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134 ALLIACEOUS PLANTS.
Fusiform, or Cow-Horn.
Corne de Bceuf. Vil.
This is a large onion, growing from eight inches to a foot
in length. It tapers rather regularly from the base to the
top, and is frequently bent or curved in the form of a horn ;
whence the name. Skin copper-red. It is late, lacks com-
pactness, is very liable to degenerate, decays soon after being
harvested, and must be considered more curious than useful.
Intermediate Red Wethersfield.
An early variety of the common Large Red. Bulb of me-
dium size, flattened ; neck small ; color deep purple.
It is rather pungent, yet milder than the Large Red ; keeps
well ; and is grown to a considerable extent, in certain locali-
ties in New England, for shipping.
James's Keeping.
James's Long Keeping. De James. Vil.
This is an English hybrid, said to have been originated by
a Mr. James, an extensive market-gardener in Surry, Eng.
The bulb is pyriform, or pear-shaped ; and measures four
inches and upwards in depth, and two inches or more at its
broadest diameter. Skin copper-yellow, — the coating next
under it reddish-brown ; flavor strong. It is not early, but is
much prized for its long keeping ; the bulbs not sprouting so
early in spring as those of most varieties.
Large Red.
Wethersfield Large Red.
Bulb sometimes roundish, but, when pure,
comparatively flat. It is of very large size ;
and, when grown in favorable soil, often

, measures five inches or more in diameter,
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The field and garden vegetables of America: containing full descriptions of nearly eleven hundred species and varieties; with directions for propagation, culture, and use. By Fearing Burr, Jr. ...
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29062472
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42073 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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Page 134
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NameFound:Corne
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10.5962/bhl.title.42073
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