The Cauliflower
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Sold by sev- eral American Beedmen. Probably distinct from Early Dutch.
i. Lenobmand Shobt-Stem, Bee Lenormand Sinn! SU iii.
La. I. stooh (Burpee and Ferry).— No descrip- tion. See Asiatic and Large Early London.
Late Pabis i Dur de Paris i. This, said Vilmorin in L883, is the latest variety cultivated by the market gardeners around Paris. It differs from the Half Early Paris, especially in being a little later, and in having its head remain hard and solid a long time; but it is also distinguis...hed by the ap- 1(30 THE CAULIFLOWER.
pearance of its foliage, which is quite abundant, elongated, very much undulated, and of an intense green.
This variety is the least cultivated of the three generally grown at Paris. The gardeners use it only for the summer sowing to come at the end of the season. It is now being supplanted by other late sorts.
Late Walcheren, see'Walcheren.
Lefevre. — Said to have been one of the best four varieties for Central France in 1852, the others be- ing Demi-dur de Paris (Half Early Paris), Early Duke, and Gros Salomon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sold by sev- eral American Beedmen. Probably distinct from Early Dutch.
i. Lenobmand Shobt-Stem, Bee Lenormand Sinn! SU iii.
La. I. stooh (Burpee and Ferry).— No descrip- tion. See Asiatic and Large Early London.
Late Pabis i Dur de Paris i. This, said Vilmorin in L883, is the latest variety cultivated by the market gardeners around Paris. It differs from the Half Early Paris, especially in being a little later, and in having its head remain hard and solid a long time; but it is also distinguis...hed by the ap- 1(30 THE CAULIFLOWER.
pearance of its foliage, which is quite abundant, elongated, very much undulated, and of an intense green.
This variety is the least cultivated of the three generally grown at Paris. The gardeners use it only for the summer sowing to come at the end of the season. It is now being supplanted by other late sorts.
Late Walcheren, see'Walcheren.
Lefevre. — Said to have been one of the best four varieties for Central France in 1852, the others be- ing Demi-dur de Paris (Half Early Paris), Early Duke, and Gros Salomon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crozier Arthur Alger to read onlineMoreLess
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