786 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Gillett. See Miner. 



Gold. Large, golden yellow, 

 overlaid red; juicy, sweet. 

 Hybrid of a Chickasaw and 

 Japan. Japan. 



Golden Cherry, p. 556. 



Golden Beauty, p. 551. 



Golden Gage. See Coe's Golden 

 Drop. 



Goliath, p. 556. 



Grand Duke, p. 557. 



Green Gage, p. 568. 



Gueii, or Blue Magnum Bonum. 

 Large, roundish-oval, dark 

 purple; flesh firm, a little 

 coarse, sub-acid; valuable for 

 culinary purposes, and profit- 

 able for market. First of au- 

 tumn. Lansingburg, N. Y. 

 Dom. 



Gundaker Prune. Medium, 

 oval, purple; high flavored. 

 Good bearer. Pa. Dom. 



Guthrie's Apricot. Medium, 

 roundish-oval, yellow, crimson 

 dotted; coarse; juicy, sweet, 

 not rich. August. Dom. 



Guthrie's Late Green. Medium, 

 round, yellow; sweet, rich, 

 rather dry. September. Dom. 



Guthrie's Topaz. Medium, oval, 

 necked,' rich yellow; juicy, 

 sweet, pleasant, not rich. 

 September. Scotch. Dom. 



Gwalsh. Large, oblong oval, 

 deep purple; cbarse; sweet, 

 pleasant. September, Dom. 



Hale, p. 577. 



Hampton Court. See Orleans 

 Early. 



Harrison's Peach, Medium, 

 round oblong; dull red; thick 

 skin; free, Minn. Am. 



Hartwiss' Yellow Prune. Me- 

 dium, oval, waxen yellow; 

 rich, sub-acid, fine. Septem- 

 ber. German. Dom. 



Hattie. Medium, round oblong, 

 red; cling. Dom. 



Hattonkin. See Kerr, Munson, 

 Georgeson. 



Hattonkin No. 1. See George- 

 son. 



Hattonkin No. 2. See Kerr. 



Hawkeye, p. 548. 



Heikes. (Burbank No. 4.) Re- 

 sembles Hale, but more flat- 

 tened on the ends, and darker 

 color; flesh acid. Japan. 



Henry Clay, p, 568. 



Highlander, p. 557. 



Hinckley. See Miner. 



Hoffman, p. 551. 



Holland Prune. Roundish, pur- 

 ple; sweet, pleasant — free- 

 stone. September. Dom. 



Honey Drop. See Missouri Apri- 

 cot. 



Horse Plum. Medium, oval, pur- 

 ple; dry, rather acid — ^free- 

 stone. August. 



Howard's Favorite, p. 569. 



Howell's Early, p. 557. 



Howell's Large. See Nectarine. 



How's Amber. Medium, round- 

 ish, light red; coarse, juicy 

 — clingstone. September. 

 Dom. 



Hudson Gage, p. 569. 



Hudson River Purple Egg, p. 

 557. 



Hughes. Medium, round, cherry 

 red; flesh yellow. Chick. 



Huling's Superb, p. 569. 



Hungarian Prune. See Pond's 

 Seedling. 



Hytan, See Munson. 



