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THE FBUIT MANUAL. 



II. FOR COOL VINERIES. 



Muscats. Madeira Frontignan Black Prince 



Black Frontignan •Meurthe Frontignan "Early White Malvasia 



Ohasselas Musque •Madreefield Court 



♦Early Saumur Frontignan Not Muscats. Pitmaston White Cluster 



Graham's Muscat Musca- *Black Champion *Royal Muscadine 



dine "Black Hamburgh Scotch White Cluster 



HI. FOR POTS IN ORCHARD HOUSES. 



Muscats. Not Muscat. Red Chaaselas 

 Citron Frontignan "Cambridge Botanic Gar- *Royal Muscadine 



*Early Saumur Frontignan den Scotch White Cluster 



Early Smyrna Frontignan "Chasselas Vibert Stillward's Sweetwater 



Early White Frontignan "Early White Malvasia White Romain 

 •Purple Fontainbleau 



IV. FOR FORCING FOR EARLY CROPS. 



Muscats. "Salamon's Frontignan Buckland Sweetwater 



•Black Muscat of Alex- •White Frontignan 'Duke of Bucclengh 



andria •Golden Queen 



•Dr. Hogg Not Muscats. "Madresfield Court 



Duchess of Buccleugh •Black Champion •Royal Muscadine 



Red Frontignan 'Black Hamburgh *Trentham Black 



V. FOR FORCING FOR LAT:^ CROPS. 



Muscats. Not Muscats. 'Lady Downe's 



•Bowood Muscat *Alicante 'Mrs. Pearson 



Canon Hall Muscat Black Damascus •Trebbiano 



•Mrs. Pince's Black Muscat Gros Guillaume •West's St. Peter's 



Muscat of Alexandria 



MEDLAES. 



Broad-leaved Dutch, See Dutch. 



DUTCH {Broad-leaved Butch; Gros Fruit; Oros Fruit Mon- 

 strueux; Large Dutch). — This is by far the largest and most generally 

 grown of the cultivated medlars. The fruit is frequently two inches 

 and a half in diameter, and very much flattened. The eye is very 

 open, wide, and unequally rent, extending in some instances even to 

 the margin of the outline of the fruit. It is of excellent flavour, but, 

 in that respect, inferior to the Nottingham. The young shoots are 

 smooth. 



Gros Fruit. See Dutch. 



Gros Fruit Monstrueux. See Dutch. 



Large Dutch. See Dutch. 



