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PRIMORDIAN. 



American. Pistillate. Flowers small. Fruit large, conical, deep 

 scarlet ; productive. (W. R. P. in Hort.) 



PROLIFIC HUDSON. 



American. Pistillate. Fruit medium, short cone, crimson, good flavor, 

 ripens gradually. (W. R. P. in Hort.) 



PENNSYLVANIA. 



American. Pistillate. Leaf large, deep green. Fruit large, broadly 

 conical, dark crimson ; seed crimson, when shaded, yellow^ slightly im- 

 bedded ; flesh red ; flavor fine. (Trans. Penn. Hort. So.) 



PROLIFIC SWAINSTONE. 



American. Hermaphrodite. Fruit large, ovate, scarlet ; flavor fine ; 

 productive. (W. R. P. in Hort.) 



PRIMATE. 



American. Hermaphrodite. Fruit large, conical, deep scarlet; pro- 

 ductive, fine for market. (W. R. P. in Hort.) 



REFULGENT. 



American. Pistillate. Medium, ovate with a neck, scarlet, fine flavor ; 

 productive. (W. R. P. in Hort.) 



RUBY. 

 English, Fruit medium, oval, ruby red, fine flavor, prolific. (Hov. Mag.) 



RIVAL HUDSON. 



Burr's Rival Hudson. 



American. Pistillate. Fruit large, bright scarlet ; flesh red, firm, sub- 

 acid, very productive. Originated same time as " Burr's New Pine," and 

 is much like " Hudson," its parent. 



RED ALPINE. 



Stafford's Washington Alpine, | Newland's Mammoth. 



Flowers perfect. Fruit small, conical, bright scarlet, delicate, peculiar 

 flavor. Its principal value in our climate is the ripening gradually a long 

 time. An autumnal crop may be procured by destroying the early blos- 

 soms. The " White Alpine" varies only in the color of its fruit. 



RICHARDSON'S LATE. 

 American. Hermaphrodite. Fruit large, roundish, short neck, light 



