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Mulberries trained against the wall should have a 

 south, south-east, or east aspect; but it is useless to 

 attempt to train them unless there is a great extent of 

 wall, and where they can be continued at their full 

 length : an attempt to confine them within narrow 



frniflpsc unlace. 



PEACHES. 



An Asterisk (*) denotes those which Nurserymen term French 

 Peaches, and which require to be budded upon the Pear 

 Plum Stock. 



SECT. I. Melting, pale fruited. 



1. ALMOND PEACH. Hort. Trans. Vol. iii. p. 1. 

 t. 1. 



Leaves doubly serrated, glandless. Flowers large, 

 pale rose colour. Fruit below the middle size, about 

 seven inches in circumference, globular, with a slight 

 suture extending from the base to the apex, which is 



R 2 



