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ity, T; tender; middle July. Excellent; succeeding the 

 May Duke. 



Tartarian^ Black. — Additional synonyms: Eraser's Black 

 Tartarian, Black Circassian. 



Tartarian, White. — Additional synonym : Ambree a 

 petit Fruit. 



Turkine. — Yellow and red ; obtuse heart-shaped ; 2d 

 size, S; 2d quality, T; half tender; July. 



White Heart. — SynonyTns : White transparent; Amber 

 Heart. 



White Heart., Tilger^s — Yellow and red ; heart-shaped ; 

 2d size, S; 2d quality, T; firm; end July. Synojiyms : 

 Tilger's Weisse Herz Kirsche ; Tilger's Rothe Herz Kirsche. 



The following are the names of the varieties designated 

 by an 0, as unworthy of cultivation. 



Bigarreau a Petit Fruit. Honeywood Cherry. 



Bigarreau a Petit Fruit Rouge Honey Clierry, Large. 



Hatif. Lady Southampton's Yellow. 



Black Mazzard. Maple Heart. 



Blanche. May Duke, Willow leaved. 



Cerisier a Fleurs Doubles. Merise Rouge. 



Cerisier a Fleurs Semi Doubles. Merise Grosse Noire. 



Chinese Heart. Merise Grosse Rose Oblique. 



Gean, Flemish. Merise Petit ronde. 



Gean, Late. Merise Petit Rouge. 



Griotte Petit. Merisier a Fleurs Doubles. 



Guigne Ecarlate. Morello, wild. 



Guigne Grosse Rouge Tardive. Tobacco, leaved. 



Guigne Petit Blanche. Wellington. 



Guigne Petit Rouge. Wild Ross-shire. 



In our next number we shall give an account of the 

 grapes. 



Art. II. Floricnltvral and Botanical Notices of Neiv 

 Plants, figured in foreign periodicals ; with Remarks on 

 those recently introduced to, or originated in, Ainei-ican 

 gardens, and additional inforination upon plants already 

 in cultivation. 



Edwards's Botanical Registei', or Ornamental Flower Gar- 

 den and Shrubbery. Each number containing from six to 



