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QUINCES. 

 Orange Quince — is hardy and profitable with proper care and culture. 



PEACHES. 



Coolidgc's Favorite — hardy, productive. 



Heath Cling — tender 



Morris' White — hardy, productive. 



Oldmixon Free — acid, good for cooking. 



Snow — poor flavor. 



Yellow Albcrge — profitable. 



NECTARINES. 



Not worth planting out of doors — Elruge the best. 



CHERRIES. 

 Belle Magni&que — worth trying. 

 Black Tartarian — worth trying. 



Ealry Purple Guigne — Perhaps the birds can tell about it — I can't. 

 Elton and Gov. Wood — ditto. 

 Early Richmond — profitable. 

 Late Kentish — good. 



May Duke— succeeds well. You will find this nice, if the birds let you have any. 

 English Morrelo — pays well, most profitable. 



PLUMS. 



Lombard — profitable; McLaughlin —excellent. I would plant mostly Imperial 

 Gage, Lombaid, McLaughlin and Yellow Gage, with a few Damson, Jefferson and Reine 

 Claude de Bavuy. 



GRAPES. 



Clinton — fine for cooking. 



CURRANTS. 

 Red Dutch — most profitable. 



GOOSEBERRIES. 

 Downing'ssccdiing — very good. 



RASPBERRIES. 

 Doolittlc — excellent. 



Antwerp Red of Hudson River — requires protection. 

 Catawissa — worthless here. 

 Orange — don't pay. 



BLACKBERRIES. 

 Crystal White— don't plant. 

 New Rochelle — best to plant. 



STRAWBERRIES. 

 Agriculturist — don't succeed. 

 Austin — rather poor. 

 Downer's Prolific — not profitable 



