78o DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



form, deep yellow with some 

 russet, a rich brown cheek; 

 juicy, melting; very good. 

 September. New. French. 



Thompson, p. 533. 



Thuerlinckx. Very large, but of 

 little value. Belgian. 



Tillington. Small, obovate, dark 

 green, rough ; coarse, of mod- 

 erate quality. October. Eng- 

 hsh. 



Totten's Seedling. Rather 

 small, turbinate pyriform, pale 

 yellow; buttery, melting, 

 vinous, perfumed. Early Oc- 

 tober. Connecticut. 



Triomphe de Jodoigne, p. 524. 



Trout Pear. See Forelle. 



Tyler. Small,- turbinate, yellow ; 

 granular; melting, brisk, vi- 

 nous. October. 



Tyson, p. 512. 



Upper Crust. Rather small, 

 obovate, green, partly rus- 

 seted; buttery, melting; very 

 good. July at the South — not 

 good North. 



Urbaniste, p. 524. 



Uvedale's St. Germain. See 

 Pound. 



Vaet. Medium, obovate, yellow- 

 ish-green, rough; juicy, sweet, 

 perfamed. December. 



Vallee Franche. Medium, obo- 

 vate, greenish-yellow; juicy, 

 sweet, flavor rather poor. 

 Early September. 



Van Assche, p. 533. 



Van Buren. Large, obovate, 

 yellow with a blush; crisp, 

 sweet, perfumed. Handsome 

 — of moderate quality. An ex- 



cellent culinary sort. New 

 Haven, Conn. 



Van Marum. Large, pyriform 

 with a long neck, bronze- 

 colored; coarse, fibrous; not 

 juicy, pleasant — ^baking. Late 

 autumn. 



Van Mons' Leon le Clerc, p. 

 524. 



Vauquelin. Rather large, obo- 

 vate; juicy, sub-acid. Winter. 



Vermillion d'en Haut. Medium, 

 pyriform (Tyson-shaped), pale 

 yellow, a red cheek; fine, 

 juicy, sweet; very good. Sep- 

 tember. French. 



Vermont Beauty, p. 533. 



Verte Longue. See Long Green. 



Verte Longue of Angers, p. 524, 



Veterans, Large, obtuse pyri- 

 form, light yellow, some rus- 

 set; flesh firm — cooking. 

 Winter. 



Vezouziere. Rather small, 

 roundish-oval, yellowish; 

 juicy, melting, sweet, agreea- 

 ble. September. 



Vicar of Winkfield, p. 540. 



Vicompte de Spoelberch, p. 544. 



Virgalieu. See White Doyenn^. 



Wadleigh. Rather small, round- 

 ish-obovate, yellow ; melting, 

 juicy; very good. Early Sep- 

 tember. N. H. 



Walker. Large oblong, pyri- 

 form, greenish-yellow; a little 

 coarse; half melting, sweet; 

 good. October. Belgian. 



Walker's Seedling. See Mount 

 Vernon. 



Washington, p. 533. 



Waterloo. See Due de Brabant. 



Wendell. Medium, pale yellow, 



