104 SELECT LISTS OF VARIETIES. 



Three best orchard years — Bartlett, Fnlton, Vicar of 

 Winkfield. 



Tiirce best apples — Summer Rose, Gravenstein, Baldwin. 



Select List of Apples, hy B. V. French, Braintree, Mass. 



Three lest apples — Porter, R. I. Greening, Baldwin. 



T^ree best summer — Early Harvest, Red Astrachan, 

 Williams' Favorite. 



Three best autumn — Porter, Fameuse, Gravenstein. 



Three best ivinter — Rhode Island Greening, White Seek- 

 nofurther, Baldwin. 



For the six best for each season, add to the preceding, — 

 American Summer Pearmain, Bough, Benoni; St. Law- 

 rence, Lyscom, Hawthornden ; Yellow Bellflower, None- 

 such (or Red Canada,) Roxbury Russet. 



In a List euRxMshed by Dr. W^. D. Brinckle, of Phila- 

 delphia, the following standard sorts, well tested at that 

 place, are marked j?rs^ quali/y: — 



Apples — Early Harvest, Summer Rose, (best flavored 

 early,) Early Bough, Summer Pearmain, Fall Pippin, Bul- 

 lock's Pippin, Winter Pearmain. 



Pears — Madeleine, Tyson, Washington, Bartlett, Seckel, 

 Petre, Lodge, Fondante d'Automne, Louise Bonne of Jer- 

 sey, Duchesse d'Angouleme, Echassery. New pears. — Ott, 

 Kingsessing, Brandywine, Chancellor, Jones. 



Plums — Green Gage, Washington, Coe'.s Golden Droj, 

 Lawrence's Favorite. 



Cherries — Mayduke and Graffion or Bigarreau. 

 Strawberries — Early Scarlet, Hudson, Hovey's Seedling 

 Native Grapes — Isabella, Catawba. 



List by T. Hancock, Burlington^ New Jersey. 



Peaches — Crawford's Early, Crawford's Late, Large 

 Early York, La Grange, Heath Cling, Ward's Late Free, 

 New-York Rareripe, Scott's Nonpareil, Oldmixon Free, 

 Cole's White Melocoton. 



Native Grapes — Elsinburtrh, Catawba, Isabella. 



Foreign Grapes — Black Hamburgh, (best and most pro- 

 fitable for a cold house, 'i White Muscat of Alexandria. Both 

 fine for a heated house. 



