PEACHES. 



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splashed red, tough skin, flesh 

 tender, rich, juicy, good. Ga. 

 New. 



Carpenter's White, p. 479. 



Catherine, p. 488. 



Champion, p. 479. 



Chancellor, p. 483. 



Charlotte. See Royal Char- 

 lotte. 



Chili Seedling No. 2. Large, 

 round, distinct suture; yellow 

 and dark red mottled; flesh 

 yellow, juicy, vinous, rich. 

 An improvement of Hill's 

 Chili. 



Chinese Cling, p. 488. 



Chinese Peach. See Flat Peach 

 of China. 



Claret Clingstone. See Blood 

 Clingstone. 



Clinton. Medium, roundish, red 

 on yellow; juicy; good. Late 

 August. 



Cole's Early Red, p. 479. 



Cole's White Melocoton. See 

 Morris White. 



Colonel Ausley's. See Barring- 

 ton. 



Columbia, p. 487. 



Columbus June, p. 483. 



Conkling. Large, round, golden 

 yellow with a crimson cheek, 

 high flavored. Early autumn. 

 New. 



Conner's Cling. (Connor's 

 White.) Medium, white, tinged 

 red ; flesh white, red at pit, 

 firm; not very good. 



Connet's Early. Large, cream 

 white with red cheek; flesh 

 white ; freestone. A seedling of 

 the Chinese Cling. New. N. C. 



Cooledge's Early Red Rareripe. 

 See Cooledge's Favorite. 



Cooledge's Favorite, p. 479. 



Crawford's Early Melocoton, or 

 Crawford's Early, p. 485. 



Crawford's Late Melocoton, p. 

 485. 



Crosby, p. 485. 



Crother's. Medium, roundish, 

 white shaded crimson; flesh 

 white, red at pit, tender, juicy, 

 good. Late Southern variety. 



Cut-leaved. See Emperor of 

 Russia. 



D'Abricot. See Yellow Admi- 

 rable. 



Darby. Large, round, white 

 with blue wash; flesh white to 

 stone, juicy, sweet, good, 

 cling. S. C. 



Deming's Orange. (Deming's 

 September. ) Large, oblong, 

 yellow with red cheek; flesh 

 yellow, red at stone, juicy, 

 vinous, good. Late. 



Dixie. Medium, yellow white, 

 red blush; flesh white, sub- 

 acid, poor. Fla. 



Donahoo Cling, p. 488. 



Dorsetshire. See Nivette. 



Double Blossomed. Ornamen- 

 tal; fruit rather large, round- 

 ish, of poor quality. 



Double Flowering Peach. See 

 Double Blossomed. 



Double Montagne. See Double 

 Mountain. 



Double Mountain, p. 476. 



Dr. Berckman's. Large, creamy 

 white, blushed with crimson, 

 mottlings at base ; flesh white, 

 red at stone, juicy, vinous, 

 good. Ga. 



Downing's Sweetwater. See 

 Sweetwater Early. 



