My Vineyard At Lakeview
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The grape is adapted to the widest diversity of soil, from the heaviest clay to light gravel. I have seen it growing, in its wild state, on the most rocky and rugged hill-sides of New England, and in the deep, alluvial soils on the river banks of the "West. This wide adaptation of the grape, in its cultivated state, is doubtless dependent to a considerable extent upon the variety, the manner of preparing the soil, and the m.ode of training. And yet, so far as successful cultivation goes, the gr...ape is confined to certain localities, which are so like other localities where it is not successfiil, that it would be difficult to point out the difference which causes the result. For in- stance, the grape may be successful on one shore of a stream or lake, while on the opposite side, or a little far- 4* 82 ' MT VINETAED.
ther up or down on the same side, it may succeed but poorly, or not at all. It can not be determined with cer- tainty, from any condition of soil, or climate, or exposure, whether or not a given locality is adapted to the grape ; it can be known positively only by trial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The grape is adapted to the widest diversity of soil, from the heaviest clay to light gravel. I have seen it growing, in its wild state, on the most rocky and rugged hill-sides of New England, and in the deep, alluvial soils on the river banks of the "West. This wide adaptation of the grape, in its cultivated state, is doubtless dependent to a considerable extent upon the variety, the manner of preparing the soil, and the m.ode of training. And yet, so far as successful cultivation goes, the gr...ape is confined to certain localities, which are so like other localities where it is not successfiil, that it would be difficult to point out the difference which causes the result. For in- stance, the grape may be successful on one shore of a stream or lake, while on the opposite side, or a little far- 4* 82 ' MT VINETAED.
ther up or down on the same side, it may succeed but poorly, or not at all. It can not be determined with cer- tainty, from any condition of soil, or climate, or exposure, whether or not a given locality is adapted to the grape ; it can be known positively only by trial.
What to read after My Vineyard At Lakeview?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prentiss, Albert Nelson, 1836-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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