A treatise on citrus culture in CaliforniaWith a description of the best varieties grown in the state, and varieties grown in other states and foreign countries, gathering, packing, curing, pruning, budding, diseases, etc . eles County. Ls a good seedling, but lackingqualities which the two varieties above mentioned possess. Wilsons Bp:st (Lake Vineyard). Originated by the late B. , at San Gabriel; a goodvariety. Original tree is very large and quite thorny. KoNah. A California seedling from seed grown on Konah large, rough, and thick skin. Tree very-hcxm^and veryhard to k
A treatise on citrus culture in CaliforniaWith a description of the best varieties grown in the state, and varieties grown in other states and foreign countries, gathering, packing, curing, pruning, budding, diseases, etc . eles County. Ls a good seedling, but lackingqualities which the two varieties above mentioned possess. Wilsons Bp:st (Lake Vineyard). Originated by the late B. , at San Gabriel; a goodvariety. Original tree is very large and quite thorny. KoNah. A California seedling from seed grown on Konah large, rough, and thick skin. Tree very-hcxm^and veryhard to keep in shape, ripens early, and is considered by manyto be a very desirable variety. I have found that it will dobetter in some localities than in others. 38 CITRUS CULTURE IN CALIFORNIA. NEW VARIETIES (Home origin). coopers seedling. Originated by Hon. Ellwood Cooper, at Ellwood, SantaBarbara County. Fruit of medium size, oval; pulp, very fine,and melting. Color, pale yellow. Very thin skin; thrifty grower, and a prolific bearer—a very desirablevariety. Kerchevals Queen. Originated at Los Angeles. Fruit above medium size, ex-cellent flavor, few seeds, and medium thin rind. The tree is avigorous CHAPTER VIII. VARIETIES OF CALIFORNIA ORIGIN NOT RECOMMENDED. CLASS H. The varieties under this head are of inferior quahty, andtheir planting is not recommended, as, since they were intro-duced, the varieties in Class G have been found most profitableto grow. NiCARAGUAN. Originated by the late Dr. J. Shaw, of Los Angeles, fromseed from the Isthmus. Fruit very large, thick-skinned, in-ferior. Tahiti. Originated by the late Dr. Shaw, from seed from as common seedling fruit. I. X. L. Originated by J. W. Wolfskill, of Los Angeles. Raisedfrom seed imported from Tahiti. Tree very thorny. Wolfskills Eureka. Originated by the late Lewis Wolfskill, at Los very small, round in shape. No better than the othervarieties named.
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