The Fruit Garden a Treatise
The Fruit Garden a Treatise
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France, said to be very large, beautiful, and excellent ; ripens in October.
147. Doyenne Rose. One of the most beautiful of all pears, resembling the White Doyenne in size and form, but not so good ; Same season.
148. DuGhesse de Mars. Medium, round Vn, obovate, pale yellow, fair and smooth, juicy, melting, and very highly perfumed. October. Received from France in 1848 ; succeeds on the quince ; tree rather delicate.
149. Eyeioood (Knight, Eng. ). Medium size, melting and rich, high flavored.... November, 150. Ferdinand de Meester, or Rousselet de Meester (Yan Mons). Medium size, melting and good. Septem- ber and October.
151. Fleur de Niege. Medium size, melting and pro- ductive (q). October.
152. Fortunee. Eather small, melting, high flavored ; succeeds well on the quince ; keeps till spring. Episco- pal has proved synonymous' with this.
153. Fredrika Bremer. A variety recently brought to notice by Mr. John C. Hastings, of Clinton, N. Y. It is large, obovate inclining to pyrifonn ; green, changing to yellow as it matures ; melting, buttery, and sprightly ; may prove to be a fine variety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
France, said to be very large, beautiful, and excellent ; ripens in October.
147. Doyenne Rose. One of the most beautiful of all pears, resembling the White Doyenne in size and form, but not so good ; Same season.
148. DuGhesse de Mars. Medium, round Vn, obovate, pale yellow, fair and smooth, juicy, melting, and very highly perfumed. October. Received from France in 1848 ; succeeds on the quince ; tree rather delicate.
149. Eyeioood (Knight, Eng. ). Medium size, melting and rich, high flavored.... November, 150. Ferdinand de Meester, or Rousselet de Meester (Yan Mons). Medium size, melting and good. Septem- ber and October.
151. Fleur de Niege. Medium size, melting and pro- ductive (q). October.
152. Fortunee. Eather small, melting, high flavored ; succeeds well on the quince ; keeps till spring. Episco- pal has proved synonymous' with this.
153. Fredrika Bremer. A variety recently brought to notice by Mr. John C. Hastings, of Clinton, N. Y. It is large, obovate inclining to pyrifonn ; green, changing to yellow as it matures ; melting, buttery, and sprightly ; may prove to be a fine variety.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P Patrick Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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