Descriptive List and Index Raspberries. 



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White Imperatrice. Medium, obovate, 

 bright yellow ; juicy, crisp, sweet, trans- 

 lucent freestone. September. 



White Magnum Bonum. See White Egg. 



White Mogul. See White Egg. 



White Perdrigon. Medium, oval, pale 

 greenish yellow; sweet clingstone. Au- 

 gust. 



White Primordian. See Primordian. 



Wilkinson. Medium, oval, slightly necked, 

 reddish purple ; firm, sweet, not high fla- 

 vored. September. 



Wilmot's Green Gage. See Green Gage. 



Wilmot's Late Orleans. See Goliath. 

 Winter Damson. See Damson. 

 Woolston's Black Gage. Small, round, 

 dark, rich. September. 



Yellow Apricot. See Apricot. 



Yellow Egg. See White Egg. 



Yellow Gage, English, p. 359. 



Yellow Gage, Prince's, p. 359. 



Yellow Magnum Bonum. See White Egg. 



Yellow Perdrigon. See Drap d'Or. 



Zwetsche. See German Prune. 



RASPBERRIES. 



Allen s, p. 433- 



American Black, p. 433. 



American Red, p. 433. 



American White. See American Black. 



Antwerp, Hudson River, p. 435. 



Antwerp, Red, p. 436. 



Barnet, p. 433. 



Belle de Fontenay, p. 433. 



Belle de Palluau. Large, firm, excellent 



canes vigorous, productive. Promising. 



New. 



Black Raspberry. See American Black. 

 Brinckle's Orange. See Orange 

 Burley. See Red Antwerp. 



Catawissa, p. 433. 



Clarke. Red, juicy, sweet, excellent ; canes 

 vigorous, productive rather soft for mar- 

 ket. Conn. New. 



Col. Wilder, p. 434. 



Common Black Cap. See American 

 Black. 



Cope, p. 434. 



Cornwall's Prolific. See Barnet. 



Cretan Red, p. 434. 



Cushing, p. 434. 



Doolittle Black Cap. See American 

 Black. 



Duhring. A seedling of the Hornet, which 

 it resembles, but is rounder, better in qua- 

 lity, hardier, and a few days earlier. 

 Phila. New, 



Emily, p. 434. 



Fastolff, p. 434. 

 Franconia, p. 434. 

 French, p. 434. 

 Fulton, p. 435. 



Gen. Patterson, p. 435. ^ 



Hornet, p. 435. 



Knevett's Antwerp. See Red Antwerp. 

 Knevett's Giant, p. 435. 



Large Fruited Monthly, p. 436. 



Magnum Bonum, p. 436. 

 Merveille de Quatre Saisons ; or, Marvel of 

 Four Seasons, p. 436.' 



Northumberland Fillbasket, p. 436. 



Ohio Everbearing, p. 436. 

 Orange, p. 436. 



