The New England book of Fruit Containing An Abridgment of Mannings Descriptiv
The New England book of Fruit Containing An Abridgment of Mannings Descriptiv
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It is a good pear on standards in rich ground, larger and better on the quince, trained low ; it is very productive. Ripe in October and November. M.
[This variety we consider better adapted for the quince* than pear root, as upon the former it grows larger, and bears well ; while upon the latter, it is an uncertain bearer. We find this to be the case in our soil. ] Rostiezer. This tree was received from the Messrs. Baumans, of Bollwiller. The fruit is of medium size, oblong, and pointed at the... stem ; the skin covered with light yellow russet ; the flesh melting, high flavored, and delicious. It ripens about the first of October ; and, so far as we could judge from, the first specimens, is decidedly a first rate fruit. M.
[This fine-flavored fruit resembles the Seckel in taste. The tree makes a good growth of long dark, colored shoots. ] 70 FRUIT BOOK.
Surpass Virgalieu. This tree was received from the late Mr. Parmentier, of Brooklyn, L. I. As we do not find the name in any European au- thor, it was probably adopted in this country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a good pear on standards in rich ground, larger and better on the quince, trained low ; it is very productive. Ripe in October and November. M.
[This variety we consider better adapted for the quince* than pear root, as upon the former it grows larger, and bears well ; while upon the latter, it is an uncertain bearer. We find this to be the case in our soil. ] Rostiezer. This tree was received from the Messrs. Baumans, of Bollwiller. The fruit is of medium size, oblong, and pointed at the... stem ; the skin covered with light yellow russet ; the flesh melting, high flavored, and delicious. It ripens about the first of October ; and, so far as we could judge from, the first specimens, is decidedly a first rate fruit. M.
[This fine-flavored fruit resembles the Seckel in taste. The tree makes a good growth of long dark, colored shoots. ] 70 FRUIT BOOK.
Surpass Virgalieu. This tree was received from the late Mr. Parmentier, of Brooklyn, L. I. As we do not find the name in any European au- thor, it was probably adopted in this country.
What to read after The New England book of Fruit Containing An Abridgment of Mannings Descriptiv?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Manning to read onlineMoreLess
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