North American Varieties of the Strawberry. With a Bibliography of North American Literature of the Strawberry
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Howell, Knox county, Tenn.; .int. about 1885. Berry large, conic, sometimes necked, dark crimson; flesh medium md, firm, mild sub-acid, good; runners numerous. Midseason.
*HUB (S)— Orig. 1901, Geo. P. Fuller, Melrose, Mass., BUBACH x BELMONT; int. 1911.
Berry medium to large, round-conic, dark crimson; flesh dark red, firm, sweet, very good; runners few. Midseason.
♦HTJBACH (Hubach Beauty) — Orig. Louis Hubach, Judsonia, Ark. ; int. 1912. Berry medium to large, round-conic, dark crimson ; flesh... dark red, firm, sub-acid, fair. Early.
Hubach — See LOUIS HUBACH; MELLIE HUBACH.
48 *HUBACH AND HATHAWAY (S) (H and H, of some) — Orig. Louis Hubaoh, Judsonia, Ark., BAETON X GANDY, x EXCELSIOR (of Hubaeh) ; int. 1906. Berry large, round-eoniol bright crimson ; flesh medium red, firm, sub-acid, good ; runners numerous. Very -early. Sold by the originator for $1,500 (including 150,000 plants), the highest price recorded for a new variety. Confused with HEFLIN AND HANBACH, which also has been sold as H and H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Howell, Knox county, Tenn.; .int. about 1885. Berry large, conic, sometimes necked, dark crimson; flesh medium md, firm, mild sub-acid, good; runners numerous. Midseason.
*HUB (S)— Orig. 1901, Geo. P. Fuller, Melrose, Mass., BUBACH x BELMONT; int. 1911.
Berry medium to large, round-conic, dark crimson; flesh dark red, firm, sweet, very good; runners few. Midseason.
♦HTJBACH (Hubach Beauty) — Orig. Louis Hubach, Judsonia, Ark. ; int. 1912. Berry medium to large, round-conic, dark crimson ; flesh... dark red, firm, sub-acid, fair. Early.
Hubach — See LOUIS HUBACH; MELLIE HUBACH.
48 *HUBACH AND HATHAWAY (S) (H and H, of some) — Orig. Louis Hubaoh, Judsonia, Ark., BAETON X GANDY, x EXCELSIOR (of Hubaeh) ; int. 1906. Berry large, round-eoniol bright crimson ; flesh medium red, firm, sub-acid, good ; runners numerous. Very -early. Sold by the originator for $1,500 (including 150,000 plants), the highest price recorded for a new variety. Confused with HEFLIN AND HANBACH, which also has been sold as H and H.
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