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Index of Fruits. 



Kenrick's Heath, p. 340. 



Keyport White. Large, pure white, 

 free from stone ; vigorous, produc- 

 tive, and valuable. N. J. 



Lady Parham, p. 340. 



La Grange, p. 340. 



La Royale. See Grosse Mignonne. 



Large American Nutmeg. See Early 

 Sweetwater. 



Large Early York, p. 337. 



Large French Mignonne. See Grosse 

 Mignonne. 



Large Newington. See Old New- 

 ington. 



Large Violet, See Bellegarde. 



Large White Clingstone, p. 344. 



Large Yellow Rareripe. See Yel- 

 low Alberge. 



Late Admirable, p. 337. 



Late Red Rareripe, p. 337. 



Late Yellow Alberge, October Yel- 

 low, or Algiers Winter. Medium, 

 roundish, greenish yellow ; downy, 

 clingstone ; rather sweet. Only 

 for preserving. Of little value. 



Lemon Clingstone, p. 345. 



Leopold I. Large, roundish, yellow 

 and red ; melting, juicy. Rather 

 late. Belgian. 



Lincoln, p. 342. 



Long Yellow Pineapple. See Lemon 

 Cling. 



Lord Palmerston. Very large, creamy 

 white with a blush, very good. 

 New. Late. 



Madeline de Courson. See Magda- 

 len of Courson. 

 Magdalen of Courson, p. 334. 

 Malta, p. 334. 



Mammoth. See Early Chelmsford. 

 Mary's Choice. A very productive, 



New Jersey peach, requires thin- 

 ning and high culture. 



Mellish's Favorite. See Noblesse. 



Merriam, p. 342. 



Mignonne. See Grosse Mignonne. 



Molden's White. Large oblong, 

 whitish ; flesh wholly white ; 

 juicy, sweet, excellent. Late 

 September. 



Monstrous Pavie. See Pavie de 

 Pompone. 



Montgomery's Late, p. 341. 



Moore's Favorite, p. 337. 



Moore's June. Rather small, round, 

 yellowish and red ; juicy, vinous ; 

 good. Ga. Late June. 



Morris' Red Rareripe, p. 337. 



Morris White, p. 341. 



Morrisania Pound, p. 338. 



Motteux. See Late Admirable. 



Mountain Rose. Large, roundish, 

 skin nearly white, with dark red 

 cheek ; flesh white ; sweet, juicy ; 

 very good. Rather early. Valu- 

 able. N. J. 



Mrs. Brett. Large, round, hand- 

 somely marked with red on a 

 white skin, melting, rich, excellent. 

 Season medium. 



Mrs. Poinsette, p. 342. 



Narbonne. See Late Admirable. 

 Neil's Early Purple. See Grosse 



Mignonne. 

 New Cut-Leaved. See Emperor of 



Russia. 



New York Rareripe, p. 337. 

 New York White Clingstone. See 



Large White Cling. 

 Nivette, p. 338. 

 Nix's Late White. Large, roundish 



oblong, white with a light red 



cheek ; flesh white, adhering to 



