PEACHES. 



747 



Navel Oranges, p. 643. 

 Nicaragua, p. 642. 

 Nonpareil, p. 642. 



Paper Rind St. Michael's, p. 643. 

 Parson Brown, p. 578. 

 Peerless, p. 642. 

 Pernambuco, p. 642. 

 Pineapple. See Whittaker. 

 Portugal Oranges, p. 642. 

 Prata, p. 643. 

 Pride of Malta, p. 642. 



Rivers', p. 643. 

 Rivers' Prolific, p. 642. 

 Rio, p. 642. 



Sanford's Mediterranean Sweet, 



p. 578. 

 Satsuma, p. 645. 



Spice (Cleopatra), p. 645. 

 Stark (De Bary Seedless). 



Whittaker. 



St. Michael Blood, p. 642. 

 St. Michael's Egg, p. 642. 

 Sustain, p. 643. 

 Sweet China Oranges, p. 578. 

 Sweet Seville, p. 642. 



Tahiti, p. 642. 

 Tangerines, p. 645. 

 Tangerona, p. 645. 

 Tardiff. See Hart's Late. 

 Tephi, p. 641. 



Valencia Late, p. 641. 



Washington Navel, p. 644. 

 Whitaker, p. 642. 

 White, p. 643. 



See 



PEACHES. 



Abricottee. See Yellow Admira- 

 ble. 



Acton Scott. Medium, rather 

 woolly, nearly white, with a 

 red cheek; flesh pale to the 

 stone, rich, sometimes a little 

 bitter. Early English. Rare 

 here. 



Admirable. See Early Admira- 

 ble. 



Admirable Jaune. See Yellow 

 Admirable. 



Admirable Tardive. See Belle 

 de Vitry. 



Albert. (Early Albert.) 



Albert's Late Rareripe. Large, 

 yellowish-white and red. A 

 Southern variety, where it 

 ripens in September. 



Albright's October Cling, 

 Large, round, white; flesh 



juicy, sweet. Said to keep laid 

 away like apples until Christ- 

 mas. Late. N. C. 



Alexander, p. 478. 



Alexander Noblesse. Large; 

 flesh buttery, rich. 



Algiers t Yellow, or Algiers Win- 

 ter. See Late Yellow Al- 

 berge. 



Alpha. See Alexander. 



Amelia. Stroman's Carolina, 

 Orangeburg, Rayger's June.) 

 Large, roundish-oblong, light 

 yellow and crimson; melting, 

 vinous, rich; freestone. 

 Ripens at the North, end of 

 August ; at the South, in July. 



Amsden, p. 478. 



Anne. See Early Anne. 



Apricot Peach. See Yellow Ad- 

 mirable. 



