Peaches. 



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Owen's Lemon Rareripe. See Owen. 



Pavie Admirable. See Incompara- 

 ble. 



Pavie de Pompone, p. 327. 



Pavie Monstreux. See Pavie de 

 Pompone. 



Picquet's Late. Quite large, round, 

 yellow and red ; flesh yellow ; melt- 

 ing, rich ; very good. Southern. 

 September. 



Pineapple Cling. See Lemon Cling. 



Poole's Large Yellow, p. 324. 



Poole's Late Yellow Freestone. See 

 Poole's Large Yellow. 



President, p. 320. 



President Church, p. 323. 



Prince's Climax. Large, oval, yel- 

 low and red ; rich, aromatic ; 

 clingstone. Late September. L. I. 



Prince's Excelsior. Very large, 

 round, bright orange ; flesh wholly 

 yellow ; rich, aromatic. October. 

 L. I. 



Prince's Paragon. Large, oval, yel- 

 lowish green and red ; juicy, rich. 

 September. 



Prince's Red Rareripe. See Prince's 

 Paragon. 



Purple Alberge. See Yellow Al- 

 berge. 



Rareripe, Late Red, p. 319. 



Red Alberge. See Yellow ditto. 



Red Avant. See Nutmeg, Red. 



Red Cheek Melocoton, p. 324. 



Red Heath. See Heath. 



Red Rareripe, p. 316. 



Reeves' Favorite, p. 324. 



Richmond. Medium, round, yellow, 

 with red cheek ; flesh yellow ; melt- 

 ing* very good. Late. Lyons, 

 N. Y. 



Rodman's Cling, p. 327. 



Ronald' s Mignonne. See Bellegarde. 



Rose. See Strawberry. 



Rosebank. Large, round, red on 

 greenish white ; juicy, rich ; very 

 good. Late August. C. W. 



Royal Charlotte, p. 316. 



Royal George, p. 316. 



Royal Kensington. See Grosse Mig- 

 nonne. 



Royale. See Late Admirable. 



Scott's Early Red, p. 320. 



Scott's Magnate, p. 323. 



Scott's Nectar, p. 320. 



Scott's Nonpareil, p. 324. 



Selby's Cling. See Large White 

 Cling. 



Serrate Early York, p. 316. 



Shanghae, p. 327. 



Smith's Favorite, p. 325. 



Smith' s Newington, p. 326. 



Smock Freestone, p. 325. 



Snow, p. 323. 



Strawberry, p. 323. 



Stetson's Seedling, p. 320. 



Stump the World, p. 320. 



Sturtevant. Resembles Bergen's 

 Yellow, slightly larger ; hardy, 

 vigorous, productive. New. 



Susquehanna, p. 325. 



Sweetwater. See Early Anne. 



Sweetwater, Early, p. 320. 



Tippecanoe, p. 328. 



Titus. Large, roundish, yellow and 



red ; juicy, rich ; excellent. Late 



September. Phila. 

 Troth's Early, p. 321. 

 Tuft's Rareripe, p. 325. 



Unique. See Emperor of Russia. 



Van Buren's Golden Dwarf. Me- 

 dium, ovate, yellow ; clingstone ; 



