79 6 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Large, crimson; firm; good. 

 English. 

 Purple Cane, p. 593. 



Red Antwerp. Large, roundish, 

 dark red. Distinct from Hud- 

 son River Antwerp. English. 



Reder. Rather large; bright 

 red, rich sub-acid. Vigorous; 

 a heavy bearer. Michigan. 



Reliance, p. 595. 



Royal Church, p. 595. 



Rubus Flavus, p. 595. 



Saunders, p. 469. 



Seneca Blackcap, p. 593. 



Shaffer, p. 594. 



Silver Queen. Medium, pale 

 yellow; very soft, juicy; good. 



Souchetti. Rather large; coni- 

 cal, pale yellow; firm; very 

 good. French. New. 



Souhegan, p. 593. 



Stagman No. 5. See Olathe. 



Stoever. Large, roundish, 

 conic, bright red; very unpro- 

 ductive. Vt. 



Superlative, p. 591. 



Surry. Large, black, with 

 bloom. Va. 



Susqueco. See Pearl. 



Talbot, p. 595. 

 Thompson's Prolific, p. 591. 

 Turner, p. 595. 

 Tyler, p. 593. 



Vermont, p. 591. 

 Vice-President French. See 

 French. 



Walker. Rather large, round, 

 crimson; soft; good; produc- 

 tive. Pa. Dr. Brinckle. 



Yellow Antwerp. Large, light 



yellow; good. Superseded. 

 Yellow Cap. See Golden Cap. 



Aurantium, p. 651. 

 Leonardy, p. 651. 

 Marsh's Seedless, p. 651. 



SHADDOCKS. 



May's Pomelo, p. 651. 

 Royal, p. 651. 

 Triumph, p. 651. 



STRAWBERRIES. 

 Imp.-Flowers imperfect; Per.-Flowers perfect. 



Aberdeen. See Roseberry. 



Accomack. Medium, soft ; good ; 

 late. Per. 



Admiral Dundas. Large, irreg- 

 ular, pale scarlet; firm; good, 

 not rich. English. 



Advancer. Medium, dark red; 

 firm; early. Md. Per. 



Agriculturist. Very large, 

 nearly conical, sometimes cox- 

 combed, somewhat necked; 

 deep scarlet; flesh firm, of a 



