PEACHES. 



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Flat Peach of China. See 

 Peen-to. 



Fleitas, or Yellow St. John. 

 (May Beauty.) Large, round- 

 ish, orange yellow with a deep 

 red cheek; flesh yellow; high 

 flavored; a popular peach at 

 the South. 



Flewellen Cling. Large, round, 

 dark red and yellowish-white; 

 juicy, high flavored; cling- 

 stone. Early August. 



Foster, p. 485. 



Fox's Seedling, p. 480. 



Freeman. Large, round, yellow 

 and red; flesh yellow. Late. 

 111. 



Freestone Heath. See Kenrick's 

 Heath. 



French Bourdine. ■ See Late Ad- 

 mirable. 



French Magdalen. See Magda- 

 len of Courson. 



French Mignonne. See Grosse 

 Mignonne. 



French Royal George. See 

 Bellegarde. 



Fruitland. Large, ovate, green- 

 ish-white; juicy, vinous. 

 Southern, in September. 



Fulkerson, p. 477. 



Galande. See Bellegarde. 



Garfield. See Brigdon. 



General Lee. Medium to large, 

 oblong, creamy white, crimson 

 splashes; flesh whitish, melt- 

 ing, juicy, rich, cling. 



George the Fourth, p. 480. 



Globe. Very large, globular, 

 yellow red cheek; free; flesh 

 yellow, very firm, sweet and 

 luscious. Good shipper. 

 Ripens with Crawford's Late. 



Golden Dwarf (Van Buren's). 

 Medium, golden yellow, red 

 cheek; dwarf, four or five feet 

 high. September. Southern 

 — tender and poor North. 



Golden Mignonne. See Yellow 

 Alberge. 



Goode's October. Large, white 

 washed and veined red; flesh 

 white with red veins, juicy, 

 vinous. Ga. 



Gorgas, p. 477. 



Governor Garland. See Alex- 

 ander. 



Grand Admirable. Very large, 

 yellowish-white ; flesh white, 

 red at stone; very good. 



Green Catharine, p. 480. 



Green Nutmeg. See Early Anne. 



Greenboro. Medium, red, 

 shaded yellow; flesh white, 

 juicy, good. Early. 



Grifiin's Mignonne. See Royal 

 George. 



Griffiths. See Susquehanna. 



Grimwood's Royal George. See 

 Grosse Mignonne. 



Grosse Mignonne, p. 480. 



Haines' Early Red, p. 480. 

 Hale's Early, p. 480. 

 Hastings' Rareripe, p. 480. 

 native de Ferrilres. Medium, 



roundish, white, and rich red; 



juicy, sweet, rich, vinous; 



freestone. French. 

 Hawkins' Winter. Large, firee- 



stone. Ripens in Novembet in 



Va. 

 Heath, p. 489. 

 Heiley. (Early Belle.) Large, 



white, red cheek. Early. Ga. 



New. 

 Henrietta. (Levy's Late) . Very 



