedling plants, which have sprung from the seeds of one, and the pollen of the other of the above-mentioned varieties, have produced fruit under my care ; three of these have afforded better Peaches than I previously possessed ; and such as, I think, will be found to deserve culture, in those situations at least, where the finer French kinds do not succeed.
I sent some fruit of one of the above-mentioned varieties, the ofispring of a seed... of the Noblesse and the pollen of the early Nutmeg Peach, for the inspection of the Fruit Committee of the Society, in the last autunm, which, I had the pleasure to hear, was approved by them. The two other varieties are, however, larger, and, I think, better ; but that, of which I sent the fruit, has borne very abundantly during the last three years (the whole period of its culture in the open air), and its fruit has attained a more uniform degree of perfection, than I have ever witnessed in any other variety The trees have also been perfectly free from every vestige of mildew, in a situation where this disease is very prevalent, and have entirely escaped the attacks of insects ; and as these greatly prefer some varieties to others, I am inclined to hope that this will not prove a &vourite with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About 142 Account qf new Variety of the Peach.
# twenty seedling plants, which have sprung from the seeds of one, and the pollen of the other of the above-mentioned varieties, have produced fruit under my care ; three of these have afforded better Peaches than I previously possessed ; and such as, I think, will be found to deserve culture, in those situations at least, where the finer French kinds do not succeed.
I sent some fruit of one of the above-mentioned varieties, the ofispring of a seed... of the Noblesse and the pollen of the early Nutmeg Peach, for the inspection of the Fruit Committee of the Society, in the last autunm, which, I had the pleasure to hear, was approved by them. The two other varieties are, however, larger, and, I think, better ; but that, of which I sent the fruit, has borne very abundantly during the last three years (the whole period of its culture in the open air), and its fruit has attained a more uniform degree of perfection, than I have ever witnessed in any other variety The trees have also been perfectly free from every vestige of mildew, in a situation where this disease is very prevalent, and have entirely escaped the attacks of insects ; and as these greatly prefer some varieties to others, I am inclined to hope that this will not prove a &vourite with them.
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