Deseret Evening News | 1900-03-08 | Page 2 | Oonshiu Orange

I U Th The or Ki Xii Ic seedless tI s orange was wal brought to Florida from Japan some ome ago ngo b by lien Oen Van nn Val 1 a former resident Ct of that country I It is II a a native of the Ilan Island of Japan and by request ot of Mrs lien Oen Van was wal named Sate Sat sUla afier on one ot of the chief clUes ot Of that island Ipland In Florida Ils It Is almost un known ass and II is the tho favorite and Dost most valuable early orno orange of at tie the State ren for market In ber and October while by the thelast last of November It ha ha lost II its juices juice and high tavor flavor whiCh make I It so 50 u cx delicious earlier In the sea season son I It Is II alo also one Qt QC the of al all orant oranges 20 degrees 1 abOe above zef zero not In I It when bu budded er or grafted on and dorant dormant On the tho ton eon tm tit tite Othele wi will not stand much frost without suffering serious injury which Is a characteristic of at the lemoni heinouS 4 tow few year year since n a la lady y In Virginia re ic ported that he hei Saluma Satsuma oran orange 1 4 sr on fuItS fruits ft I Mcd Mcdear year ear ater after Ih she obtain I it an bie I Wi as confined to the limits r 1 on Inch