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MEDLARS, PERSIMONS, PAPAW, SHEPHARDIA, NAN- 

 DINA, and other PROMISCUOUS FRUITS. 



I'khi,. Piuob. 



1 1 Smiiolli I'lijinw, dastard apple 50 to $1 



1 Dul.di M.-.llar 



2 No'tingham do., siiia/l fruit 



H Seeiiloa^i do 



4 ^[oiisti'uus fi'iiiti'd Medlar 



5 Japan Medlar, cv i/oqunt, splendid 



emr/rccn fo/i(i</e, fruit in clusters.. . 



6 Diospyros kaki, Oliiiiese M«dlar. . . . 



7 Am.rican Persirnon 



8 Ainerit'afi I'ersiinoii, extra Inrjff trees 

 y European Dat.e Plum, or Lotus 



10 I'lercjuin do 



*l 



12 Slieplierdia argeiitea — Fiurtaio berry 60 



i;{ Naiiditia dotiu'stica ((jliincse). . . . , . . 75 



It I'lsiacliia vera 75 



1.') Pistac.liiu, Chinese 75 



Ifj Psidiuni I'attleyanurn (ChineseGuava) 75 



17 Aeslowialus fcrrugiiiea (Japan) $1 00 



18 Zizypluirt sativa — Jujulx' plum 1 00 



19 European Olive, 4 Kino Varieties. . .$1 to $2 

 •10 IJanaiias, Plantain9, Dates, <fec. 



SELECT FiaS-FiaUIERS. 



The culture of this deliciuu.s fruit has reeeiilly heeoine an objeet of particular attention, and 

 the Trees require no more care or protection in winter than the delicate kinds of (Jrape?, and can 

 he grown at Baltimore, and South of it, in any quantities for market; atid we may soon expect 

 the markets of New Yoik and other Northern cities to be supplied from the more Soutliern 

 localities. The Trees are exceediugly productive and produce two legular crops in a season. 

 We have rejected a number of vaiielies, such as Cypve, Clementine, &c., which have been found 

 the least worthy of culture. 



Tho.se marked :];, 60 cents. Those not marked are 75 cents. By the hundred, a discount of 

 one third in price will be made; and where 25 or more are taken, 25 per cent, discount. When 

 a dozen are taken of 6 varieties, 2 each, the price will be $4 50. 



1 Ad&m'aFig, enormous s>xe,$2. 

 li Allen's Large late White, 



e.vtra hardy. 



2 ifAugelique, white. 



3 i Black St. Michael, clelicions, 



great hearer, early. 



4 |;Bonne Dame, early. 



5 JBourjaaotte grise, or Early 



Yellow. 



6 :|;Brown Malta. 

 6| jBrown Ischia. 



7 I Brunswick, large, excellent. 



8 Camak's Large White, fine, 



extra hardy. 

 %\ Col. de Sii/nora. 



9 ij^Datte, on Quotidienne. 



10 Early White St. Michael, or 



Early May, small, 3 crops. 

 lO-J- Early Violet, twice bearing. 



11 I Entire leaved. 



12 Franque Pailarde. 



:j;C4olden, Large. — Jaune 

 grosse. 



Grosse Longuette. 



Guiguard, estimable. 



Halticon blanc. 



:]:Habicon noir, round. 



Ischia, Black. 



ilJ-ehia, white oi* green, ex- 

 cellent. 



I Large Blue. 



Large White, ex. hardy. 2 cr. 



:|:Late Black St. Michael. 

 large, very productive, excel- 

 lent, produces 3 crops. 



Longue Printaniere. 



Madeleine, very early. 



■:t:M4rseilles, white, excellent. 

 White jVaples, 2 crops. 



Malta: 



Meziek's Favorite, yellow, 

 pear-shaped. 



28 |Napolitainc, or Naples, 



tioice bearing. 



29 :t^Nerii, exquisite. 



30 :j:Oiel de perdrix. 



31 Petarolle. 



32 Pied de Bceuf. 



33 Poulette. 



34 :j:PregU3sata, excellent,tBhite. 



35 Red fruited Bordeaux. 

 3(j Rose Beyronne. 



37 :j;Turkcy, Brown, ^r. bearer. 



38 iTurkey, White. 



39 Twice bearing Grecian. 



40 Vermissenque. 



41 :j:Verte grosse. 



Large Green. 

 4n Verte petite. 



42 :j: White Genoa, large. 



43 :]: Yellow, or Golden, 



44 Violette de JJordeaux. 



45 Ronde Violette hative. 



POMEGRANATES-aKENADIERS. 



This fruit re((uires in this latitude that the trees should be well bound with straw, or have a 

 temporary frame of boards over thorn. All produce fruit except the double flowering varieties. 



1 Fruit bearing $0 



2 Large Mai ta^ 1 



3 Algiers Sweet fruited 1 



50 

 00 

 50 



4 Spanish 1 50 



5 Desportes, or Hybrida 1 50 



6 Provence, large fruit 1 50 



7 Double Crimson . . . ^ ; ; 50 



8 Royal double Crimson (Regalis) 1 00 



9 Prolific 1 50 



3 



10 White flowering and fruited. . , 75 



11 Double white flowering 75 



12 Yellow flowering do., with yellow^ fruit 75 



13 Double 3'ellow flowering 1 00 



14 Dwarf profuse flowering, Fruit bearing 60 



15 Large s<'edless 1 50 



16 Chinese double variegated, scarlet and 



white, large and splendid 1 50 



17 Desfontaines, _/f'?ie /r?«if 1 50 



