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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BULLETINS. 



Leptune. 



Lone Star. 



Miner. 



Minnesota. 



Minnetonka. 



Moreman. 



Newman. 



Parsons. 



Bentley. 



Champion. 



Missouri. 



Wayland. 

 Wazata. 

 Weaver. 



Wier's Large Red. 

 Yellow Yosemite, 

 And others, including seedlings 

 from wild trees. 



QUINCES. 



Hong-kong. 

 Rhea. 



RASPBERKIES. 



Philadelphia. 



Reliance. 



Superb. 



Sweet Home, 



Thwack. 



Tyler. 



And others, including seedling grown by J. T. Macomber, Grand Isle, 

 Vt., and figured in Rural New Yorker for March 6, 1886. 



Burlington (Prosser) 

 Davison's Thornless. 

 E aril art. 

 Golden Queen. 

 Hilborn. 

 Lost Rubies. 



STRAWBERRIES. 



Belmont. 

 Black Defiance. 

 Champion. 

 Cornelia. 

 Cowing. 

 Duncan. 

 Early Canada. 

 Garretson. 

 Great American. 



Huddleston. 



Lida. 



May King. 



President Lincoln. 



Primo. 



Sunapee. 



Warren, 



And otners. 



MISCELLANEOUS. 



Breda Apricot. 

 Moorpark Apricot. 

 Boston Nectarine. 

 Tong-pa Peach. 

 Seedling Peaches. 

 Hick's Everbearing Mulberry. 

 New American Mulberry. 

 Japanese Chestnut. 

 Spanish Chestnut. 

 Chinquapin — Castanea pumila. 

 Soft Almonds. 

 Prunus maritima. 



Medlar — Pyrus Germanica. 



June-berry — A melanchier Cana- 

 densis. 



Cultivated Service-berry — Aniel- 

 anchier. 



Aucuba-leaved Apple. 



Paradise stocks. 



Various Chinese Pears — I'yrus 

 Sinensis. 



And various exotic peaches, ap- 

 ples, currants, etc. 



April 1, 1886. 



L. H. BAILEY, Jr., 



Professor of Horticulture and LandscAqM Gardening. 



