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Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia
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A London correspondent claims pineapples can be successfully grown in England's climate without fire-stoves, based on three years of experience, as easily as cucumbers or melons, countering prevailing misconceptions.
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As the Ananas, or Pine-Apple, hath as yet made but little Progress in this Climate, which I presume, is owning to the prevailing Opinion, although mistaken one, That that Fruit is not to be perfected here, without the Use of Fire-stoves, and which, in my humble Opinion, hath been, and is the only Bar to the obtaining so valuable a Fruit in greater Plenty than at present; I beg leave therefore to inform the Publick, that, confirmed by the Success of three Years past, it is to be done in a much easier, less expensive Way, and meerly with as little Trouble as Cucumbers or Melons, of which any Gentlemen may be convinced on sight.
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London
Event Date
December 12
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The author informs the public that pineapples can be grown in England's climate without fire-stoves, based on three years of success, in an easier and less expensive way with trouble comparable to cucumbers or melons.