Meanings of choice variety in English

The horse had spent the interval in a choice variety of pitching that included sun-fishing, fence-rowing, and pile-driving.

We are indebted to James Vick, practical florist, Rochester, N. Y., for a choice variety of flower seeds.

The bears consisted of a mother and two half-grown young ones of the choice variety known as "silver-tipped."

Although their waters were red from flowing through cedar swamps, several contain trout and a very choice variety of small salmon.

In its columns will be found a choice variety of Gems in every department of Literature, of interest to the general reader.

There are choice varieties that will grow in the extremes of sand or clay.

They also introduced many choice varieties of pears, which still bear illustrious Huguenot names.

Roses of the most choice varieties grow spontaneously by the roadside, or creep over the walls.

Some eight or ten years ago, I ordered a collection of choice varieties of the Dahlia.

She had wandered off to the Brandywine, to gather ferns at a rocky point where some choice varieties were to be found.

Though eight or ten choice varieties may seem small returns, still there is a pleasure in the work that you cannot fail but feel.

Personally, I find that the hazel is rather easily budded, although layering is the method for propagation of choice varieties most often employed in Europe.