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This section is from the "American Horticultural Manual Vol2" book, by J. L. Budd. Also available from Amazon American Horticultural Manual, Part Two.
Large to very large, roundish conical, color bright red; quality good. Flowers perfect. Popular in southeastern States. Tennessee.
Large, ovate, regular; color crimson; quality good. Flowers perfect. Double-starred in the South and Southeast. North Carolina.
Large, roundish conical, compressed, often irregular; color bright crimson. Flesh quite firm; quality very good. Pistillate. Grown east of the lakes mainly.
Large to very large, conical; color bright red. Flesh quite firm; quality very good. Perfect flowers. A new variety that seems promising. Ohio.
Medium, oblate conical; color bright scarlet. Flesh quite firm; quality very good. An early variety that stands drouth well in the prairie States. Pistillate. Commercial South and Southwest. Arkansas.
Very large, high-colored, with firm flesh. A market variety grown in New Jersey with profit. Season, earlier than Crescent.
Medium to large, roundish conical; color dark crimson.
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