Address Delivered At the Dedication of the New Hall of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society
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Knight's particular request, was to cultivate in his grounds and disseminate them as extensively as possible.
To this opportune correspondence, the actual possession of these new fruits, their high reputation abroad, and the 15 general desire and eagerness to possess them, as well as the subsequent donations from the same source, may be traced the unbounded zeal and enthusiasm in fruit culture, which culminated in the formation of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society in 1829.
The addition of... eighteen new kinds of fruit, though at this time considered of little importance, was then an ac- quisition whose value we cannot adequately appreciate ; * with only the St. Michael, St. Germain, Brown Beurre and a few other pears; the Black Tartarian, Black Heart, May Duke and some other cherries ; the addition of twelve new sorts to these fruits was in proportion to the kinds then cultivated as five hundred at the present period. " Who would not be pleased," inquires Mr. Lowell, " to have ten new and excellent varieties of pears in the prime of youth " to supply the place of those we have named.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Knight's particular request, was to cultivate in his grounds and disseminate them as extensively as possible.
To this opportune correspondence, the actual possession of these new fruits, their high reputation abroad, and the 15 general desire and eagerness to possess them, as well as the subsequent donations from the same source, may be traced the unbounded zeal and enthusiasm in fruit culture, which culminated in the formation of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society in 1829.
The addition of... eighteen new kinds of fruit, though at this time considered of little importance, was then an ac- quisition whose value we cannot adequately appreciate ; * with only the St. Michael, St. Germain, Brown Beurre and a few other pears; the Black Tartarian, Black Heart, May Duke and some other cherries ; the addition of twelve new sorts to these fruits was in proportion to the kinds then cultivated as five hundred at the present period. " Who would not be pleased," inquires Mr. Lowell, " to have ten new and excellent varieties of pears in the prime of youth " to supply the place of those we have named.
What to read after Address Delivered At the Dedication of the New Hall of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hovey, Charles Mason, 1810-1887. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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