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round. Flowers small. Bipens in the last week of 

 August and beginning of September. 



Belle de Paris. See Malta. 



BELLEGARDE (G-alande; French Galande; Noire de 

 Montreuil; Ronalds' Brentford Mignonne}. Fruit round, 

 slightly compressed and hollow at the summit, with a 

 small projecting nipple. Skin deep red all over, striated 

 with dark purple, so much so as to be almost black. Suture 

 shallow. Flesh pale yellow, slightly red at the stone, 

 rich, vinous, and juicy ; healthy and a prolific bearer. 

 Flowers small. Glands round. Beginning and' middle 

 of September. 



This is a very excellent peach, and the tree is a good 

 bearer. 



BOTTDIN (La Jloyale; Narbonne). Fruit large, nearly 

 round, sometimes terminated by a very slight nipple. Skin 

 greenish-white, reddish next the sun, covered with very 

 fine down. Suture deep. Flesh whitish-yellow, deep 

 red round the stone, very rich, sugary, and vinous. Stone 

 small and turgid. Is produced from seed. Flowers small. 

 Glands round. Beginning of September. 



Brentford Mignonne. See Bellegarde. 

 Brown Nutmeg. See JRed Nutmeg. 

 Buckingham Mignonne, See Harrington. 

 De Burai. See Yellow Admirable. 



CATHERINE. Fruit large, roundish, elongated, swollen 

 on one side of the suture, and terminated by a small 

 nipple. Skin yellowish-green, dotted with bright red in 

 the shade, bright red striated with darker red next the 

 sun. Flesh adhering to the stone, firm, yellowish-white, 

 dark red at the stone, juicy, rich, and excellent. Requires 

 heat to bring it to full perfection. Flowers small. Glands 

 kidney-shaped. September and October. 



CHANCELLOR (Edgar s Late Melting ; Late Chancellor ; 

 Noisette; Sfotoard's Late Galande). Fruit large, oval, 

 pale yellow, dark crimson next the sun. Suture well 

 defined. Flesh free, pale yellow, very deep red at the 

 stone, sugary, rich, and vinous. Stone oblong. Flowers 

 small. Glands kidney-shaped. Middle of September. 



China Peach. See Flat Peach of China. 

 Colonel Ansley's. See Barrington. 



