316 THE PEACH. 



George the lY., Flat Peach of China, 



Snow Peach, Weeping Peach, 



Druid Hill, Royal Kensington, 



Late Red Rareripe, Monstrous Pa vie. 



Honey Peach, Chinese Cling, 



Troth's Early, Stump the World, 



Lady Parham, Lemon Cling, 



Morris' Red Rareripe, Nix, Late White. 

 Yellow Rareripe, 



LIST OF CHOICE PEACHES— 1869— By F. R. Elliott. 



The Serrate Early York has received universal favor as 

 one of value, in giving fruit of medium size, and of superior 

 quality, free from defects. Next to this. 



Troth's Early, Yellow Rareripe, Crawford's Early, 



Old Mixon Free-stone, Smock Free, 



Early Newington, free, Sturtevant, Crawford's Late, 



Columbia, Coolridge's Favorite, Heath, 



Late Admirable, Moore's Red Rareripe, Noblesse, 



Red Cheek Melocoton, have each had their champions, 

 because of their real and intrinsic value. 



ADDITIONAL LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF SELECT 

 PEACHES. 



latitude, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. 



Free-stones. 



Canary. — Medium size, pale yellow, flesh yellow, juicy, 

 apricot flavor ; very good ; delicate fruit, too tender for mar- 

 ket; ripe end of June. 



Fleitus St. John, or Yellow St. John. — Large, round- 

 ish, light yellow, with a bright red cheek, flesh juicy, sweet, 

 and of high flavor; ripens with the Early Tillotson and lasts 

 longer. Lately brought to notice in Louisiana, and promises 

 to be very valuable. 



Fruitland Seedling. — Very large, oblate, greenish white, 

 with a mottled cheek, flesh greenish white, very juicy, vinous 

 and of good flavor. 



