. I frutti di Ontario. Frutti-coltura. 1905 frutti di Ontario. 43 GRAVENSTEIN.. Ho Sectiox di Gkavexstein. torna a circa 1760. È ora ampiamente coltivato in Europa occidentale Tkee : molto più vigoroii? In trmutli thanordinaryvarietips.aiiil Avhen ill bloom notevolmente l>c;iinil'III con le sue dimensioni extraordiriarv purewhiteblossoms: har<iy ^ mi â e produttivi. ^<'' frutta : grande a V grande ; modulo oblato (â ¢< cal, un po' uno-s ed e più o meno pentagonale ; pelle giallo verdolino a bassa arancione, striscia splendidamente- ed e spruzzato con due sfumature di rosso; stelo stout, metà circa un pollice in leng

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. The fruits of Ontario. Fruit-culture. 1905 FRUITS OF ONTARIO. 43 GRAVENSTEIN.. I Sectiox of Gkavexstein. back to about 1760. It is now widely grown in Western Europe Tkee : much more vigoroii? in trmutli thanordinaryvarietips.aiiil Avhen ill bloom remarkably l>c;iinil'iil with its extraordiriarv sized purewhiteblossoms: har<iy ^ i â and productive. ^<'' Fruit : large to v large ; form oblate (â¢< cal, somewhat one-s ed and more or less pentagonal ; skin greenish yel- low to orange, beautifully strip- ed and splashed with two shades of red; stem stout, about half an inch in length, set in a deep, narrow cav- ity ; calyx par- tially closed, wide long segments set in a wide irregu- lar, slightly russet basin. Flesh : white ; texture crisp and very juicy ; flavor rich, vinous and aromatic. Quality : des- sert, very good; cooking, good. Value : home mar ket, first class ; forei|, market, first class. Season : September and Octo- ber. Adaptation : general in the best apple sections A favorite commer- cial apple in Nova Scotia, but altogether too little cultivated in Ontario, considering its many excellent characteristics. It has no competitor in its season foreither home use or market. Origin : according to Hogg, the original I tree grew in the gar- den of the Duke of ; Augustenberg, at the ⢠Castle of Graufenstein I in Schleswig-Holstein â¢' in Germany, and was still standing about the year 1850. Leroy inclines to accept a statement by Hirsch- felt, a German pomo- logist, who in 1788 wrotethefirst descrip- tion of the apple, and stated that it was brought to Germany from Italy. The earli- est trace of this apple we can find, dates and is a favorite everywhere. Mt-. 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.. Ontario. Dept. of Agriculture. Toronto : printed by L. K. Camero

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