WORTHY GENERAL CULTIVATION. 



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N. Y. Thus far it succeeds equally well on the quince or pear root, 

 and as a profitable market variety deserves extensive culture. Tree 

 vigorous, with strong, upright, olive-colored shoots. 



Fruit, large, ovate, obovate ; color, pale greenish yellow, becoming 

 golden yellow at maturity, many gray russet dots, and occasionally 



a dull blush in sun ; stem, one to one and a half inch long, inserted 

 without depression, but with lip of fruit folded unevenly around it ; 

 calyx, rather small, closed ; basin, shallow, abrupt, and marked with 

 patches of cinnamon russet ; core, compact ; seeds, small ; flesh, white, 

 juicy, buttery. Season, October and November. 



