THE UPPER AUSTRAL ZONE, 



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FRUITS — continued. 

 Apjiles — Cont^ued. 



Tetofski. 



White Pippin. 



Tompkins King (n). 



Willow Twig. 



Trenton Earlj-. 



Wine, Hays {n). 



Twenty-Ounce (n). 



Winesap. 



Vandevere. 



Wythe. 



Wagener (n). 



Yellow Bellfiower. 



Walbridge {Edgar Red Streak). 



Yellow Newtown Pipjpin {Albemarle) 



Westfield (n). 



Yellow Transparent. 



White Juneating. 



York Imperial. 



White Pearmain. 







Crabapples. . 



Hyslop. 



Transcendent. 



Martha. 



Yellow Siberian. 





Apricots. ' 



Alexander [Mississippi Valley] . 



Harris. 



Breda. 



Hemskirke. 



Budd [Mississippi Valley]. 



Large Early. 



Early Golden. 



Moorpark. 



Gibb [Mississippi Valley]. 



Peach. 





Cherries. 



Archduke (n) 



Late Kentish. 



Black Heart. 



Magnifique, Belle. 



Carnation. 



Mayduke. 



Choisy, Belle de. 



Morello, English. 



Coe Transparent (n). 



Napoleon {Royal Ann). 



Downer (»)■ 



Olivet. 



Dyehouse. 



Plumstone Morello. 



Eagle, Black. 



Richmond {Kentish). 



Early Purple Guigne. 



Rockport {n). 



Elton (n). 



Spanish, Yellow. 



Eugenie, Evipress. 



Tartarian, Black. 



Hortense, Reine. 



Windsor {n). 



Knight Earhj. 



Wood, Governor. 





Cranberries. 



[While cranberries are an important crop in parts of New Jersey and a few other 

 States within the general boundaries of the Carolinian Jauna, they grow only in 

 cold bogs which have the proper temperature of the Transition or even Boreal 

 zone.] 



Grajjes. 



Agawam («). 

 Barry {n). 

 Brighton. 

 Catawba. 

 Champion. 

 Clinton {n). 



Concord. 

 Cj'nthiana (&•)• 

 Delaware. 

 Diamond («). 

 Diana {n). 

 Duchess. 



' Of little account in the Eastern States, because of too early floworiug, with 

 conseiiuent danger from frost. 

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