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NECTARINES, or Brugnons^ S7i Cents. Amygdalus 

 Persica, var. fructo glabra. 



Class, Icosandria. Order, Monogynia. 



J\r. B, This fruit loill succeed and produce -well in any place where the 

 Peach does, if the directions are followed -which are attached to this 

 catalogue, 



C denotes clingstones. 



1 Eaily scarlet ripe in 



Aug. 



8 Temple's 



ripe in Sept. 



2 Fairchild's early 



do 



9 Red Roman, C 



do 



.3 Early yellow, jaune lisse 



do 



10 Vermash 



do 



4 Argyle 



Sept. 



11 Peterborough 



do 



5 Golden, C 



do 



12 Fairchild's, C 



do 



6 Newington, C 



do 



13 Elruge 



do 



7 Aromatic 



do 



14 White, C 



Oct. 



X The following 



new kinds 1 dollar each. 





15 Williams' Pitmaston 





19 English brugnon 





16 Emm&rton's white 





'20 Musk violet, violet musqu^e. 



17 New black 





N.B. Trees of all the above kinds 



18 Early pavie, C 





suitable for dwarfs 



\ or espaliers 



ALMONDS, 50 Cents, except where noted* 

 Class, Icosandria. Order, Monogynia. 



IL or bitter Amvedalus amara 



1 Hard shell, or bitter 



2 Ladies' thin shell, amande des\ 



dames 3 



»S Swtet sultan, amande sultane 



4 Small soft sh^l, d petit fru^ 



5 Larj^e do. ^fos cassante 



6 Striped leaved, 1 dollar 



7 Large double flowering, 1 dol. 



8 Dwarf ditto 



9 Silvery Siberian 

 10 Silvery Oriental 



Amygdalus amara 



communis 



sultana 



minor 



maxima 



fol. var. 



Jort' plena 



'pumila pleno, yeUinensiis 



i'ncana 

 ^ orientalis 



MULBERRIES. Class, Moncecia. Order, Tetrandria. 



Those marked thus ^, 37i cts. 

 -««^.- I, 50 cts. 



1 f Large black European 



2 tRed American 



3 tWhite Chinese, or Italian 



4 fShining leaved 



5 fObloTigr d#tto 



Moras nigra 

 rubra 

 alba 



lucida lobatd^ 

 oblnn^ifoUct 



