Descriptive List and Index Peaches. 



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Kenrick's Heath, p. 322. 



La Grange, p. 322. 



La Royale. See Grosse Mignonne. 



Lady Parham, p. 322. 



Large American Nutmeg. See Early 

 Sweetwater. 



Large Early York, p. 319. 



Large French Mignonne. See Grosse Mig- 

 nonne. 



Large Newington. See Old Newington. 



Large Violet. See Bellegarde. 



Large White Clingstone, p. 326. 



Large Yellow Rareripe. See Yellow Al- 

 berge. 



Late Admirable, p. 319. 



Late Red Rareripe, p. 319. 



Late Yellow Alberge, Oaober Yellow, or, 

 Algiers Winter. Medium, roundish, 

 greenish yellow, downy, clingstone ; rather 

 sweet Only for preserving. Of little 

 value. 



Lemon Clingstone, p. 327. 



Lincoln, p. 324. 



Long Yellow Pineapple. See Lemon Cling. 



Madeline de Courson. See Magdalen of 

 Courson. 



Magdalen of Courson, p. 316. 



Malta, p. 316. 



Mammoth. See Early Chelmsford. 



Mellish's Favorite. See Noblesse. 



Merriam, p. 324. 



Mignonne. See Grosse Mignonue. 



Molden's White. Large, oblong, whitish ; 

 flesh wholly white, juicy, sweet, excellent. 

 Late September. 



Monstrous Pavie. See Pavie de Pomponne. 



Montgomery's Late, p. 323. 



Moore's Favorite, p. 319. 



Moore's June Rather small, round, yel- 

 lowish and red ; juicy, vinous, good. Ga. 

 Late June. 



Morris' Red Rareripe, p. 319. 



Morris White, p. 323. 



Morrisania Pound, p. 320. 



Motteux. See Late Admirable. 



Mrs. Poinsette, p. 324. 



Narbonne. See Late Admirable. 

 Neil's Early Purple. See Grosse Mignonne. 

 New Cut-Leaved. See Emperor of Russia. 

 New York Rareripe, p. 319. 

 New York White Clingstone. See Large 

 White Cling. 



Nivette, p. 320. 



Noblesse, p. 316. 



Noisette. See Chancellor. 



Nutmeg, Red. Very small, roundish point- 

 ed, yellow and red ; flesh yellowish white, 

 flavor moderate. Late July. 



Nutmeg, White. Very small, roundish oval, 

 whitish ; flesh wholly white, mild, plea- 

 sant. Late July. 



Oldmixon Clingstone, p. 326. 



Oldmixon Freestone, p. 320. 



Old Newington, p. 326. 



Orange Clingstone, p. 327. 



Owen. Large, roundish, yellow and dark 



red ; flesh yellow, juicy, rich, delicious. 



Late September. Mass. 

 Owen's Lemon Rareripe. See Owen. 



Pavie Admirable. See Incomparable. 



Pavie de Pompone, p. 327. 



Pavie Monstreux. See Pavie de Pompone. 



Pineapple Cling. See Lemon Cling. 



Poole's Large Yellow, p. 324. 



Poole's Late Yellow Freestone. See Poole's 



Large Yellow. 

 President, p. 320. 

 President Church, p. 323. 

 Prince's Climax. Large, oval, yellow and 



red ; rich, aromatic clingstone. Late 



September. L. I. 

 Prince's Excelsior. Very large, round, 



bright orange ; flesh wholly yellow ; rich, 



aromatic- October. L. I. 

 Prince's Paragon. Large, oval, yellowish 



green and red ; juicy, rich. September. 

 Prince's Red Rareripe. See Prince's Para- 

 gon. 

 Purple Alberge. See Yellow Alberge. 



Rareripe, Late Red, p. 319. 



Red Alberge. See Yellow ditto. 



Red Avant. See Red Nutmeg. 



Red Cheek Melocoton, p. 324. 



Red Heath. See Heath. 



Red Rareripe, p. 316. 



Reeves' Favorite, p. 324. 



Rodman's Cling, p. 327. 



Ronald's Mignonne. See Bellegarde. 



Rose. See Strawberry. 



Rosebank. Large, round, red on greenish 

 white ; juicy, rich, very good. Late Au- 

 gust. C. W. 



Royal Charlotte, p. 316. 



Royal George, p. 316. 



