176 Afuials of Horticulture. 



Pyrus, Malus, wild Red Rose Flowering. Stark Bros. 



Quince, Fuller. Lovett. 



Evidently belongs to the Orange group, but is larger than the 

 Orange, ripening at the same period or a little earlier and is of ex- 

 ceedingly brilliant color. Quality is good ; tree a strong grower and 

 prolific. 



Radish, All Seasons. Iowa Seed Co. 



Handsome shape, stump-rooted, and ivory white in color. Equally 

 good for spring, summer, fall or winter use. Exceedingly tender, 

 crisp and delicious China. Offered only as a premium in 1890. 



— Eldorado. Henderson. 



This novelty is identical with the old favorite Scarlet Turnip radish 

 in shape, size and quality, but is a golden yellow color. 



— Felton's Model White Box. Johnson 6^ Stokes. 



Differs from the Philadelphia White Box as follows : The shape 

 is rounder and handsomer. It is earlier, with fewer and shorter 

 leaves. Originated by Mr. Felton, Philadelphia, by selection. 



— French Early Deep Scarlet Forcing. Thorburn. 

 Early Scarlet Forcing. Thorburn. 



Early Scarlet White-Tipped Forcing. Thorburn. 



— Huntington's New White Transparent. Hu7itington. 



The finest pure white hot-bed radish ; of exceedingly large size, 

 rapid growth, tender and sweet. In size and shape it resembles very 

 closely the Summer White. The tops are very short. It never 

 cracks or rusts, and will attain a larger size, without running to seed, 

 than any other sort. 



— Mammoth Chinese. Vaughan. 



— New Celestial. Henderson. 



Imported from China. It is ready for use when two and a-half or 

 three inches long and continues until nearly six inches long, making 

 it almost an all seasons' radish. The flesh is firm and solid and pure 

 white, and is very attractive in appearance. 



— New Champion. Faiist. 



Three weeks after sowing, this radish is ready for the table. It is 

 perfect in shape, bright scarlet color, very crisp and tender. The 

 leaves' are short and make a very small top. 



— New Crystal Forcing. Buckbee. 



— Non Plus Ultra. Thorburn. 



Round, scarlet, short-leaved. 



— Rapid Forcing. He7iderson. 



It resembles the Scarlet Turnip White-tipped variety, but is 

 much earlier, coming to maturity in twenty-two days from the time 

 of sowing, and having very small tops. 



