GUIDE TO FIG CULTURE AT THE NORTH. 



S»n Pedro (Breba or Apple Fig). A most magnificent Fig ; one of the largest and finest, 

 and of enormous size. Skin and flesh white, of extra quality ; very prolific. This 

 variety I imported from Italy, and have but few trees for sale this year ; will have a 



large stock next season. $2 each. 



WJbdte Ischia. Small, yellow ; good pot Fig. jSi each. 



"White Marseilles. Large, greenish white ; flesh white, of the most luscious sweetness ; 



very productive ; very hardy ; fine Fig for pots. $1 each. 



White Smyrna.* Very large, dirty white ; of good flavor, productive and hardy ; not 

 good for drying. 50 cts. each, $5 per dozen. 



White Genoa. Large, yellowish white ; skin thin, flesh amber color, and of most delicious 

 flavor ; very choice. This and the next two are the finest for drying. $1 each. 



White Adriatic. Large, white ; skin very thin; pulp of the finest flavor and quality im- 

 aginable ; the finest of all for drying, producing the dried figs of commerce. A limited 

 number of trees only this year, at f 1.50 each. 



White Trojan.* Considered one of the finest by Italian Fig growers. No trees for sale 

 this season. ;;:, 



fl©S IJVIPOF^TED fROM SfAIN AJMD IT/rbY. 



F'fFAU the following are said to be very fine, and as they come from the greatest Fig coun- 

 tries of the world, where the Fig has been cultivated for centuries, we may expect many of 

 them to be grand varieties. I expect to have all of them in fruit the coming summer. 



Fine trees, $2 each ; bearing' trees, $3 to $4 each. 



Alho Moster. 



A tre Raccolte. 



Barnisotta Grise. 



Biancotondo Grossissimo. 



Bourjassate Blanche. 



Bourjassate Noir. 



Brogiotto. 



Cavaliere. 



Col de Signora Nera. 



Concordana. 



Crave. 



Dattero. 



Dellagoccia. 



Delia Dame. 



De Constantine. 



Di Corjn. 



Di Gemsalemme. 



Di San Giovanni. 



Order early to avoid disappointment. 



Drap d'Or. 



Dottato. 



Du Rio. 



Gourand Rouge. 



Grossale. 



Grosse Grise Byere. 



Hlrta dn Japbn. 



Monaco Blanche. 



Moscad«llo. 



Nano Bianco. 



Pasteliere. 



Prolifero. 



Riproduttivo. 



Rocardi. 



Ronde Noir. 



Ronde Violet Hative. 



Verdino — (White Adriatic. See above.) 



Verdino di Breanza. 



