HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. 



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DEWBERRIES. 



General Grant. 

 Lucretia. 



Cluster. 

 Hudson. 



Mary. 



Black. 



Common Swamp. 



Dwarf. 



Lucretia's Sister. 



GOOSEBERRIES. 



Transparent. 

 Triumph. 



GRAPES. 



I Progress. 



HUCKLEBERRIES. 



High-bush. 

 Low-bush. 



PEARS. 



*Bailey. 



Birket. 



Centur3\ 



Chinese Sand. 



Cocklin. 



Duchess Hybrid. 



Early Harvest of New Jersey. 



Early Harvest of Ohio. 



Garber. 



Grand Isle. 



Japanese large-leaved. 



Golden Gage. 

 Kelsey's Japan. 

 Moore's Arctic. 



PLUMS. 



Jefferson. 

 Little Gem. 

 Macomber. 

 Eefreshing. 

 Sandwich Island. 

 Sha Lea. 

 Smith's Hybrid. 

 Suet Lea. 



Wilkinson's Winter. 

 And others. 



Pond's Seedling. 

 Shipper's Pride. 



PLUMS — Nadve: {Prumis Chicasa and P. Americana.) 



African. 

 Bassett. 

 Blackman. 

 Caddo Chief. 

 Clinton. 

 Colletto. 

 Cumberland. 

 De Caradeuc. 

 Deep Creek. 

 Indian Chief. 

 Itaska. 

 Jenny Lucas. 

 Langdon. 



De Soto. 



Early Eed. 



Forest Garden. 



Forest Rose. 



Golden Beauty. 



Gordon's Nos. 1 and 2. 



Hattie. 



Indiana Red, 



Purple Yosemite. 



Quaker. 



Reed. 



Robinson. 



Rollingstone. 



♦ A seedling sour pear grown by L. H. Bailey, South Haven, Mich. A full characterization may be 

 expected next fall. 



