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Index to Fruits. 



Wilmot's Late Orleans. See Goliath. 

 Winter Damson. See Damson. 

 Woolston's Black Gage. Small, 

 round, dark, rich. September. 



Yellow Apricot. See Apricot. 

 Yellow Egg. See White Egg. 

 Yellow Gage, English, p. 377. 

 Yellow Gage, Prince's, p. 377. 

 Yellow Magnum Bonum. See 



White Egg. 

 Yellow Perdrigon. See Drap d'Or. 



Zwetsche. See German Prune. 



QUINCES. 



Angers, p. 319. 



Champion. Large, handsome, later 



than the orange. Tree a vigorous 



grower. Conn. 

 Fontenay, p. 319. 

 Orange, p. 318. 

 Pear quince, p. 319. 

 Portugal, p. 319. 

 Rea's, p. 319. 



RASPBERRIES. 



Allen, p. 468. 



American Black-Cap, p. 466. 



American White-Cap. See Golden 

 Cap. 



Antwerp. See Hudson River Ant- 

 werp, Red Antwerp, Yellow Ant- 

 werp. 



Arnold's Orange. Large, dark 

 orange ; excellent. New. Paris, 

 C. W. 



Bagley's Perpetual. Medium, oblate, 

 red ; sub-acid ; poor. 



Barnet. Large, obtuse, conic, red- 

 dish purple. English. Of little 

 value. 



Belle de Fontenay, p. 463. 



Belle de Paluau, p. 463. 



Brandywine, p. 468. 



Brentford Cane. Medium, ovate, 

 dark red. English. Of little 

 value. 



Brinckle's Orange. See Orange. 



Burlington, or Prosser. Large, firm, 

 sweet ; good. New. N. J. 



Caroline, p. 472. 



Catawissa, p. 466. 



Clarke, p. 463. 



Col. Wilder, p. 463. 



Cope. Roundish, conical, red ; firm ; 

 good ; growth moderate. Phila. 



Cretan Red. Small, deep red ; poor. 

 Old foreign sort. 



Gushing. Roundish, conical, regu- 

 lar, red ; quality good ; moder- 

 ately vigorous and productive. 

 Phila. 



Cuthbert, p. 472. 



Davison's Thornless, p. 466. 



Doolittle, p. 466. 



Double Bearing. A variety of Ant- 

 werp, bearing a second crop, now 

 superseded. 



Duhring. Large, crimson ; soft ; 

 good. Phila. 



Ellisdale, p. 466. 



Emily. Large ; sometimes shoul- 

 dered ; yellow. 



Fastolff, p. 463. 

 Fillbasket, p. 464. 

 Franconia, p. 464. 

 French, p. 464. 



