Apricots Blackberries. 



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Lafayette, p. 351. 



Large Early, p. 351. 



Large Turkey. See Turkey. 



Moorpark, p. 351. 

 Musch, p. 351. 



Noir. See Black. 



Oldaker's Moorpark. 



park. 

 Orange, p. 351. 



See Moor- 



Peche. See Peach. 

 Peche Grosse. See Peach. 

 Peach, p. 352. 

 Persian. See Orange. 

 Purple Apricot. See Black. 



Red Masculine, p. 352. 



Ringgold, p. 352. 



Roman, p. 352. 



Royal, p. 352. 



Royal Orange. See Orange. 



Royal Peach. See Peach. 



Royal Persian. See Orange. 



Shipley's, p. 352. 



Shipley's Large. See Shipley. 



Temple's. See Moorpark. 

 Te^cas, p. 352. 

 Transparent. See Roman. 

 Turkey, p. 352. 



Violet. See Black. 



Walton Moorpark. See Moorpark. 

 White Apricot. See White Mascu- 

 line. 



White Masculine, p. 353. 

 Wurtemburg. See Peach. 



BLACKBERRIES. 



Adair's Claret. Medium, pale red ; 

 soft, pleasant. Not quite hardy. 

 Ky. 



Agawam. Size medium, roundish, 

 flavor moderate, pleasant ; growth 

 drooping, suckers freely; hardy. 

 Mass. 



Albion. Large, light red, imper- 

 fect, poor, not productive. 



Ancient Briton. Medium, oblong, 

 with high flavor ; growth upright, 

 very thorny, hardy, productive. 

 Late. 



Cape May. Large, black ; sweet, 



soft ; loses color. 

 Crystal White. Medium, oblong 



oval, light creamy white, sweet. 



Only a curiosity. Not hardy. 111. 

 Cumberland. Medium, black ; sweet, 



early. Hardy. N. J. 

 Cut-leaved. Small, roundish, black ; 



an old European sort. 

 Cutter's Mulberry. Long, slender ; 



sweet. Mass. 



Dewberry, or Low Blackberry. A 

 wild bush, producing sweet, ex- 

 cellent fruit. 



Dorchester, p. 470 



Early Cluster. Medium in size, good, 

 quite early. New Jersey. 



Early Harvest, Below medium, ten- 

 der, good, very early. New. 

 Partly hardy. 



Farley. Large ; sweet, early. New. 



P'elton. Large, oblong ; sweet, good, 



often defective. Early. N. J. 



