The field and garden vegetables of America Boston, Crosby and Nichols, 1863 vegetables United States, Congress, varieties, vegetable gardening, A detailed page from a historical text discussing various citrus fruits and their characteristics. The passage highlights the Long Lemon, noting its large size and productivity, followed by a mention of Long Surley, which bears resemblance to the Long Orange with smaller roots. It emphasizes the popularity of these varieties in England and their potential for cultivation across the continent. The text also touches on the Common White Root, describing its unique features, such as a regular shape and sweet flavor, contrasting it with other varieties. The final section introduces a new English variety, offering insights into its recent development and characteristics.