75^ DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRVITS. 



flesh white to pit, sweet, cling. 

 A good preserving peach. 



Surpasse Melocoton. Large, 

 roundish-oval; yellow with a 

 red cheek; flesh nearly white; 

 rich, excellent. Early aut- 

 umn. Productive. Rochester, 

 N. Y. 



Susquehanna, p. 487. 



Sweetwater, p. 478. 



Sweetwater, Early, p. 482. 



Thurber. Large, roundish-ob- 

 late, creamy white marbled 

 with crimson; juicy, melting, 

 rich; freestone. Ripens in 

 July in Georgia. 



Tippecanoe, p. 490. 



Titus. Large, roundish, yellow 

 and red; juicy, rich; excellent. 

 Late September. Phila. 



Triumph, p. 487. 



Troth's Early, p. 482. 



True Red Magdalen. See Red 

 Magdalen. 



Tuft's Rareripe, p. 486. 



Tuskena. (Tuscan, Tustin.) 

 Large, oblong, yellow, deep 

 red cheek; cling; hardy. 

 Strong grower. Miss. 



Unique. See Emperor of Rus- 

 sia. 



Van Buren's Golden Dwarf. 

 Medium, ovate, yellow; cling- 

 stone; quality poor. South- 

 ern. Tree small or dwarf; 

 tender and valueless at the 

 North. 



Vanguard. See Noblesse. 



Van Zandt, p. 482. 



Waddell. Medium, skin greenish- 



white, covered red, flesh white, 

 juicy, prolific. New. Ga. 



Wager. Medium, long oval, yel- 

 low, firm ; early autumn. Dry- 

 ing and canning. 



Walburton Admirable, p. 478. 



Waldo. Medium. Hybrid of 

 Peen-to and Honey. 



Walter's Early, p. 482. 



Ward's Late Free, p. 482. 



Washington, p. 424. 



Washington Cling, p. 490. 



Washington Red Free. See Wash- 

 ington, p. 482. 



Waterloo. See Alexander. 



Wheatland. Large, roundish, 

 golden yellow with a crimson 

 cheek; juicy, very good, pro- 

 ductive. Ripens after Craw- 

 ford's Early. 



White Avant. See White Nut- 

 meg. 



White-Blossomed Incomparable. 

 Large, oval, white; flesh 

 white; juicy, pleasant. Sep- 

 tember. 



White Imperial, p. 483. 



White Melocoton. See Morris 

 White. 



White Rareripe. See Morris 

 White. 



Wilder. See Alexander. 



Wonderful. Large, globular, 

 yellow covered with carmine; 

 flesh yellow, red at pit, rich; 

 freestone. Tree vigorous and 

 productive. Late. New. 



Yellow Admirable, p. 487. 

 Yellow Alberge, p. 486. 

 Yellow St. John's, p. 487. 

 Yellow Pineapple. See Lemon 



Clingstone. 

 Yellow Rareripe, p. 487. 



