Success With Small Fruits
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The Pride of the Hudson possesses the same general character as the Orange, and approaches it very nearly in excellence. It certainly is the largest, most beautiful red raspberry now before the public ; but in its later development it has shown such sensitiveness to both heat and cold that I cannot recommend it for general cultivation. Give it a moist soil and a half-shady location, such as may be found on the northern side of a fence or hedge, and it will become the pride of any northern garde...n ; but in the South, and on light soils, it can scarcely live. It should have winter protection.
In contrast with these native berries of foreign parentage, we have the Herstine; Mr. B. K. Bliss, the well-known seedsman of New York city, kindly furnishes me the following facts of its history : " About ten years since I was invited, with several gentlemen (mostly horticulturists), to visit the late Mr. Herstine, iit Philadelphia. We were to examine a lot of seedling raspberries, and select names for those that we thought worthy of general cultivation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Pride of the Hudson possesses the same general character as the Orange, and approaches it very nearly in excellence. It certainly is the largest, most beautiful red raspberry now before the public ; but in its later development it has shown such sensitiveness to both heat and cold that I cannot recommend it for general cultivation. Give it a moist soil and a half-shady location, such as may be found on the northern side of a fence or hedge, and it will become the pride of any northern garde...n ; but in the South, and on light soils, it can scarcely live. It should have winter protection.
In contrast with these native berries of foreign parentage, we have the Herstine; Mr. B. K. Bliss, the well-known seedsman of New York city, kindly furnishes me the following facts of its history : " About ten years since I was invited, with several gentlemen (mostly horticulturists), to visit the late Mr. Herstine, iit Philadelphia. We were to examine a lot of seedling raspberries, and select names for those that we thought worthy of general cultivation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roe, Edward Payson, 1838-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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