Peaches. 



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French Bourdine. See Late Admir- 

 able. 



French Magdalen. See Magdalen 

 of Courson. 



French Mignonne. See Grosse 

 Mignonne. 



French Royal George. See Belle- 

 garde. 



Fruitland. Large, ovate, greenish 

 white ; juicy, vinous. Southern, 

 in September. 



Fulkerson, p. 333. 



Galande. See Bellegarde. 



George the Fourth, p. 336. 



Golden Dwarf (Van Buren's). Me- 

 dium, golden yellow, red cheek ; 

 dwarf, four or five feet high. 

 September. Southern tender 

 and poor North. 



Golden Mignonne. See Yellow Al- 

 berge. 



Gorgas, p. 333. 



Grand Admirable. Very large, yel- 

 lowish white ; flesh white, red at 

 stone ; very good. 



Green Catharine, p. 336. 



Green Nutmeg. See Early Anne. 



Griffin's Mignonne. See Royal 

 George. 



Griffiths. See Susquehanna. 



Grimwood's Royal George. See 

 Grosse Mignonne. 



Grosse Mignonne, p. 336. 



Haines' Early Red, p. 336. 



Male's Early, p. 337. 



Hastings' Rareripe, p. 337. 



Hatch, p. 342. 



Hative de Ferrieres. Medium, 

 roundish, white and rich red ; 

 juicy, sweet, rich, vinous ; free- 

 stone. French. 



Heath, p. 345. 



Henry Clay, p. 340. 



Hill's Chili. Rather large, oval, 

 flesh and skin yellow, rather dry. 

 Productive and good for drying. 

 Late in September. There are 

 several synonyms or sub-varieties. 

 Cultivated largely in Michigan. 



Hoffman's Pound. See Morrisania 

 Pound. 



Horton's Delicious. Large, round- 

 ish oval ; creamy white and faint 

 red ; flesh wholly white, excellent ; 

 clingstone. October. Ga. 



Hovey's Cambridge Belle. See Cam- 

 bridge Belle. 



Hull's Athenian. Very large, ob- 

 long, downy, dull red on yellowish 

 white ; rich, vinous. October. Ga. 



Hyslop, p. 345. 



Incomparable. Large, roundish, 

 light red on yellowish white ; juicy, 

 melting ; moderately good ; cling- 

 stone. September. 



Jackson Cling. Large, oblong, 

 pointed, dark yellow and dark 

 red ; firm, red at stone ; juicy, 

 rich ; excellent. Late August. Ga. 



Jaques' Rareripe, p. 342. 



Jane. Large, roundish oblate, red 

 on greenish yellow ; excellent. 

 Late September. Phila. 



Java Peach. See Flat Peach of 

 China. 



Jones' Early, p. 337. 



Jones' Large Early, p. 340. 



Judd's Melting. See Late Admira- 

 ble. 



| Kennedy's Cling, or Carolina. See 

 Lemon Clingstone. 



