The fruits and fruit trees of America; or, the culture, propagation, and management, in the garden and orchard, of fruit trees generally; with descriptions of all the finest varieties of fruit, native and foreign, cultivated in this country . Rostiezer. THE PEAR. 443. Seckel. Coxe. Lind. Thomp. Seckle. Syckle. SickeL Red Cheeked SeckeL New-York Red Cheek. We do not hesitate to ,^s^ pronounce this Americanpear the richest and mostexquisitely flavoured varietyknown. In its highly con-centrated, spicy, and honiedflavour, it is not surpassed,nor indeed equalled, by anyEuropean variety. Whenwe add


The fruits and fruit trees of America; or, the culture, propagation, and management, in the garden and orchard, of fruit trees generally; with descriptions of all the finest varieties of fruit, native and foreign, cultivated in this country . Rostiezer. THE PEAR. 443. Seckel. Coxe. Lind. Thomp. Seckle. Syckle. SickeL Red Cheeked SeckeL New-York Red Cheek. We do not hesitate to ,^s^ pronounce this Americanpear the richest and mostexquisitely flavoured varietyknown. In its highly con-centrated, spicy, and honiedflavour, it is not surpassed,nor indeed equalled, by anyEuropean variety. Whenwe add to this, that thetree is the healthiest andhardiest of all pear trees,forming a fine, compact,symmetrical head, and bear-ing regular and abundantcrops in clusters at the endsof the branches, it is easyto see that we consider nogarden complete without it. SecM. Indeed we think it indispensable in the smallest garden. Thestout, short-jointed olive-coloured wood, distinguishes thisvariety, as well as the peculiar reddish-brown colour of thefruit. The soil should receive a top-dressing of manure fre-quently, when the size of the pear is an object. The Seckel pearoriginated on the farm of Mr. Seckel, about four miles fromPhiladelphia.* * The precise origin of the S


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