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We had the Darling editors create 5 different Pressed Juicery Freeze concoctions for the hot months ahead...and the results have us drooling.
La comunión de Teresa destacó por su gran mesa dulce, la gran estructura de globos, los duces y la decoración con flores en rosa y ramas verdes.
I just saw these cute earring and thought that I should share them here! I will be making a lot of these in the future. So, I will keep y’all posted! - Duces @bethsaitz on Instagram btw
Identifier: hooperswesternfr00hoop Title: Hooper's Western fruit book: a compendious collection of facts, from the notes and experience of successful fruit culturists, arranged for practical use in the orchard and garden .. Year: 1857 (1850s) Authors: Hooper, E. J. (Edward James), b. 1803 Subjects: Fruit-culture Fruit Publisher: Cincinnati : Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co. Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries Digitizing Sponsor: UMass Amherst Libraries View Book Page: Book Viewer About This Book: Catalog Entry View All Images: All Images From Book Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book. Text Appearing Before Image: ^, in 1851. Tender, juicy, rich, with fine, highflavor. Too tender for long distances to market. Desira-ble for private gardens^ and markets near town. Eequiresvery strong and numerous fertilization—nearly plant forplant. Too tender and delicate in texture to keep andpreserve its flavor so long as many kinds. It is not con-sidered equal to Burrs New Pine in flavor, but as fine asany other. Methven Scarlet. Flower, Pistillate; form, round,coxcomb; size, 2 ; quality, 2; color, dull sca.rlet; season,four or five days after general strawberry season. Eemarks.—Scotch. Strong grower. Sometimes pro-duces large crops. McAYOYS JSTo. 1, or Extra Red. Flowers, pistillate;form, round, uniform; size, 1; quality, 1 ; color, scarlet. Eemarks.—Originated in Cincinnati, in 1848. Flavoragreeable, rather acid. Immensely productive. Likely Text Appearing After Image: MiddUtOTi.. milxcf^ * C? OJu O. Nataral Size. STRAWBERRIES. 293 to become a good market fruit. Has not a very high fla-vor. Eecommended by Messrs. Buchanan, Ernst, andWarder, for the locality of Cincinnati. Vastly hardy, Peabodys I^ew Seedling. Flowers, hermaphrodite;color, rich, deep crimson ; form, irregular, and somewhatcompressed ; beautiful, attached to the calyx by a polishedcoral-like neck without seeds ; size, 1 (of the largest, mea-suring six and seven inches in circumference) ; use, table ;quality (not yet known here) ; flavor and flesh, firm, melt-ing, and juicy; season (unknown here). Eemarks.—It is said by the proprietor and originatorthat the fruit is borne on tall foot-stalks, is of the mostexquisite fine flavor, and bears transportation better thanany strawberry ever yet cultivated. He further statesthat as a proof of the keeping qualities of this new straw-berry, on the morning of the 9th of May, he packed acase of the berries, took them to Columbus, six miles, inhi Note About Images 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 work.
