316 MISSOURI STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 



Bl^ckberries^Taylor and Snyder. 



Strawberries— Crescent, Windsor Chief, Cumberland and Chas. 

 Downing. 



MORGAN COUNTY— CALEB GUNN, OF VERSAILLES. 



Apple— Ben Davis, Rawles' Janet, M. Blush, Rome Beauty, Red 

 ■June and Wmesap. 



Peach— Crawford's Early and Late, Mixon (free), Heath (cling). 

 The Amsden is a short life tree. 



Plum — Wild Goose, Damson and Chickasaw. 



Cherry — Early Richmond, May Duke and English Morello. 



Grape? — Concord. 



Raspberries — Gregg, Mammoth Cluster, Turner and Philadelphia. 



Blackberries — Snyder, Lawton and Kittatinny. 



Strawberries — Sharpless, Kentucky, Bidwell, Prouty and several 

 others. 



McDonald county— s. g. welborn, of pineville. 



Apple — Ben Davis, Winesap, Arkansas Black, Lawver, Maiden's 

 Blush and Red June. 



Pear — Seckel, Bartlett and De Anjon. 



Peach — Seedlings are most hardy and profitable; Crawford's Early 

 and Late Mountain Rose and Heath's Cling. 



Plum — Chickasaw, Wild Goose on plum stock. 



Cherry — Early Richmond and English Morello. 



Grapes — Concord, Brighton and Worden. 



Raspberries — Turner, Gregg, Souhegan and Doolittle. 



Blackberries — Kittatiny. 



Strawberries — All kinds. 



PUTNAM COUNTY— JAMES T. SCOTT, OF ST. JOHN. 



Apple — Ben Davis, Limber Twig, Jonathan, Janet, Red Astra- 

 chan, Benoni Milam, Kirkbridge, White and Orange Pippin. 

 Pear — BarLIett. 

 Peach — None but seedlings. 

 Plums — Lombard's Bkck and wild. 

 Cherry — Early May and English Morello. 

 Grapes — Concord and Ives' Seedling. 

 Raspberries — Black Cap and Mammoth Cluster. 

 Blackberries — Wild and Kittatiny. 

 Strwberries — Wilson, as good as any I have tried. 



