Descriptive List and Index Peaches. 



D'Abricot. See Yellow Admirable. 



Donahoo Cling, p. 326. 



Dorsetshire. See Nivette. 



Double Blossomed. Ornamental fruit ra- 

 ther large, roundish, of poor quality. 



Double Flowering Peach. See Double 

 Blossomed. 



Double Mountain, p. 314. 



Druid Hill, p. 317. 



Early Admirable, p. 318. 



Early Anne, p. 315. 



Early Chelmsford, p. 315. 



Early Crawford. See Crawford's Early. 



Early Maiden. Medium, roundish, whitish 



and red ; juicy, sprightly. August. C.W. 

 Early Newington Freestone, p. 322. 

 Early Purple, p. 322. 



Early Red Nutmeg. See White Nutmeg. 

 Early Red Rareripe. See Red Rareripe. 

 Early Royal George. See .Royal George. 

 Early Sweet water, p. 320. 

 Early Tillotson, p. 315. 

 Early White Nutmeg. See White Nutmeg. 

 Early York. See Large Early York. 

 Edgar's Late Melting. See Chancellor. 

 Edward's Late White. Large, roundish, 



white with a red cheek, handsome ; sweet, 



juicy, excellent. Mid-autumn. Ala. 

 Eliza. Medium, round, yellow and red. 



Late September. Phila. 

 Elmira Cling. Large, oval, white, downy ; 



sweet, good. Early August Miss. 

 Emperor of Russia, p. 315. 



Favorite, p. 318. 



Fay's Early Ann, p. 318. 



Flat Peach of China. Small, very oblate, 

 deeply indented to the stone at base and 

 apex, yellowish green and red ; juicy, very 

 good. Early September curious. 



Flewellen Cling. Large, round, dark red 

 and yellowish white : juicy, high flavored 

 clingstone. Early August. 



Fox's Seedling, p. 318. 



Freestone Heath. See Kenrick's Heath. 



French Bourdine. See Late Admirable. 



French Magdalen. See Magdalen of Cour- 

 son. 



French Mignonne. See Grosse Mignonne. 



French Royal George. See Bellegarde. 



Fulkerson, p. 315. 



Galande. See Bellegarde. 

 George the Fourth, p. 318. 



Golden Dwarf (Van Buren's). Medium, 



golden yellow, red cheek ; dwarf, four or 



five feet high. September. 

 Golden Mignonne. See Yellow Alberge. 

 Gorgas, p. 315. 

 Grand Admirable. Very large, yellowish 



white ; flesh white, red at stone, very 



good. Valuable. 

 Green Catharine, p. 318. 

 Green Nutmeg. See Early Anne. 

 Griffin's Mignonne. See Royal George. 

 Griffiths. See Susquehanna. 

 Grimwood's Royal George. See Gross* 



Mignonne. 

 Grosse Mignonne, p. 318. 



Haines' Early Red, p. 318. 



Hales' Early, p. 319. 



Hastings' Rareripe, p. 319. 



Hatch, p. 324. 



Hative de Ferrieres. Medium, roundish, 



white and rich red ; juicy, sweet, rich, 



vinous freestone. French. 

 Heath, p. 327. 

 Henry Clay, p. 322. 



Hoffman's Pound. See Morrisania Pound. 

 Horton's Delicious. Large, roundish oval ; 



creamy white and faint red ; flesh wholly 



white, excellent. October. Ga. 

 Hovey's Cambridge Belle. See Cambridge 



Belle. 

 Hull's Athenian. Very large, oblong, 



downy, dull red on yellowish white ; rich, 



vinous. October. Ga. 

 Hyslop, p. 327. 



Incomparable. Large, roundish, light red 

 on yellowish white ; juicy, melting, mode- 

 rately good clingstone. September. 



Jackson Cling. Large, oblong, pointed, 

 dark yellow and dark red ; firm, red at 

 stone, juicy, rich, excellent. Late August. 

 Ga. 



Jaques' Rareripe, p. 324. 



Jane. Large, roundish oblate, red on green- 

 ish yellow ; excellent. Late September. 

 Phila. 



Java Peach. See Flat Peach of Chiaa. 



Jones' Early, p. 319. 



Jones' Large Early, p. 322. 



Judd's Melting. See Late Admirable. 



Kennedy's Cling ; or Carolina. See Lemon 

 Clingstone. 



