Peaches. 



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white and red ; clingstone. Octo- 

 ber. Southern. 

 Avant Blanche. See White Nutmeg. 



Baldwin's Late, p. 339. 



Baltimore Beauty, p. 341. 



Barnard, p. 341. 



Barrington, p. 335. 



Batchelder. Large, round, white 

 with a blush ; flesh white ; juicy, 

 vinous. End of September. Mass. 



Baugh, p. 339. 



Baxter's Seedling. See Jane. 



Belle Bausse. Large, deep red ; 

 flesh white ; melting, vinous ; very 

 good. September. French. 



Belle Beaute. See Grosse Mignonne. 



Belle de Vitry, p. 332. 



Bellegarde, p. 335. 



Bergen' s Yellow, p. 343. 



Blanton Cling, p. 345. 



Blood Clingstone, p. 346. 



Bordeaux Cling. Large, oval, downy, 

 yellow with a red cheek ; flesh 

 yellow, red at stone ; juicy, vin- 

 ous ; very good. First of August. 



Bourdine. See Late Admirable. 



Brentford Mignonne. See Belle- 

 garde. 



Brevoort, p. 339. 



Brevoort's Morris. See Brevoort. 



Brevoort' s Seedling Melter. See 

 Brevoort. 



Briggs' May. Medium, roundish 

 oval, shaded and striped red on 

 white skin. Ripens with Amsden. 

 Leaves serrate. 



Brown Nutmeg. See Red Nutmeg. 



Buckingham Mignonne. See Bar- 

 rington. 



Cambridge Belle. Large, roundish, 

 reddened in the sun ; rich, fine ; 

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handsome. Early September. 

 Mass. 



Carpenter's White, p. 335. 



Catherine Cling, p. 344. 



Chancellor, p. 340. 



Chinese Cling, p. 344. 



Chinese Peach. See Flat Peach of 

 China. 



Claret Clingstone. See Blood Cling- 

 stone. 



Clinton. Medium, roundish, red on 

 yellow ; juicy ; good. Late August. 



Col. Ausley's. See Barrington. 

 [ Cole's Early Red, p. 335. 



Cole's White Melocoton. See Mor- 

 ris White. 



Columbia, p. 343. 



Columbus June, p. 340. 



Conkling. Large, round, golden 

 yellow with a crimson cheek, high 

 flavored. Early autumn. New. 



Cooledge's Early Red Rareripe. See 

 Cooledge's P^avorite. 



Cooledge's Favorite, p. 335. 



Crawford's Early Melocoton, or 

 Crawford's Early, p. 341. 



Crawford's Late Melocoton, p. 342. 



Cut-Leaved. See Emperor of Rus- 



D'Abricot. See Yellow Admirable. 



Donahoo Cling, p. 344. 



Dorsetshire. See Nivette. 



Double Blossomed. Ornamental ; 

 fruit rather large, roundish, of 

 poor quality. 



Double Flowering Peach. See 

 Double Blossomed. 



Double Mountain, p. 332. 



Druid Hill, p. 335. 



Dwarf Orleans, or Italian Dwarf. 

 Very small, trees dwarf a curios- 

 ity. 



