The Western Fruit book Or American Fruit Growers Guide for the Orchard And Fr
The Western Fruit book Or American Fruit Growers Guide for the Orchard And Fr
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Baronne de Mello, | Poire His.
Foreign. Grows fine and bears abundantly on Quince. Fruit, medium, obovate acute pyriform, yellowish russet ] stem, short, stout, fleshy at base ; flesh, greenish white, melting, juicy, sub-acid ; " very good. " Middle October.
ADELAIDE DE REVES.
Foreign. Tree, vigorous, and very fertile on Pear or Quince. Fruit, large enough, roundish. Bergamotte or turbinate skin, bright green, becom- ing lemon yellow at the time of ripening ; flesh, white, half fine, melting, j...uice very abundant, sugary, vinous, well perfumed, of first quality. Ripo last half of October. (An. Pom. ) ALEXANDER.
Originated in the town of Alexander, Genesee Co. , N. Y. Young shoots yellowish, rather stout ; leaves, narrow, acuminate, deep green ; fruit, medium or below, obovate, slightly irregular and often one-sided ; stem, one and a quarter inch, curved, fleshy at base, in a shallow cavity ; calyx, small, partly closed; segments, short, irregular; basin, narrow, medium depth ; skin, yellowish green, rather thick, often overspread with cinnamon russet ; flesh, white, a little coarse, and gritty at core, melting, very juicy, with rich, sugary flavor : core, small ; seeds, small, nearly black and pointed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baronne de Mello, | Poire His.
Foreign. Grows fine and bears abundantly on Quince. Fruit, medium, obovate acute pyriform, yellowish russet ] stem, short, stout, fleshy at base ; flesh, greenish white, melting, juicy, sub-acid ; " very good. " Middle October.
ADELAIDE DE REVES.
Foreign. Tree, vigorous, and very fertile on Pear or Quince. Fruit, large enough, roundish. Bergamotte or turbinate skin, bright green, becom- ing lemon yellow at the time of ripening ; flesh, white, half fine, melting, j...uice very abundant, sugary, vinous, well perfumed, of first quality. Ripo last half of October. (An. Pom. ) ALEXANDER.
Originated in the town of Alexander, Genesee Co. , N. Y. Young shoots yellowish, rather stout ; leaves, narrow, acuminate, deep green ; fruit, medium or below, obovate, slightly irregular and often one-sided ; stem, one and a quarter inch, curved, fleshy at base, in a shallow cavity ; calyx, small, partly closed; segments, short, irregular; basin, narrow, medium depth ; skin, yellowish green, rather thick, often overspread with cinnamon russet ; flesh, white, a little coarse, and gritty at core, melting, very juicy, with rich, sugary flavor : core, small ; seeds, small, nearly black and pointed.
What to read after The Western Fruit book Or American Fruit Growers Guide for the Orchard And Fr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F R Franklin Reuben Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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