APRICOTS. 



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Zachary. (Zachary Pippin.) 

 Large, oblate, red striped; 

 good. Early winter. 



Zane, or Zane Greening. Large, 

 roundish, green ; poor. Winter. 



Zieber. Small, yellow, striped 



dry, good. 

 Zukoff's Winter, p. 347. 



APRICOTS. 



Abricot. See Red Masculine. 



Abricot Blanc. See White Mas- 

 culine. 



Abricot Common. See Roman. 



Abricoti. See Red Masculine. 



Abricotier Hatif. See Red Mas- 

 culine. 



Abricot Peche. See Peach. 



Alberge de Montgarnet. See 

 Montgamet. 



Albergier. See Montgarnet. 



Alexander, p. 352. 



Alexis, p. 352. 



Amande Aveline. See Breda. 



Anson's. See Moorpark. 



Anson's Imperial. See Peach. 



Black, p. 352. 



Blanc. See White Masculine. 



Blenheim, p. 352. 



Bourgoume. (Hubbard.) 

 Large, round, compressed, yel- 

 low; juicy and very acid. 

 Early. Of not much value. 



Breda, p. 352. 



Briancon. A small tree or shrub, 

 a native of the Alps. Fruit 

 small, round, scarcely eatable. 

 Ornamental. 



Brown Masculine. See Red Mas- 

 culine. 



Brussels, p. 353. 



Budd, J. L., p. 353. 



Burlington, p. 353. 



Catharine. Medium, yellow; 

 mild sub-acid ; good. July 25. 

 Russian. 



Dartmouth, p. 353. 



D'Alexandrie. See Musch. 



D'Hollande. See Breda. 



Double Flowering. Ornamental 

 rare here. 



Dubois Early Golden. See Early 

 Golden. 



Du Luxemburg. See Peach. 



Dunmore's Breda. See Moor- 

 park. 



Early Golden, p. 353. 



Early Masculine. See Red Mas- 

 culine. 



Early Moorpark, p. 353. 



Early Orange. See Orange. 



Early White Masculine. See 

 White Ditto. 



Germine. See Roman. 

 Gibb, p. 353. 



Gold Dust. Large, round, red- 

 dish-yellow. _^ 



Harris, p. 353. 

 Hemshirke, p. 353. 



Japan. Small, greenish-yellow; 

 clingstone; flesh hard and 

 acid; poor. 



