Descriptive List and Index Pears. 



Royal Kensington. See Grosse Mig- 



nonne. 

 Royale. See Late Admirable. 



Scott's Early Red, p. 320. 



Scott's Magnate, p 323. 



Scott's Nectar, p. 320. 



Scott's Nonpareil, p. 324. 



Selby's Cling. See Large White Cling. 



Serrate Early York, p. 316. 



Shanghae, p. 327. 



Smith's Favorite, p. 325. 



Smith's Newington, p. 326. 



Smock Freestone, p. 325. 



Snow, p. 323. 



Strawberry, p. 323. 



Stetson's Seedling, p. 320. 



Stump the World, p. 320. 



Sturtevant. Resembles Bergen's Yellow, 



slightly larger, hardy, vigorous, productive. 



New. 



Susquehanna, p. 325. 

 Sweetwater. See Early Anne. 

 Sweetwater, Early, p. 320. 



Tippecanoe, p. 328. 



Titus. Large, roundish, yellow and red ; 



juicy, rich excellent. 



Phila. 



Troth's Early, p. 321. 

 Tuft's Rareripe, p. 325. 



Late September. 



Unique. See Emperor of Russia. 



Vanguard. See Noblesse. 

 Van Zandt's Superb, p. 321. 



Walburton Admirable, p. 317. 



Walter's Early, p. 321. 



Ward's Late Free, p. 321. 



Washington, p. 321. 



Washington Clingstone, p. 328. 



White Avant. See White Nutmeg. 



White Blossomed Incomparable. Large, 



oval, white ; flesh white, juicy, pleasant 



September. 



White Imperial, p. 321. 

 White Melocoton. See Morris White. 



Yellow Admirable, p. 325. 



Yellow Alberge, p. 325. 



Yellow Pineapple. See Lemon 



stone. 

 Yellow Rareripe, p. 325. 



PEARS. 



Abbe" Edouard. Medium, obovate, bright 

 green becoming yellow ; juicy, half-melt- 

 ing, agreeable. November. Belgian. 



Abbott, p. 269. 



Adams, p. 258. 



Adelaide de Reves. Medium, roundish, 

 green becoming yellow ; very juicy, melt- 

 ing, rich, vinous. October. Belgian. 



Alexander. Medium, oblong obovate, 

 greenish and russet ; juicy, melting, rich, 

 very good. October. N. Y. 



Alexandre Lambre, p. 291. 



Alexandrina. Medium, roundish obovate, 

 yellow with a red cheek ; melting, rich, 

 very good. September. 



Almond Pear. See Beurre" Amand^. 



Alpha, p. 258. 



Alphonse Karr. See Soldat Laboureur. 



Althorpe Crassane. Medium, roundish 

 ovate, pale green ; juicy, not rich. Octo- 

 ber. 



Amadotte. Large, pyriform ; coarse, juicy, 

 often astringent and worthless. Octo- 

 ber. 



Ambrosia. Medium, roundish obovate ; 

 buttery, without much flavor. September. 

 French. 



Amire Joannet. Small, short pyriform, 

 greenish yellow, crimson dotted ; becom- 

 ing mealy. Middle of July. Worthless 

 and superseded. 



Amory. See Andrews. 



Ananas. See Henry IV., and Ananas 

 d'Et& 



