Cape Cod Cranberries
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A white frost will not seriously injure the "Early Black" cranberry, because the fruit is so nearly ripe before the frost appears that it will go through com- paratively unharmed, where a later variety, being green, would be nearly destroyed if similarly exposed. The loss to the " Early Black, " when nearly ripened and high col- ored, would be about one bushel in five hundred, whereas a green berry, under like conditions, would be ruined to the extent of three-quarters of the crop. Other variet...ies grown on the Cape, which I have not before mentioned, INJURIOUS INSECTS AND WEEDS. 27 are " The Howe, " and "The Guild. " The first may be described as " poor, " the last as " fair. " Neither is equal to the "Early Black, " nor, in my opinion, is any better variety than this grown.
CHAPTER VIII. INJURIOUS INSECTS AND WEEDS.
Weeds and bushes of all kinds should be kept out of the bog, and nothing but the cranberry vines allowed to grow there. Thorough and careful weeding is necessary in the Spring, after the water is let off ; and in case any of the ditches need to be repaired, or cleaned out, it should be done at this time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A white frost will not seriously injure the "Early Black" cranberry, because the fruit is so nearly ripe before the frost appears that it will go through com- paratively unharmed, where a later variety, being green, would be nearly destroyed if similarly exposed. The loss to the " Early Black, " when nearly ripened and high col- ored, would be about one bushel in five hundred, whereas a green berry, under like conditions, would be ruined to the extent of three-quarters of the crop. Other variet...ies grown on the Cape, which I have not before mentioned, INJURIOUS INSECTS AND WEEDS. 27 are " The Howe, " and "The Guild. " The first may be described as " poor, " the last as " fair. " Neither is equal to the "Early Black, " nor, in my opinion, is any better variety than this grown.
CHAPTER VIII. INJURIOUS INSECTS AND WEEDS.
Weeds and bushes of all kinds should be kept out of the bog, and nothing but the cranberry vines allowed to grow there. Thorough and careful weeding is necessary in the Spring, after the water is let off ; and in case any of the ditches need to be repaired, or cleaned out, it should be done at this time.
What to read after Cape Cod Cranberries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Webb to read onlineMoreLess
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