The American Farmer's Encyclopedia; Embracing All the Recent Discoveries in Agricultural Chemistry
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Mr. knight says, that whoever is acquainted with the green-fleshed, and Salonica, or white- fleshed, will cultivate no other.
The cantaleups are varieties characterized by their rinds being universally covered with reticulations. With the exception of the green, or oblong-ribbed, these bear round fruit, more or less approaching a flattened spheroid. Their common name is derived from that of one of the country-seats of the pope, where they are much cultivated.
MELON CULTURE. The warm summers of ...the Southern and most of the Middle States, are highly favourable to the culture of melons of every description, which in some places constitute a very profitable crop. The follow- ing communication relative to the culture of the musk melon or cantaleup, addressed to the Editor of the Ctdtivator, hy T. G. Bergen, a per- son well versed in the business, will show how this is managed on Long Island, for the New York market: The kind which we at present cultivate, says Mr. Bergen, and with which the New York market is principally supplied, is known among us by the name of Skillman melons, They average about 6 inches in diameter, are nearly round, have a rough skin, and their flesh is of a green colour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. knight says, that whoever is acquainted with the green-fleshed, and Salonica, or white- fleshed, will cultivate no other.
The cantaleups are varieties characterized by their rinds being universally covered with reticulations. With the exception of the green, or oblong-ribbed, these bear round fruit, more or less approaching a flattened spheroid. Their common name is derived from that of one of the country-seats of the pope, where they are much cultivated.
MELON CULTURE. The warm summers of ...the Southern and most of the Middle States, are highly favourable to the culture of melons of every description, which in some places constitute a very profitable crop. The follow- ing communication relative to the culture of the musk melon or cantaleup, addressed to the Editor of the Ctdtivator, hy T. G. Bergen, a per- son well versed in the business, will show how this is managed on Long Island, for the New York market: The kind which we at present cultivate, says Mr. Bergen, and with which the New York market is principally supplied, is known among us by the name of Skillman melons, They average about 6 inches in diameter, are nearly round, have a rough skin, and their flesh is of a green colour.
What to read after The American Farmer's Encyclopedia; Embracing All the Recent Discoveries in Agricultural Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emerson, Gouverneur, 1796-1874. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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