On the other hand, a clingstonepeach has been known to give rise to a freestone.
In 1881, Downing mentioned a peach under the name Levy Late as being a new, late clingstone originating in the garden of W.
This is a large, handsomeclingstone grown near Georgetown, District of Columbia.
A very large, red, clingstone nectarine; late ripener; can be kept for several weeks after being fully ripe.
A yellow clingstone nectarine of medium size; meat very firm and of medium sweet taste, not melting.
A white-fleshed clingstone from Caroline County, Virginia, where it is largely used for preserves.
Ramsey and Son, Austin, Texas, as a productive, white clingstonefound by S.
A large, yellow clingstone ripening in Texas about September 15th.
Though often put down as a clingstone it is, when well grown, a semi-cling and sometimes the stone is free.
Aremie is a large, high-flavored, yellow-fleshed clingstonewhich originated in Pomaria, South Carolina.
Schumaker, now grown only in western New York and Pennsylvania, for a long time was described as the earliest of the white-fleshed, clingstone peaches.
Atwood is a large, productive clingstone originating with Roscius Atwood, Newberry, South Carolina.
What would he not have said at the corner of Main and Clingstone streets, had he known that Letitia was trifling with Robinson's Complete?
There were clearstone and clingstone sorts, and one tree differed from another in glory of flavor, even as one star.
Firm clingstone peaches not fully ripe, can be put in the brine--they had better, however, be pickled without it.
He bustled out to fetch us a dish of pink clingstone peaches, grown in the gardens planted by the great Sir William.
Pompions and clingstone peaches went the way of the soupaan; a dish of troutlings followed, and out of the corner of my eye I saw other dainties coming and rejoiced.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "clingstone" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
