The Florida Colonist
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The soil is generous and yields readily to the growth of any of the cereals except wheat and rj-e, which are uncertain. Cotton, sugar cane and tobacco are relied upon for exportation, to which may be added the pea-nut, palma-christi, and other })roduetions sui- table to the climate. All kinds of vegetables, except those requiring a low temperature, yield abundantlj?. The small fruits may also be raised with success. The apple and pear sometimes fruit well, but the climate is not congenial. The ...orange grows vigorously, and though above its proper limits, occasionally j-ields a full crop, which is equalin flavor and excellence to those of Cuba. The peach grows well and fruits abundantly of fine size and flavor. The scupernong grape is in its true element, and excellent wine is annually made from its fruit, which elicited high connnendations from connoisseurs, and created an inter- est in its cultivation that will lead to the most promising results. The only care necessa- ry to raise cattle and hogs to any extent is to provide against casicnltifs; the climate being so mild as to relieve from the necessity of shelter and providing food during the winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soil is generous and yields readily to the growth of any of the cereals except wheat and rj-e, which are uncertain. Cotton, sugar cane and tobacco are relied upon for exportation, to which may be added the pea-nut, palma-christi, and other })roduetions sui- table to the climate. All kinds of vegetables, except those requiring a low temperature, yield abundantlj?. The small fruits may also be raised with success. The apple and pear sometimes fruit well, but the climate is not congenial. The ...orange grows vigorously, and though above its proper limits, occasionally j-ields a full crop, which is equalin flavor and excellence to those of Cuba. The peach grows well and fruits abundantly of fine size and flavor. The scupernong grape is in its true element, and excellent wine is annually made from its fruit, which elicited high connnendations from connoisseurs, and created an inter- est in its cultivation that will lead to the most promising results. The only care necessa- ry to raise cattle and hogs to any extent is to provide against casicnltifs; the climate being so mild as to relieve from the necessity of shelter and providing food during the winter.
What to read after The Florida Colonist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florida. Commissioner of Lands And Immigration. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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