79 2 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Van Buren, p. 550. 



Vert Bonne. See Green Gage. 



Victoria, p. 565. 



Violet. See Blue Imperatrice. 



Violet de Tours. See Early 

 Tours. 



Violet Diaper. See Cheston. 



Violet Perdrigon. See Blue 

 Perdrigon. 



Violet Queen Claude. See Pur- 

 ple Gage. 



Violette Hative. See Early 

 Tours. 



Virgin. Medium, roundish, red- 

 dish-purple; juicy, sweet; 

 very good. September. Dom. 



Wangenheim, p. 566. 



Warren. See Newman. 



Washington, p. 574. 



Wasse Smomo. See Earliest of 

 All. 



Wax, p. 566. 



Wayata. Small to medium, 

 round, dull red; thick skin; 

 cling. Minn. Am. 



Wayland, p. 550. 



Weaver, p. 549. 



Whitaker, p. 550. 



White Apricot. Medium, round- 

 ish, yellow; flesh firm, pleas- 

 antclingstone. August. 



White Egg. See Yellow Egg. 



White Empress. See White Im- 

 peratrice. 



White-flushed Botan. See Berck- 

 man's. 



White Gage. See Imperial Gage. 



White Holland. See White Egg. 



White Imperatrice. Medium, 

 obovate, bright yellow; juicy, 

 crisp, sweet, translucent free- 

 stone. September. Dom. 



White Imperial. See Yellow Egg. 



White Magnum Bonum. See 

 Yellow Egg. 



White Mogul. See Yellow Egg. 



White or Yellow Damson, p. 574. 



White Perdrigon. Medium, 

 oval, pale greenish-yellow; 

 sweet clingstone. August. 

 Dom. 



White Plum. See Ogon. 



White Primordian. See Primor- 

 dian. 



Wickson, p. 578. 



Wier, p. 549. 



Wild Goose, p. 550. 



Wild Rose. Large, round, yel- 

 low blush; skin medium; flesh 

 firm; cling. Minn. Am. 



Wilkinson. Medium, oval, 

 slightly necked, reddish-pur- 

 ple; firm, sweet, not high fla- 

 vored. September. Dom. 



Willard, p. 578. 



William Dodd. See Miner. 



Wilmot's Green Gage. See 

 Green Gage. 



Wilmot's Late Orleans. See 

 Goliath. 



Winter Damson. See Damson. 



Wolf, p. 550. 



Woolston's Black Gage. Small, 

 round, dark, rich. September. 



Wooton, p. 551. 



World Beater. Large, round 

 oblong, red; cling. Very late. 

 Tenn. 



Wyant, p. 549. 



Yellow Apricot. See Apricot. 

 Yellow Egg, p. 574. 

 Yellow-flushed Botan. See 



Abundance. 

 Yellow Gage, English, p. 575. 



