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WHEATLAND. 



A large and beautiful yellow-flesh peach to follow Early Crawford; a valuable variety 

 for home use or market; not a long keeper. 



ORIGIN: New York State. 

 TREE: vigorous. 



FRUIT: size, large; form, roundish, slightly enlarged along the line of suture; color, 

 yellow, well overspread with red, usually prettily dappled with red about the small 

 pointed apex; cavity, broad and deep. 



WHEATLAND. 



FLESH: free; color, pale yellow tinted with red at the pit; texture, melting, tender, 

 juicy; flavor, rich, sweet, delicious. 



QUALITY: very good for dessert or cooking. 

 VALUE: market, first class. 

 SEASON: mid to late September 



WILLETT. 



An attractive and profitable late market peach, to come in between Elberta and 

 Smock; later than Matthews' Beauty. 



TREE: vigorous; spreading; productive. 



FRUIT: medium to large in size; form, nearly round, and enlarged along one side 

 of the suture; cavity, abrupt, medium; apex, distinct; color, yellow with mottling of 

 deep red in the sun. 



