STRA WBERRIES. 



801 



mild, pleasant. Hardy, vigor- 

 ous. Rochester, N. Y. 

 Mostly superseded. Per. 



General Scott. Large, roundish, 

 scarlet; not rich. 



Georgia Mammoth. Medium, 

 conical; dark crimson; firm, 

 acid. Productive valuable 

 for its lateness. Per. 



Glendale, p. 543. 



Glen Mary, p. 608. 



Globe. Large, round, scarlet; 

 excellent. English. 



Glossy Cone. Very handsome, 

 and poor in quality. Per. 



Golden Defiance. Large, 

 rounded, conical, regular, 

 slightly necked; dark scarlet; 

 firm, rich, very good. Rather 

 late. Vigorous, productive. 

 Carlisle, Pa. Imp. 



Golden Seeded. Large, dark, 

 early. Succeeds well in some 

 places. 



Goliath. Large, irregular; scar- 

 let ; rich, high flavor. Requires 

 much room and high culture. 

 English. Per. 



Governor Hoard. Good form 

 and quality; dark red; poor 

 cropper. 



Great American. Very large 

 at its best, regular in form ; 

 good. Often worthless, and 

 requires high cultivation. New 

 Jersey. Per. 



Great Pacific, p. 609. 



Green Prolific, p. 608. 



Green Strawberry. Small, 

 round, whitish, tinged reddish- 

 brown; flesh solid, greenish, 

 juicy, rich. Late. 



Greenville, p. 608. 



Grove End Scarlet. Medium, 

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round, scarlet; acid. Early. 

 English. 



Gypsey. Medium or large: 

 handsome, excellent. Plant 

 vigorous. A poor bearer. 

 Early. Imp. 



Hallihan. Medium, obtuse coni- 

 cal; dark scarlet; sub-acid; 

 vigorous ; productive. 



Hampden. Medium, obconical ; 

 light scarlet ; moderately firm ; 

 good; late. 



Hart's Minnesota. Large, 

 round; rich dark red; of fine 

 flavor. Early. A moderate 

 bearer, succeeds well in some 

 places and fails in others. Per. 



Hathaway. Large, roundish 

 oblong, deep scarlet; flavor 

 rich, acid. Plant vigorous and 

 productive. Michigan. Per. 



Hautbois, p. 448. 



Haverland, p. 608. 



Henry Ward Beecher. Medium, 

 irregular; dark crimson; fine; 

 early. Per. 



Hervey Davis. Hardy, vigor- 

 ous, productive ; of good qual- 

 ity. Massachusetts. Per. 



Hilton Gem. Medium, regular 

 conical; light crimson; firm; 

 juicy; good. Per. 



Hoffman, p. 605. 



Hooker. Large, broadly coni- 

 cal, regular, large specimens 

 coxcomb-shaped ; dark crim- 

 son; rather tender, juicy, with 

 a fine rich flavor. An excel- 

 lent sort, but rather tender, re- 

 quiring winter covering, and 

 for this reason is passing out 

 of cultivation. Per. 



Hooper's Seedling. Medium, 



