Catalogue. Third Edition. 297 



[Though this is one of the oldest, and best English, va- 

 rieties of the strawberry, we have never yet seen it in cul- 

 tivation, or even known of the introduction of the true 

 sort.] 



19. Round White Carolina. — Form roundish or irregu- 

 larly ovate; 1st size; 2d quality; end June, beginning 

 July. Fruit large ; and being white, with sometimes a 

 blush of red, it makes a pleasing variety. Syyionyms : 



Carolina White Chili 



White Carolina Large White Chili 



White Pine Large Pale Chili 



Large Blush Pine Large Flesh-colored Chili 



White Bath Cone 



Red and White Bath Globe 



Large White Conical White Carolina. 



ChiU 



20. Sioai7isto7ie' s Seedling. — Form ovate ; 1st size; 1st 

 quality ; end June. Bears abundantly, and sometimes a 

 second crop in the autumn. 



21. Turner's Pitie. — Form ovate ; 1st size ; 2d quality ; 

 end July. Cultivated only for its lateness. 



Class V. Hautbois Strawberries. 



22. Black Hautbois. — Form ovate ; 1st size; Istquality; 

 end June, beginning July. Synonym : 



New Hautbois. 



23. Globe. — Form roundish ; 2d size ; 2d quality ; end 

 June, beginning July. Synonyms: 



Caperon Ordinaire Danish. 



Antwerp or Musk 



24. Large Flat. — Form roundish; 1st size ; 1st quality; 

 end June, beginning July. Abundant bearer; retains its 

 characters better than the other sorts. Sy?ionyms : 



White Formosa 



Bath Lowder's 



Salter's Weymouth. 



25. Prolific or Conical. — Form conical ; 1st size ; 1st 

 quahty; end June, beginning July. Flowers the largest of 

 the class, receptacle broad ; stamens long, persisting round 

 the base of the fruit even to the period of its maturity ; one 

 of the best. Sytionyms : 



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