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8. White Imperial.— father large ; yellowish-white ; delicate, sweet, juicy, 

 delicious. Fine at the North. New York. 



9. Breroort. — Medium to large ; yellowish-white ; rich, sugary, high flavored. 

 Excellent in nearly all localities. New York. 



10. Crawford^s Farli/.— Very large; yellow; yellow-fleshed; melting, rich, 

 sweet ; very excellent. Universally esteemed, and successful everywhere. 



11. Bergen Yellow. — Yery large; deep orange, with red dots; flesh yellow, 

 juicy, melting, rich, luscious. Long Island. 



12. Red Baret^ijje.—'Raihcr large; white, mottled with red— cheek dark, 

 rich red ; very rich and high flavored. Yery fine. American. 



13. Morins White.— Hatlicr large; pale, creamy white; juicy, sweet, and 

 rich. A favorite sort in the Middle States; not so good at the North. Penn- 

 sylvania. 



14. 2>'oMesse.—IjaTge; pale green, marked on the cheek with delicate red, 

 clouded with darker red ; very juicy and very highly flavored ; luscious. Orig- 

 inated in England. 



15. Oldmiicon Free-sto7ie.— Large ; yellowish, marbled with red, and a deep 

 red cheek ; rich, sugary, vinous. American. 



16. Late Bed Bare ripe.— Large; grayish-yellow, thickly marbled with red- 

 dish spots, and with a dull-red cheek ; luscious and high flavored. Unsur- 

 passed at its season ; a universal favorite. American. 



IT. Druid Hill.— Large; pale greenish-white, clou(ied with red on the 

 sunny side ; exceedingly rich and high flavored. One of the best of the late 

 varieties. Maryland. 



18. Craioford''s Zate.—Yerj large ; deep yellow, with a red cheek ; rich and 

 juicy. Succeeds everywhere. New Jersey. 



19. Henry Clay.— Very large ; deep purple in the sun, shading to bright 

 pink and creamy white ; delicate, tender ; flavor peculiar, partaking slightly 

 of the pineapple and the strawberry. Mississippi. 



20. Late AdmiraUe.—\ery large; pale yellowish-green, with a pale red 

 Cheek; very juicy, melting, and of a delicate, exquisite flavor. Everywhere 

 successful and excellent. France. 



CLrN-GSTONES. 



1. Oldmixon Cling.— Large; yellowish-white, with a dotted red cheek; 

 juicy, rich, excellent. Should have a place in every garden North and South. 

 Origin, England. 



2. Large White Clingstone.— Large; white, dotted with red on the sunny 

 side ; very juicy, tender, and luscious ; high flavored. Next to the preceding 

 in value. New York. 



3. Heath.— Very large ; creamy white, with a faint blush of red on the sunny 

 side ; tender, melting, very juicy, with the richest, highest, and most luscious 

 flavor. "Where it will succeed, the best of all the clingstone peaches. Will 

 seldom ripen in New England. Succeeds well in Southern New York and the 

 Middle and Southern States. Maryland. 



