PEACHES 



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Name. 



*58 Hemskirke 

 59 Hogg's Melocoton 

 *60 Howard's EU.gan«, 50 eta 



*61 Magnificent, 50 cts 



♦62 Pounn, SI 



*6J Splendid, 50 cts 



*64 — Superb, 50 cts 



*65 Hyslop's cling 

 66 Incomparable 



Pavie Admirahle 



Lute Admirable, 

 *67 Jacques' Rareripe 

 *68 Lady Ga.laun 

 *69 Lafayette cling 



*70 freestone 



*7l Large early Mountain 



Grosse Montague precoce 

 *72 La^e white cling 

 7 a Spanish, 50 cts 



Peche d' Espagne 

 74 Late Purpie 



Pourpree tardive 

 *75 Lufifeit's maximum, 50 cts 



*76 Melocoton, 50 cts 



*77 Lemon cling 



Kennedy's Lemon clingstone 

 Do. Carolina 



Yellow Pine apple 



78 Ma^delene deuxieme saison 



79 Magdalen of Courson, Red 



Madeline rouge de Courson 

 Frtnck red Magdalen 



80 Magdalen, White 



8.1 cling, Early, 50 cts 



Pavie de la Madeline 

 Pavie b la nc 



82 , Royal, 50 cts 



Pavie Madeline royale 



83 Malta 



Belle de Paris 



84 Malta, Favorite 



85 Monstrous Pomponne 

 Pa.vie de Pomponne 

 Pavie Moustrueux 



80 Monstrous freestone 



*87 Morrissania Pound 

 *38 Aagle's Favorite 

 89 New .Malta 

 9U Nivette 



JS'ivetie veloutie 

 91 NoOlesse 



Melhsh favorite 

 Vanguard 

 Douole Alordagne 

 Mordauban 

 92 JNjim-g, Blush 



9a 

 94 



. Red 

 Avant rouge 



White 



*95 Oidmixon freestone 



96 Oici Newington 



Pavie Newington 



97 Orange cimg 



txound nlberge 

 98 , freestone 



Orange peach 

 99 Pavie jaune 



Pavie A 'berge 



Color. 



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in 

 V 



'— 



Size. 



Quality. 



Season. 



p. g. r. 



F 



2 



1 



m. Aug. 



y. r. 



P 



1 



1 



b. 



s. p. v. 



F 



1 



1 





c. s. 



C 



1 



1 





w. s. 



F 



1 



1 





c, w. 



C 



1 



1 





s. vv. 



C 



1 



1 





w. r. 



c 



1 



1 



O. N. 



p. y. r. 



c 



1 



2 



e. S. 



y. r. 



F 



1 



1 



Q 



y. 



F 



2 



I 



s. 





C 



1 



1 



Aug. 



1' I' 

 d. c. 



F 



1 



1 



Aug. 





F 



1 



1 



Aug. 



vv. r. 



C 



• 

 I 



I 



b. S. 



y. 





1 





S. O. 



P-g.d.r. 



F 



I 



2 



m. S. 



y. r. 



C 



1 



1 



m. S. 



V. 



F 



1 



1 



m. O 



y. r. 



C 



1 



1 



e. S. 





F 





1 



• 



S. 



p. y. r. 



F 



2 



1 



b.S. 



y w. r. 



F 



2 



2 



m. Aug. 



p. w. r. 



C 



o 



4 



2 



Aug. 





C 



1 



1 



S. 



p. g. r. 



' 



1 



1 



e. Aug. 



p. y. r. 



F 



1 



1 



m. S. 



y. d. r. 



C 



i 

 1 



1 



O. 



p. y. r. 



F 



I 



1 



b. S. 



p. g. r. 



F 



1 



1 



O. 



d y. r. 



F 



1 



1 



s. 



p. y. r. 



F 



1 



1 



Aug. 



p. g. r. 



F 



i 

 1 



1 



b. S. 



p. g. r. 



F 



1 



1 



e. Aug. 



p. r. 



F 



a 



2 



m. July 



P- g- d. r 



F 



3 



2 



m. July 



w 



F 



3 



2 



b. July 



w. r. 



F 



1 



I 



s. 



p. y. d. r. 



C 



1 



1 



m. b. 



orange 



C 



2 



1 



Aug. 



y. w. r. 



F 



1 



1 



b. S. 



r-r. j 



C 



1 



I 



1 



1 



e. S. 



Remarks. 



V. P. Excellent. 



V. P. Very good. 



New, oval, sweet, juicy. 



New, oval, splendid, luscious. 



New.roundish, splendid has weighed i6oz. 



New, roundish, beautiful waxen ap- 

 pearance. 



New, globular, delicious flavor. 



V. P. Excellent, very lute. 



V. P. Larger than the Catharine, a splen- 

 did market fruit, bears carriage well 



V. P. Sweet, good. 



V. P. Fine flavor. 



V. P. Beautiful, excellent. 



V. P. Flesh red, excellent. 



V. P. Fine new French variety. 



V. P. Excellent, much esteemed. 

 New variety fror.i ".pain. 



V. P. Estimable, foliage curled, peculiar. 



V. P. A beautiful round fruit- 



V. P. A very late oval variety. 



V. P. High lemon flavor, one of the most 



splendid and excellent, a great favorite 



at market. 



V. P. New fine French variety. 



V. P. Very luscious, fine flavor. 

 V. P. New and excellent, from south of 

 France. 



V. P. New and excellent, from south of 



France. 

 V. P. Splendid, delicious. 



Round, handsome, excellent, merits de- 

 cided preference for the hardihood of the 

 tree which remains uninjured while 

 others perish. 



The largest of peaches, requires a long 

 summer to mature, and only appropri- 

 ate to a southern climate. 



V. P. Juicy sweet, rich, delicious, unsur- 

 passed. 



V. P. Esteemed. 



Beautiful, luscious. 



V. P. Esteemed. 



V. P. One of the very best. 



V. P.. Splendid, most delicious, greatly 

 esteemed. 



V. P. Good native variety. 



V. P. Good early variety, the tree of slen- 

 der growth. 



V. P. The earliest good variety, slender 

 growth. 



V. P. Rich, excellent. 



V. P. Very large, beautiful, delicious fla- 

 vor. 



V. P. Beautiful, round, orange color, ex- 

 cellent. > 

 V. P. Splendid, extra delicious, unrivalled. 



A splendid French variety. 



