XXI. RASPBERRIES. 



From the facility with which they spring from seeds, numerous 

 accidental varieties of raspberries are doubtless to be found 

 which are not included in the following enumeration. It may 

 however be said of the Red and of the Yellow Antwerp, that 

 they hold a similar rank in this class of fruits to that occupied 

 by the Red and White Dutch among currants ; and although 

 some may be found to equal them, yet it is doubtful whether 

 they are as yet exceeded by any. The abbreviations are as 

 follow : 



Colour, r. red ; y. yellow ; w. white. 

 Quality, l.best; 2. middling; 3. indifferent. 



Name. 



Remarks. 



1 Antwerp, Red .... 



Burley 



Late Bearing 1 Antwerp. 

 Knevett's Antwerp. 

 Framboisier Rouge & Gros Fruit. 



2 Antwerp, Yellow 



White Antwerp. 

 Double Bearing Yellow. 



3 Barnet 



Cornwall's Prolific. 

 Cornwall's Seedling. 

 Cornwall's Red. 

 Large Red. 

 Lord Exmouth's. 



4 Bromley Hill .... 

 Burley, see Red Antwerp. 



Cane, Brentford . . . * 

 Cane, Red .... 



Cane, Rough . 

 Cane, Smooth . . , . 

 Common Red . . . . i . 



Old Red. 

 Wild Red. 



5 Cornish ..... 

 Cornwall's Prolific, see Barnet. 

 Cornwall's Red, see ib. 

 Cornwall's Seedling, see id. 



6 Cox's Honey . . , . } . 

 Double Bearing . . .;. 



Red Double Bearing. 

 Perpetual Bearing. 

 Siberian. 

 Late Cane. 



Double Bearing Red, Williams's 



Pitmaston. 



Jilliard's Seedling . , , ; . 



Large Red, see Barnet. 

 Lord Exmouth's, see Red Antwerp. 

 Malta, Red. 

 Old Red, see Common Red. 



r. 



w. 



y.w 

 r. 



r. 

 r. 



Very fine and large, but does not 

 bear carriage so well as the Red Ant- 

 werp. 



Bears in clusters along the stems. 

 Has the merit of bearing late in the 



Resembles the preceding, but seems 

 rather tender. 



