The Practical Fruit Grower
The Practical Fruit Grower
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A French variety of great value ; large, juicy, sweet and good; tree remarkably vigorous and erect.
MORELLO CHERRIES. Head round, shoots slender, tree of small size and fruit acid.
Early Richmond. A large, early, red Cherry, valued especially for cooking and preserves. It is more extensively grown per- haps than all other kinds together. The tree is vigorous and re- markably productive, ripening its fruit in June.
Belle Magmfique. A very large, late Cherry of better quality than the last; tree ...vigorous and productive; middle to last of July.
DISEASES AND INSECTS. The Cherry is comparatively free from destructive diseases. In moist, unfavorable seasons, a . Mil- dew sometimes attacks the leaves, doing some injury, and may be avoided by good cultivation.
The Cherry Aphis or Louse (Mf/. -tiis cerasi), is the small, black aphis that appear so abundantly upon the leaves and young shoots of the Cherry tree in summer. It is injurious by sucking the juices of the plant, causing the leaves to curl and the growth to cease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A French variety of great value ; large, juicy, sweet and good; tree remarkably vigorous and erect.
MORELLO CHERRIES. Head round, shoots slender, tree of small size and fruit acid.
Early Richmond. A large, early, red Cherry, valued especially for cooking and preserves. It is more extensively grown per- haps than all other kinds together. The tree is vigorous and re- markably productive, ripening its fruit in June.
Belle Magmfique. A very large, late Cherry of better quality than the last; tree ...vigorous and productive; middle to last of July.
DISEASES AND INSECTS. The Cherry is comparatively free from destructive diseases. In moist, unfavorable seasons, a . Mil- dew sometimes attacks the leaves, doing some injury, and may be avoided by good cultivation.
The Cherry Aphis or Louse (Mf/. -tiis cerasi), is the small, black aphis that appear so abundantly upon the leaves and young shoots of the Cherry tree in summer. It is injurious by sucking the juices of the plant, causing the leaves to curl and the growth to cease.
What to read after The Practical Fruit Grower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel T Samuel Taylor Maynard to read onlineMoreLess
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