798 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Black Imperial. See Black 

 Prince. 



Black Roseberry. Medium, 

 roundish, dark red or purplish ; 

 pleasant ; moderate bearer. 

 English. 



Bomba, p. 605. 



Bordelaise. Small, conical ; very 

 dark reddish-purple; musky; 

 vigorous. Hautbois type. 

 Foreign. Per. 



Boston Pine, p. 543. 



Boudinot. Large, roundish, 

 scarlet; good. Ohio. 



Boyden. Medium, dark red; no 

 special value. Per. 



Boyden's Mammoth. Large, 

 roundish, dark crimson; poor 

 bearer. N. J. 



Boynton. See Crescent. 



Brandywine, p. 605. 



Brewer's Emperor. Medium, 

 ovate, dark red; good. Eng- 

 lish. 



Bright Ida. Large, roundish- 

 conical; bright red; with a 

 mild, pleasant, sub-acid, 

 rather rich flavor. Vigorous 

 and productive. Raised by 

 Charles Arnold, Ontario. Per. 



Brighton Pine. Large, conical; 

 deep crimson, with a rich, sub- 

 acid flavor. Early, hardy; 

 poor bearer. Per. 



British Queen. Very large, 

 roundish, sometimes coxcomb- 

 shaped; color rich scarlet; 

 flesh rich, tender, rather early. 

 A poor bearer. In England 

 productive and superb. Per. 



Brooklyn Scarlet. Medium or 

 large, long, conical, necked; 

 sweet, flavor excellent. Pro- 

 ductive. Per. 



Bubach (No. 5), p. 608. 



Bufialo Seedling. See McAvoy's 

 Superior. 



Burr's New Pine, p. 608. 



Burr's Seedling. Medium, scar- 

 let; pleasant; hardy, produc- 

 tive. Ohio. 



Caleb Cope. Large, pointed, 

 scarlet; good. 



Captain Cook. Large, resem- 

 bling British Queen, but 

 smaller; color dark; rich. 



Captain Jack. Medium in size, 

 regular in form ; bright scarlet, 

 handsome; quality moderate; 

 rather acid. Mostly very pro- 

 ductive, sometimes fails. Prot 

 itable for market in many 

 places. Missouri. Per. 



Carrie, p. 608. 



Champion. See Windsor Chief. 



Charles Downing, p. 605. This 

 variety rusts in some places of 

 late years. 



Chorlton's Prolific. Roundish, 

 necked, light red; good. 

 Staten Island. 



Cinderella. Rather large, coni- 

 cal, regular; bright scarlet. 

 Moderately productive. For 

 home use. Per. 



Cleveland. Large, cockscombed 

 and conical, deep red; firm, 

 rich. Staminate. Ohio. 



Clyde, p. 605. 



Colfax. Small, round, poor. 



Colonel Cheney. Large, round- 

 ish-ovate, bright scarlet; flesh 

 rather firm, of fine quality. 

 Sometimes very productive. 

 Imp, 



Colonel Ellsworth. Larg^ 

 roundish, necked, dark crim- 



