CHERRIES. 



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Hoskins, p. 368. 



Hovey, p. 372. 



Hyde's Late Black, p. 372. 



Hyde's Red Heart. Medium, 



heart-shaped, lively red; 



pleasant. 



Imperial Morello. Medium, 



roundish, dark purplish red; 



acid. Late. 

 Intorka. Medium, round, yellow 



and red; flesh firm, yellowish, 



sub-acid. Russian. 



Jeffrey's Duke, p. 379. 

 Jocosot, p. 368. 

 June Morello. Small, round ob- 

 late, red, firm; flesh meaty. 



Kennicot, p. 368. 



Kentish Red. See Early Rich- 

 mond. 



Keokuk. Large, heart-shaped, 

 dark purple, rather coarse, 

 poor. Strong grower ; produc- 

 tive. Ohio. 



King's Morello. Fruit of the 

 Richmond type, but larger and 

 better. 



Kirtland's Large Morello. See 

 Large Morello. 



Kirtland's Mammoth, p. 373. 



Kirtland's Mary, p. 373. 



Knevett's Late Bigarreau. See 

 Florence. 



Knight's Early Black, p. 368. 



Lady Southampton's Yellow. 

 Medium, heart-shaped, all yel- 

 low; firm, poor. Late. 



Large Black Bigarreau. See 

 Elkhorn. 



Large Heart-shaped Bigarreau. 

 See Bigarreau Grosse Coeuret. 



Large Montmorency. Medium or 

 large, dark rich red, tender; 

 rich acid. A week later than 

 Early Richmond. French. 



Large Morello, p. 379. 



Large White Bigarreau. See 

 White Bigarreau. 



Late Archduke. See Archduke. 



Late Duke, p. 376. 



Late Honey. See Honey. 



Late Kentish. See Pie Cherry. 



Leather Stocking, p. 368. 



Lemercier. See Reine Hortense. 



Lewelling, p. 376. 



Lieb. Rather larger than Early 

 Richmond, slightly later and 

 less acid. Supposed to be Ger- 

 man. 



Lithaur Weichsel. From South- 

 ern Russia. Of not much 

 value. 



Logan, p. 368. 



Louis Philippe, p. 376. 



Lundie Gean. Medium, round- 

 ish, black. July. 



Madison Bigarreau. Medium, 

 roundish, yellow and red; 

 pleasant, moderate flavor. 



Mammoth. See Kirtland Mam- 

 moth. 



Manning's Late Black, p. 368. 



Manning's Mottled, p. 373. 



May. See Kirtland's Mary. 



May Bigarreau, p. 368. 



May Cherry. See Early May. 



Mayduke, p. 376. 



Mazzard. See Black Mazzard. 



Mercer. Medium, heart-shaped, 

 dark red, sweet, good shipper. 



Merveille de Septembre. Small; 

 rather dry, sweet. Of little 

 value. August, September, 

 French. 



