754 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



juicy, rich. A variety of Co- 

 lumbia. 

 Musser. See Alexander. 



Narbonne. See Late Admirable. 



Neil's Early Purple. See Grosse 

 Mignonne. 



New Cut-Leaved. See Emperor 

 of Russia. 



Newington. See Old Newington. 



New York Rareripe, p. 481. 



New York White Clingstone. 

 See Large White Cling. 



Nivette, p. 481. 



Nix's Late White. Large, round- 

 ish-oblong, white with a light 

 red cheek; flesh white, adher- 

 ing to the stone; sweet, rich. 

 Late in October. Ga. 



Noblesse, p. 420. 



Noisette. See Chancellor. 



Nutmeg. Red. Very small, 

 roundish, pointed, yellow and 

 red; flesh yellowish-white; 

 flavor moderate. Late July. 



Nutmeg, White. Very small, 

 roundish-oval, whitish ; flesh 

 wholly white; mild, pleasant. 

 Late July. 



Oldmixon Cling, p. 488. 



Oldmixon Free, p. 487. 



Old Newington, p. 488. 



Orange Cling, p. 489. 



Orange Free. Medium, round, 

 yellow mottled red; flesh yel- 

 low, juicy, very sweet; free- 

 stone. New. 



Owen. Large, roundish, yellow 

 and dark red; flesh yellow; 

 juicy, delicious. Late Septem- 

 ber. Mass. 



Owen's Lemon Rareripe. See 

 Owen. 



Pallas. Large, round, wJiitish 

 with crimson ; flesh white, melt- 

 ing, vinous. Ga. 



Pavie Admirable. See Incom- 

 parable. 



Pavie de Pompone, p. 489. 



Pavie Monstreux. See Pavie de 

 Pompone. 



Peen-to. ( Flat Peach of China. ) 

 Small, very oblate, deeply in- 

 dented to the stone at base 

 and apex ; greenish-white, mot- 

 tled red; flesh juicy, good; 

 cling. Does well in the South. 



Peeble's May Cling. See Sneed. 



Picquet's Late. Quite large, 

 round, yellow and red; flesh 

 yellow, melting, rich; very 

 good. Southern. September. 



Pineapple Cling. See Lemon 

 Cling. 



Poole's Large Yellow, p. 486. 



Poole's Late Yellow Freestone. 

 See Poole's Large Yellow. 



Pourpree Hative. See Early 

 Purple. 



Pourpree Hative a Grandes 

 Fleurs. See Early Purple. 



President, p. 482. 



President Church, p. 484. 



Preston Cling. Large, cream 

 yellow, red cheek ; flesh light 

 yellow, juicy, good. N. C. 



Prince's Climax. Large, oval, 

 yellow and red ; rich, aromatic ; 

 clingstone. Late September. 

 L. I. 



Prince's Excelsior. Very large, 

 round, bright orange ; flesh 

 wholly yellow; rich, aromatic. 

 October. L. I. 



Prince's Paragon. Large, oval, 

 yellowish-green and red; 

 juicy, rich. September. 



