Early Richmond cherry boom and its decline in the markets
The article traces the rise of the hardy early Richmond cherry, its popularity during and after the Civil War, and the later fall in demand and prices. It notes high profits when scarce, wide planting, and the ten day harvest window that trimmed profits, with advice on orchard renewal and ornamental value. It also discusses potato planting practices in dry seasons, the effect of soil moisture on sprouts, and the superiority of whole potatoes for planting to maintain yield.
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