. Best's potato book. Potatoes. -*-. American liijititule (N. Y.) Fanners' Clul), October, 1SG9. S. B. CoxovKK, of Washington Market.—This potato originated in Miciiigan, in 1864, by Lewis H. Brown, from a ball of the Peachblow, the bloom of which had been impregnated with the pollen of the Buckej'e, from whom I obtained the seed three years ago, and gave them a thorough trial for two years previous to the spring of 1869, "when, being well satisfied of its earliness, strength of growth, and superior quality, T concluded to have them most thorougldy tested Coniircued on Pcqe :',.'. 3. Plea
. Best's potato book. Potatoes. -*-. American liijititule (N. Y.) Fanners' Clul), October, 1SG9. S. B. CoxovKK, of Washington Market.—This potato originated in Miciiigan, in 1864, by Lewis H. Brown, from a ball of the Peachblow, the bloom of which had been impregnated with the pollen of the Buckej'e, from whom I obtained the seed three years ago, and gave them a thorough trial for two years previous to the spring of 1869, "when, being well satisfied of its earliness, strength of growth, and superior quality, T concluded to have them most thorougldy tested Coniircued on Pcqe :',.'. 3. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Best, George, W. [from old catalog]; Beecher, Henry Ward, 1813-1887. [from old catalog]. Utica, N. Y. , G. W. Best
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