THE LOWER AUSTRAL ZONE. 



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Breda. 



Early Golden. 

 Hemskirke. 

 Moorpark. 

 Musch. 



Archduke (n). 

 Black Heart (w) . 

 Choisy, Belle de (n). 

 Early Purple Guigne 

 Late Duke (n). 



FEUiTS — continued. 

 Apricots. ' 



Orange. 



Royal. 



St. Ambroise. 



Turkey. 



Cherries. 



Magnifique, Belle (n). 

 May duke (n). 

 Morello, English (n). 

 Richmond {Kentish) (n). 



Chinese quince. 



Dewberry. 



Lucretia. 



Figs. 



Brunswick. 



Turkey, Broivn. 



Green Ischia. 







Grapes:^ 



Berckmans. 



Lenoir. 



Brighton (n). 



Lindley (?i)- ' 



Brilliant [Mississippi Valley] 



Missouri Reisling [Mississippi Valley] 



Catawba. ' 



Moove Early (n). 



Cynthiana. 



Niagara (n). 



Delaware (n). 



Norton Virginia. 



Diamond, Moore (n). 



Salem (n). 



Elvira. 



Scuppernong. 



Flowers. 



Tenderpulp. 



Goethe (n). 



Thomas. 



Herbemont. 



Triumph. 



Jefferson (n). 



Wylie, Peter. 





Japanese persimmons. 



Costata. 



Okame. 



Hachiya. 



Yemon. 





Mulberries. 



Downing. 



Stubbs. 



Hicks. 





'Apricots are too often injured by late spring frosts to be a profitable crop in 

 the Austroriparian. 



'^ Varieties followed by the letter (n) belong to the Carolinian area, but thrive 

 also along the upper edge of the Austroriparian. 



