EXPERIMENT STATION BULLETINS. 



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2. DUKES AND MORELLOS— (PrMwits cerasus). 



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Name. 



Abbess (Oignies) 



Angoaleme 



Baender 



Beesarabian 



Brnsseler (Braune) 



Carnation... 



Choisy 



Du Nerd (Griotte dn Nord) . 



Dyehonse 



Engenie 



Everbearing 



Frauendorfor (Weichsel) 



Galopin 



Glass (George Glasskirche) . 



Hortense ... 



King (Amarelle) 



Late Duke 



Lithaner (Weichsel) 



Louis (Phillippe) 



Lutovka 



Magnifiqne 



Mahaleb 



May Dnke 



Minnesota (^Ostheim) 



Montmorency 



Montmorency (Large) 



Montmorency (Ordinaire) .. 



Montrenil 



Olivet 



Ostheim 



Ostheimer 



Richmond (Ey. Richmond). 



Royal Duke 



Sklanka 



Spate (Amarelle) 



Strauss (Weichsel) 



Suda 



Twenty-live (Orel) 



Twenty-seven (Orel) 



Weir2 



Wragg 



Remarks. 



Aslender grower. Late, 

 Vigorous. Promising, 

 Not yet fruited. 

 Imported by Prof. Bndd. 



of Iowa. 

 Imported by Prof. Bndd, 



of Iowa. 



Needs further trial. 

 Beautiful. Excellent. 



Amateur. 

 Imported by Prof. Bndd, 



of Iowa. 

 Very early. Slender. 



drooping. 

 Comparatively new. 



Promising. 



Yet untested. 



Late, very acid. 



Not bloomed or fruited. 



As importation by Prof. 



Bndd. 

 One of the largest of the 



Dukes. 



Only tested as to growth. 

 Old, but little known. 

 Has not shown bloom or 



fruit. 

 Late. Good. Lacks 



productiveness. 

 Promising, 



A fine late variety. 

 Used only as a stock. 

 The type of the class. 

 Requires further trial. 

 Probably Mont. Ordinaire. 



Fruit destroyed by birds. 

 Fruit destroyed by birds. 

 Very promisiing. 

 But partially tested. 

 Requires longer trial. 



Not yet fruited. 

 Most popular for market. 

 Old, but little known. 

 Imported by Prof. Budd. 

 Imported by Prof. Budd. 



Imported by Prof. Budd. 



Not yet well tested. 

 Not yet well tested. 

 Not yet well tested. 

 Not yet well tested. 

 A slender grower. Lat«. 

 Acid. 



SWEET CHERRIES. 



Purple (Early Purple), nearly black when fully ripe, is the earliest well 

 tested cherry, of fair size and good quality, with the possible exception of 

 La Maurie (Early Lamaurie), which has not yet fruited here. 



Knight (Knight's Early), Eagle (Black Eagle), superior in quality, and 

 Tartarian (Black Tartarian), valued for market, are among the most pop- 

 ular dark colored cherries. 



