The American Fruit Culturist Containing Directions for the Propagation And Cul
The American Fruit Culturist Containing Directions for the Propagation And Cul
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Hazel. ) Rather small, obovate, yellowish green, thickly dotted; stalk one inch long, oblique ; calyx small ; basin shallow ; flesh whitish, juicy, pleasant. Late summer and early autumn. Shoots spreading.
Little Musk. (Syn. Petit Muscat, Little Muscat, Primitive.^ Quite small, turbinate ; dull greenish yellow ; stalk three- fourths to an inch and a half long, little sunk ; calyx open, basin little or none ; flesh breaking, sweet, very slightly musky, second-rate. Rather better in quality than ...Amire Joannet, but smaller and a week later, ripening with the Madeleine. Very productive.
MANNING'S ELIZABETH. Small, obovate, obscurely pyriform, smooth ; surface yellow, with a lively blush ; stalk one inch long, cavity round, shallow; flesh very melting, saccharine, sprightly, perfumed. End of summer. Bel- gian. Fig. 182.
Muscat Robert. (Syn. Musk Robine, Early Queen, D'Am- bre. ) Small, turbinate, greenish yellow ; stalk three- fourths of an inch long, surface at insertion uneven, but not sunk ; calyx large, basin little or none ; flesh tender, juicy, pleasant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hazel. ) Rather small, obovate, yellowish green, thickly dotted; stalk one inch long, oblique ; calyx small ; basin shallow ; flesh whitish, juicy, pleasant. Late summer and early autumn. Shoots spreading.
Little Musk. (Syn. Petit Muscat, Little Muscat, Primitive.^ Quite small, turbinate ; dull greenish yellow ; stalk three- fourths to an inch and a half long, little sunk ; calyx open, basin little or none ; flesh breaking, sweet, very slightly musky, second-rate. Rather better in quality than ...Amire Joannet, but smaller and a week later, ripening with the Madeleine. Very productive.
MANNING'S ELIZABETH. Small, obovate, obscurely pyriform, smooth ; surface yellow, with a lively blush ; stalk one inch long, cavity round, shallow; flesh very melting, saccharine, sprightly, perfumed. End of summer. Bel- gian. Fig. 182.
Muscat Robert. (Syn. Musk Robine, Early Queen, D'Am- bre. ) Small, turbinate, greenish yellow ; stalk three- fourths of an inch long, surface at insertion uneven, but not sunk ; calyx large, basin little or none ; flesh tender, juicy, pleasant.
What to read after The American Fruit Culturist Containing Directions for the Propagation And Cul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John J John Jacobs Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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