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" I am confirmed in the opinion, that the best means of producing new and excellent varieties, suited either to general cultivation or to particular localities, is to plant the most mature and perfect seeds of the most hardy, vigorous, and valuable sorts,... "
Annual Report of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society for the Year ... - Page 333
by Minnesota State Horticultural Society - 1887
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The Horticulturist and Journal of Rural Art and Rural Taste, Volume 4; Volume 9

Country life - 1854 - 652 pages
...and foreign countries, have sown seeds in variety, and have obtained some valuable sorts. But I nin confirmed in the opinion, that the best means of producing...particular localities, is to plant the most mature a-)d perfect seed of the most hardy, rigorous, and rahiablc sorts; on the general pathological principle...
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The Horticultural review and botanical magazine, Volume 4

Gardening - 1854 - 616 pages
...Bivort, Berckmans, and others, both in this and foreign countries, have sown seeds of valuable sorts. But I am confirmed in the opinion, that the best means...excellent varieties, suited either to general cultivation orto particular localities, is to plant the mo^t mature and perfect seed of the most hardy, vigorous,...
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Proceedings of the ... Session of the American Pomological Society, Volume 3

American Pomological Society - Fruit-culture - 1854 - 268 pages
...and hardy varieties, as the Eyewood and Dunmore Pears ; the Black Eagle, and other Cherries. tivation or to particular localities, is to plant the most mature and perfect seed of the most hardy, vigorous, and valuable sorts; on the general pathological principle that like...
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Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents

United States. Patent Office - Patents - 1855 - 832 pages
...this and in foreign countries, have sown seeds in variety, and have obtained some valuable sorts. But I am confirmed in the opinion, that the best means...pathological principle that "like produces like;" and upon the conviction that immature seed, although the embryo may be sufficiently formed to vegetate,...
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The New England Farmer, Volume 7

Agriculture - 1855 - 632 pages
...in variety, and have obtained some valuable sorts. But I am confirmed in the opinion, that the beet means of producing new and excellent varieties, suited...or to particular localities, is to plant the most malvre and perfect seed of the most hardy, vigorous ard valuable sorts ; on the general pathological...
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Public Documents of Massachusetts, Volumes 1-4

Massachusetts - Massachusetts - 1870 - 1232 pages
...to the best methods of obtaining new varieties from seed, my views have often been expressed, viz. : to plant the most mature and perfect seeds of the most hardy, vigorous and valuable sorts ; and, as a shorter process, insuring more certain and happy results, to cross or hybridize our best...
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The Horticulturist and Journal of Rural Art and Rural Taste, Volume 22

Country life - 1867 - 402 pages
...heretofore been summed up ; and as it was my first, so it shall be my continual and last advice — ' Plant the most mature and perfect seeds of the most hardy, vigorous, and valuable varieties; and, as a shorter process, insuring more certain and happy results, cross or hybridize your...
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Report, Volume 22

Iowa State Horticultural Society - Fruit-culture - 1888 - 460 pages
...remain with us and be our watchword in our efforts towards the production of new and hardy fruits. '• Plant the most mature and perfect seeds of the most hardy, vigorous and valuable varieties and as a shorter process ensuring more certain and happy results, cross and hybridize our...
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The Gardener's Monthly and Horticultural Advertiser, Volume 15

Gardening - 1873 - 420 pages
...repeat the council I have so often given, in regard to the production of new and line fruits, viz : " To plant the most mature and perfect seeds of the most hardy, vigorous and valuable varieties ; and as a shorter process insuring more certain and happy results, cross or hybridize your...
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Transactions of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society

Massachusetts Horticultural Society - Agriculture - 1873 - 1050 pages
...us with the means and the agents for continued improvement. By the natural system we should select the most mature and perfect seeds, of the most hardy, vigorous and valuable varieties, relying upon that Divine wisdom which originally gave to every tree its own seed, and therefore...
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