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Index of Fruits. 



Early Admirable, p. 336. 



Early Anne, p. 333. 



Early Beatrice. Small, roundish ob- 

 long, deep red, handsome. A 

 week or more later than Amsden. 

 English. 



Early Chelmsford, p. 333. 



Early Crawford. See Crawford's 

 Early. 



Early Louise. Medium, round, red, 

 melting, soft, very good. Ripens 

 immediately after Early Beatrice. 

 English. 



Early Maiden. Medium, roundish, 

 whitish and red ; juicy, sprightly. 

 August. C. W. 



Early Newington Freestone, p. 340. 



Early Purple, p. 340. 



Early Red Nutmeg. See White 

 Nutmeg. 



Early Red Rareripe. See Red Rare- 

 ripe. 



Early Rivers, Large, roundish, 

 nearly white, shaded with pink ; 

 soft, melting, rich, excellent. 

 Closely follows Early Louise. 

 English. 



Early Royal George. See Royal 

 George. 



Early Silver. Large, roundish ovate, 

 light yellow with a slight blush, 

 melting and excellent. Early au- 

 tumn. English. 



Early Sweetwater, p. 338. 



Early Tillotson, p. 333. 



Early White Nutmeg. See White 

 Nutmeg. 



Early York. See Large Early York. 



Eaton's Golden. Rather large, 

 round, golden yellow ; flesh yel- 

 low ; sweet, juicy, with an apri- 

 cot flavor. N. C. Late. Valu- 

 able. 



Edgar's Late Melting. See Chan- 

 cellor. 



Edward's" Late White. Large, 

 roundish, white with a red cheek, 

 handsome ; sweet, juicy, excellent. 

 Mid -autumn. Ala. 



Elberta. Very large, yellow, high- 

 colored, handsome, very good. 

 Ga. 



Eliza, Medium, round, yellow and 

 red. Late September. Phila. 



Elmira Cling. Large, oval, white, 

 downy ; sweet, good. Early Au- 

 gust. Miss. 



Emperor of Russia, p. 333. 



Favorite, p. 336. 



Fay's Early Ann, p. 336. 



Flater's St. John. Large, resem- 

 bling Crawford, deep red ; flesh 

 yellow ; good. Southern. Very 

 early. 



Flat Peach of China. Small, very 

 oblate, deeply indented to the 

 stone at base and apex, yellowish 

 green and red ; juicy, very good. 

 Early September curious. 



Fleita, or Yellow St. John. Large, 

 roundish, orange yellow with a 

 deep red cheek. Flesh yellow; 

 high flavored ; a popular peach at 

 the South. 



Flewellen Cling. Large, round, 

 dark red and yellowish white ; 

 juicy, high flavored ; clingstone. 

 Early August. 



Fox's Seedling, p. 336. 



Foster. Resembles Crawford's Early, 

 but is rather better in quality. 



Freeman. Large, round, yellow and 

 red ; flesh yellow. Late. 111. 



Freestone Heath. See Kenrick's 

 Heath. 



