786 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Gillett. See Miner. 



Gold. Large, golden yellow, 

 overlaid red; juicy, sweet. 

 Hybrid of a Chickasaw and 

 Japan. Japan. 



Golden Cherry, p. 556. 



Golden Beauty, p. 551. 



Golden Gage. See Coe's Golden 

 Drop* 



Goliath, p. 556. 



Grand Duke, p. 557. 



Green Gage, p. 568. 



Gueti, or Blue Magnum Bonum. 

 Large, roundish-oval, dark 

 purple; flesh firm, a little 

 coarse, sub-acid; valuable for 

 culinary purposes, and profit- 

 able for market. First of au- 

 tumn. Lansingburg, N. Y. 

 Dom. 



Gundaker* Prune. Medium, 

 oval, purple; high flavored. 

 Good bearer. Pa. Dom. 



Guthrie's Apricot. Medium, 

 roundish-oval, yellow, crimson 

 dotted; coarse; juicy, sweet, 

 not rich. August. Dom. 



Guthrie's Late Green. Medium, 

 round, yellow; sweet, rich, 

 rather dry. September. Dom. 



Guthrie's Topaz. Medium, oval, 

 necked, rich yellow; juicy, 

 sweet, pleasant, not rich. 

 September. Scotch. Dom. 



Gwalsh. Large, oblong oval, 

 deep purple; coarse; sweet, 

 pleasant. September. Dom. 



Hale, p. 577. 



Hampton Court. See Orleans 

 Early. 



Harrison's Peach. Medium, 

 round oblong ; dull red ; thick 

 skin; free. Minn, Am, 



Hartwiss' Yellow Prune. Me- 

 dium, oval, waxen yellow; 

 rich, sub-acid, fine. Septem- 

 ber. German. Dom. 



Hattie. Medium, round oblong, 

 red ; cling. Dom. 



Hattonkin. See Kerr, Munson, 

 Georgeson. 



Hattonkin No. 1. See George- 

 son. 



Hattonkin No. 2. See Kerr. 



Hawkeye, p. 548. 



Heikes. (Burbank No. 4.) Re- 

 sembles Hale, but more flat- 

 tened on the ends, and darker 

 color; flesh acid. Japan. 



Henry Clay, p. 568. 



Highlander, p. 557. 



Hinckley. See Miner. 



Hoffman, p. 551. 



Holland Prune. Roundish, pur- 

 ple; sweet, pleasant free- 

 stone. September. Dom. 



Honey Drop. See Missouri Apri- 

 cot. 



Horse Plum. Medium, oval, pur- 

 ple ; dry, rather acid free- 

 stone. August. 



Howard's Favorite, p. 569. 



Howell's Early, p. 557. 



Howell's Large. See Nectarine. 



How's Amber. Medium, round- 

 ish, light red; coarse, juicy 

 clingstone. September. 

 Dom. 



Hudson Gage, p. 569. 



Hudson River Purple Egg, p. 

 557. 



Hughes. Medium, round, cherry 

 red ; flesh yellow. Chick. 



Ruling's Superb, p. 569. 



Hungarian Prune. See Pond's 

 Seedling. 



Hytan, See Munson. 



