73 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Downer's Late Red. See 



Downer. 



Downing's Red Cheek, p. 371. 

 Downton, p. 371. 

 Duchesse de Palluau, p. 378. 

 Dutch Morello. See Morello. 

 Dyehouse. Resembles Early 



Richmond but a week earlier. 



Kentucky. 



Early Black. See Black Heart. 



Early La Maurie. Medium, 

 heart-shape, purple, sweet, 

 Early. Southern. 



Early May, p. 379. 



Early Morello, p. 375. 



Early Prolific, p. 371. 



Early Purple Guigne, p. 368. 



Early Richmond, p. 379. 



Early White Heart. See White 

 Heart. 



Early York. Medium, flesh 

 greenish-white, tender, juicy, 

 sub- acid. 



Elizabeth. Rather large, heart- 

 shaped, rich dark red; flesh- 

 half tender, pleasant. Late 

 June. Ohio. 



Elkhorn, p. 368. 



Elliott's Favorite, p. 372. 



Elton, p. 372. 



English Morello. See Morello. 



Eugenie, p. 375. 



Favorite. . Rather small, pale 

 yellow and red; sweet, deli- 

 cate. Late June. Ohio. 



Flemish. Rather large, oblate, 

 red; sub-acid, not rich. 



Flesh-colored Bigarreau. See 

 Elton. 



Florence, p. 372. 



Four- to -the -Pound. See To- 

 bacco-Leaved. 



Fraser's Black Heart. See Black 



Tartarian. 

 Fraser's Black Tartarian. See 



Black Tartarian. 

 Fraser's White Tartarian. See 



White Tartarian. 



Gascoigne's Heart. See Bleed- 

 ing Heart. 



George Glass. See Bessarabian. 



German Mayduke. See Early 

 Purple Guigne. 



Giffbrd's Seedling. Small round 

 heart-shaped, light red ; sweet. 



Governor Wood, p. 373. 



Graffion. See Yellow Spanish. 



Great Bigarreau. See Mezel. 



Gridley. Medium, roundish, 

 black; flesh firm, flavor mod- 

 erate. Late June. Great 

 bearer. Mass. 



Griotte du Nord. Medium, 

 round, dark red; acid, slightly 

 astringent. Hardy, vigorous ; 

 dwarf, slow grower. Russian. 



Griotte Precoce. Belongs to 

 same family as June Morello; 

 ripens ten days later. 



Guigne Noir Luisante. Medium, 

 round heart-shaped, reddish- 

 black ; rich, acid. Late July. 



Guigne Noir Tardive. See Elk- 

 horn. 



Hative. See Early May. 



Hildesheim. Medium, heart- 

 shaped, yellow and red; sweet, 

 agreeable. 



Hoadley, p. 372. 



Holland Bigarreau. See Napo- 

 leon. 



Holman's Duke. See Mayduke. 



Honey. Small, roundish, yellow 

 and red; very sweet. Late. 



