Annual report of the Fruit Growers' Association of Ontario, 1898 . Geisler. FRUITS OF ONTARIO. 8L GLEN MARY. {Perfect blossom.) This is a variety of great promise, it is one of th > newer sorts. No doubt it will take aplace among the standards on account of its size and productiveness. Origin, a chance seedling found by J. A. Ingram of Penn-sylvania. Plant, a very large, strong, vigorous grower, making plantsfreely. No sign of any disease on it. Dark, rich ideal plant. Fruit stem, medium in length, strongenough to hold up the very large berries. Very productive. Fruit, very large
Annual report of the Fruit Growers' Association of Ontario, 1898 . Geisler. FRUITS OF ONTARIO. 8L GLEN MARY. {Perfect blossom.) This is a variety of great promise, it is one of th > newer sorts. No doubt it will take aplace among the standards on account of its size and productiveness. Origin, a chance seedling found by J. A. Ingram of Penn-sylvania. Plant, a very large, strong, vigorous grower, making plantsfreely. No sign of any disease on it. Dark, rich ideal plant. Fruit stem, medium in length, strongenough to hold up the very large berries. Very productive. Fruit, very large—the largest, dark crimson in color,ribbed like the Marshall, a hard, green seedy end that doesnot ripen well. Flesh, pink to white, fair quality, inclined to acid. Season, medium to late. n,™ tvt.^,. Adaptation, it has done well wherever tried. S. brLEN
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