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Descriptive List and Index Nectarines. 



White Muscat of Alexandria, p. 409. 



White Muscat of Lunel. See White Mus- 

 cat of Alexandria. 



White Nice, p. 409. 



White Parsley- Leaved. See Ciotat. 



White Portugal. See White Hamburgh. 



White Raisin. See White Hamburgh. 



White Rissling, p. 409. 



White Sweetwater, p. 409. 



White Tokay, p. 410. 



Wilmington. Bunches and berries large, 

 white, acid, showy. 



Wilmot's New Black Hamburgh. See 

 Black Hamburgh. 



Winchester. See Union Village. 



Winnie. See Alexander's. 



Winslow. Bunches small, compact ; berries 



small, black ; resembles Clinton, but earlier. 



Ohio. 



Yeddo. Bunches medium, berries brown ; 

 excellent. Rather late. Quite new. 



York Madeira. Bunches short, thick, com- 

 pact ; berries roundish oval ; excellent, of 

 a peculiar flavor. Productive and hardy. 

 Pa. 



Zante Currant. See Black Corinth. 

 Zinfindal, p. 407. 



NECTARINES. 



Aromatic. See Early Violet. 



Black Murray. See Murry. 



Boston, p. 329. 



Broomfield. Large, roundish, yellow, with a 



dull red cheek; rather pleasant. Late. 



Mass. 



Claremont. See Elruge. 

 Common Elruge. See Elruge. 

 Cowdray White. See New White. 



D'Angleterre. See Newington. 

 Downton,' p. 328. 

 Du Tilly's. See Due de Telliers. 

 Due de Telliers, p. 329. 



Early Black. See Early Newington. 



Early Newington, p. 330. 



Early Violet, p. 329. 



Elruge, p. 329. 



Emerton's New White. See New White. 



Fairchild's. Small, round, flattened, yellow- 

 ish green with a red cheek ; flesh yellow, 

 dry, poor. Earliness its only merit. 



Fine Gold-Fleshed. See Golden. 



Flanders. See New White. 



French Newington. See Newington. 



with a scarlet cheek ; firm, poor. Late. 

 Cultivated only for its beauty. [Prince's 

 Golden Nectarine resembles this, but is 

 larger, a week later, and has large 

 flowers.] 



Hardwicke Seedling, p. 329. 

 Hunt's Tawny, p. 329. 



Lewis. See Boston. 



Lucombe's Black. See Early Newington. 



Murry. Medium, roundish, pale green with 

 a red cheek ; sweet, of good flavor. 2oth 

 of August. English. Poor bearer little 

 known here. 



Newington, p. 330. 



Oatlands. See Elruge. 

 Old Newington. See Newington. 

 Old Roman. See Red Roman. 

 Old White. See New White. 

 Orange. See Golden. 



Perkins' Seedling. See Boston. 

 Peterborough. Small, roundish, green ; 



flesh juicy, of tolerable flavor. October. 

 Pitmaston's Orange, p. 330. 



Golden. Medium, roundish ovate, yellow Red Roman, p. 330. 



