PEACHES. 



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Large Red. See Red Rareripe. 



Large Violet. See Bellegarde. 



Large White Cling, p. 488. 



Large Yellow Rareripe. See 

 Yellow Rareripe. 



Large Admirable, p. 481. 



Late Rareripe, p. 481. 



Late Yellow Alberge, October 

 Yellow, or Algiers Winter. 

 Medium, roundish, greenish- 

 yellow ; downy, clingstone ; 

 rather sweet. Only for pre- 

 serving. Of little value. 



Lemon. See Tuskena. 



Lemon Cling, p. 489. 



Leopold I. Large, roundish, 

 yellow and red ; melting, juicy. 

 Rather late. Belgian. 



Levy's Late. See Henrietta. 



Lincoln, p. 486. 



Long Yellow Pineapple. See 

 Lemon Cling. 



Lord Palmerston. Very large, 

 creamy white with a blush; 

 very good. New. Late. 



Lorentz. Medium, yellow, red 

 cheek; flesh yellow, freestone. 

 Prolific, hardy. 



Lovett's White. Large, white, 

 in distinct suture; flesh white 

 to pit, solid, sweet, freestone. 

 Hardy, prolific. New. 



Madeleine Rouge. See Magda- 

 len of Courson. 



Madeline de Courson. See Mag- 

 dalen of Courson. 



Magdala. Medium, round oval, 

 yellow white, marbled crim- 

 son; flesh greenish-white, melt- 

 ing, rich, free. 



Magdalen of Courson. Medium, 

 round, sutured, skin white, 

 red cheek, flesh white, slightly 

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red at stone, juicy, rich. 

 French, little known in U. S. 



Malta, p. 477. 



Mammoth. See Early Chelms- 

 ford. 



Marshall's Late. Large, orange 

 yellow, red blush, freestone; 

 good. 



Mary's Choice. A very produc- 

 tive New Jersey peach; re- 

 quires thinning and high cul- 

 ture. 



Mellish's Favorite. See No- 

 blesse. 



Melocoton. See Crawford's 

 Late. 



Merriam, p. 486. 



Mignonne. See Grosse Mignonne. 



Molden's White. Large oblong, 

 whitish; flesh wholly white; 

 juicy, sweet, excellent. Late 

 September. 



Monstrous Pavie. See Pavie de 

 Pompone. 



Montgomery's Late, p. 484. 



Moore's Favorite, p. 481. 



Moore's June. Rather small, 

 round, yellowish and red; 

 juicy, vinous ; good. Ga. Late 

 June. 



Morris' Red, p. 481. 



Morris White, p. 484. 



Morrisania Pound, p. 481. 



Motteux. See Late Admirable. 



Mountain Rose, p. 478. 



Mrs. Brett. Large, round, hand- 

 somely marked with red on a 

 white skin; melting, rich, ex- 

 cellent. Season medium. 



Mrs. Poinsette, p. 486. 



Muir, p. 486. 



Muscoga. Large, yellow, nearly 

 covered crimson and brown; 

 flesh white, red veins at stone, 



