73 2 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Mezel, p. 369. 



Milan. See Morello. 



Minnesota Ostheim. Smaller 

 than Griotte de Ostheim. 



Monstreuse de Bavay. See 

 Reine Hortense. 



Monstreuse de Mezel. See 

 Mezel. 



Montmorency, p. 377. 



Montmorency Ordinaire, p. 377. 



Morello, p. 377. 



Mottled Bigarreau. See Man- 

 ning's Mottled. 



Napoleon, p. 374. 



Ohio Beauty, p. 374. 



Olivet, p. 377. 



Orel. Large, black, quite acid. 

 Tree very dwarf and hardy. 



Orel Sweet. Medium, black; 

 flesh firm and very sweet, 

 juice colored. East Europe. 



Orleans. See Belle d'Orleans. 



Osceola, p. 369. 



Ostheim, p. 377. 



Ox-Heart (of the English). 

 Large obtuse heart-shaped, 

 dark red ; half- tender, of sec- 

 ond quality. The name of Ox- 

 heart is erroneously applied 

 here to the White Bigarreau 

 and to several worthless 

 sorts. 



Philippe. See Louis Philippe. 



Pie Cherry, p. 379. 



Pierce's Late. Medium, heart- 

 shaped, amber and dark red; 

 flesh tender, sweet, rich. Late. 

 Mass. 



Plymouth Rock. Medium, 

 heart-shaped, amber-colored, 



overspread with red. New, 



highly spoken of. 

 Plumstone Morello, p. 379. 

 Pontiac, p. 369. 

 Portugal Duke. See Archduke. 

 Powhatan, p. 369. 

 Precoce. See Early May. 

 President. Large, dark red ; 



half tender, sweet. Late 



June. 



Proudfoot. Large, heart-shaped, 



dark purplish-red; flesh firm, 



sweet. Late. Ohio. 



Red Jacket, p. 374. 



Reine Hortense, p. 380. 



Remington White Heart. Small, 

 heart-shaped, yellow ; flavor 

 poor. Very late. Worthless. 



Richardson, p. 369. 



Richmond. See Early Richmond. 



Rivers' Early Amber. Resem- 

 bles Early White Heart, but 

 later. 



Rivers' Early Heart. Medium, 

 heart-shaped. Rather early, 

 but poor. English. 



Robert's Red Heart. Medium, 

 round heart-shaped, pale 

 amber and pale red; with a 

 good flavor. Late June. 

 Mass. 



Rockport Bigarreau, p. 374. 



Rocky Mountain, p. 380. 



Ronald's Large Black Heart. 

 See Black Tartarian. 



Ronald's Large Morello. See 

 Morello. 



Royal Ann. See Napoleon. 



Royal Duke, p. 378. 



Rumsey's Late Morello. Large, 

 roundish heart-shaped ; rich 

 red, juicy, acid. Late August. 

 Of little value. 



