The Native Persimmon
The Native Persimmon
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Introduced from Missouri, where it ripens in September; form, roundish oblate; size, rather large; color, yellow splashed with red; flavor, rich; quality, very good.
Miller. Origin, Jackson County, Mo. , where it ripens in September; form, roundish oblate; size, large; color, reddish yellow, translucent; skin, tough; seeds, rather numerous; flavor, sweet; quality, good.
Ruby (Little's Ruby). Introduced from Cartersburg, Ind. , where it ripens during September and for some time later; form, roun...dish oblate; size, small to medium; color, yellowish red, shading to deep red; skin, tender; seeds, few; flavor, sweet; quality, very good.
Shoto. Introduced from Danville, Ind. , where itripens during October; form, oblong ovate; size, large; color, dull yellow, blushed in the sun; skin, rather tough; seeds, few; quality, very good.
Smeech. Introduced from Pennsylvania, where it ripens during October and No- vember; form, roundish oblate; size, medium; color, dull yellow, splashed with red; flavor, rich and sweet; quality, very good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Introduced from Missouri, where it ripens in September; form, roundish oblate; size, rather large; color, yellow splashed with red; flavor, rich; quality, very good.
Miller. Origin, Jackson County, Mo. , where it ripens in September; form, roundish oblate; size, large; color, reddish yellow, translucent; skin, tough; seeds, rather numerous; flavor, sweet; quality, good.
Ruby (Little's Ruby). Introduced from Cartersburg, Ind. , where it ripens during September and for some time later; form, roun...dish oblate; size, small to medium; color, yellowish red, shading to deep red; skin, tender; seeds, few; flavor, sweet; quality, very good.
Shoto. Introduced from Danville, Ind. , where itripens during October; form, oblong ovate; size, large; color, dull yellow, blushed in the sun; skin, rather tough; seeds, few; quality, very good.
Smeech. Introduced from Pennsylvania, where it ripens during October and No- vember; form, roundish oblate; size, medium; color, dull yellow, splashed with red; flavor, rich and sweet; quality, very good.
What to read after The Native Persimmon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W F Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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