60 ON FRUITS AND FLOWERS. 



Capiaumont. Large, fine and handsome, great bearer. Oct. 



Gushing. Fine pear, of native growth, bears well. Oct. 



Dix. Very large, handsome and delicious. Oct. Nov. 



Duchess Angouleme. Great bearer, and very fine. Nov. 



Early Sugar. Earliest of all pears, great bearer. 



Summer Frankreal. Pale yellow, good bearer, and excellent. 



September- 

 Harvard. Produces abundantly after the trees have attained a 

 large size. Sept. Oct. 



Heathcote. Fine pear, good and early bearer. October. 



Henry IV. Great bearer, not handsome, but excellent. Sep- 

 tember and October. 



Johonnot. Very delicous, medium bearer. September. 



Julienne. Small fruit, great bearer, very fine. Aug. Sept. 



Madeleine. Bears abundantly every year, one of the best early 

 pears. August. 



Long Green. Fine fruit, medium bearer. October. 



Passe Colmar. Excellent, great and constant bearer. Novem- 

 ber to March. 



Raymond. Very fine, good bearer. Sept. Oct. 



St. Ghislain. Superior, small, but handsome, good bearer. Sept. 



Seckle. Well known, one of the best of pears. Sept. 



Skinless. Very fine flavor, medium bearer. August. 



Summer Thorn. (Green Satin.) Good, bears well. Sept. 



Urbansite. Great bearer, and excellent. Oct. 



Washington. Good pear, bears well. Sept. Oct. 



Wilkinson. Beautiful and good, great and early bearer. Oct. 

 November. 



Dearborn Seedling. Good and handsome, great bearer. Sept. 



Fulton. Fine pear, native of Maine, good bearer. Oct. 



Surpass Virgouleuse. Very fine, great bearer. Sept. Oct. 



This list of Plums and Cherries is furnished also by Mr. 

 Manning. 



Plums. 



Bingham. Large and yellow, very fine. August. 



Coe's Golden Drop. Fine late Plum, September. October. 



