22 PEACHES—NECTARINES. 
The following have been obtained from different sections of the Union by the names 
attached to them, but the most of them are probably synonyms of sorts already enu- 
merated. 
Price 25 to 30 cents each—$16 to $20 per hundred. 
American purple 
Astor 
Bergew’s fine yellow 
Brainard’s yellow 
Braddick’s American 
‘Brodie’s 
Carolina incomparable 
Cole’s white melocoton 
Cooper’s early 
Dunlop’s lemon 
Elizabethtown 
Fox’s seedling — 
Gallatin 
Grand Admirable C 
Hand’s Claret 
Hill’s Madeira 
Hoyte’s lemon C 
Lafayette red C 
Large yellow preserving 
Lemon freestone 
Mammoth 
Sept Mercator 
|Milford white, for preserves A 
|Meig’s Lafayette 
; Monstrous Lemon C 
| Necton 
| New malagatune 
do | Probyn’s C 
Red fleshed American 
Aug Red pine apple C 
| Searlet pine apple C 
do|Snow peach A 
Sept |Stanhope’s Roman 
| Stocker’s seedling 
| Storm’s early seedling 
‘Superb white 
| Superlative 
| Williamson’s New-York C 
do ; Ward’s late freestone 
| Weld’s freestone 
Oct 
Aug 
Sept 
Sept 
Sept 
| Yellow nutmeg, very smali and inferior 
Sept’ 
N. B. Trees of the different kinds can be supplied suitable for dwarfs or espaliers. 
NECTARINES. 
Brugnons. 
374 cents each—$30 per hundred. 
Amygdalus nectarina. 
N. B. This fruit will succeed and produce well in any place where the peach dees, if 
the directions are followed which are stated in the ‘Treatise recently published ; and 
as the varieties of this fruit are characterized by their beautiful transparent and 
waxen appearance, they may be ranked among the most admired appendages of 
the desert. 
C denotes clingstones, or pavies. 
1 Aromatic 
2 Argyle 
3 Claremont 
4 Common Elruge P 
Elruge or Elrouge 
Oatlands 
5 Du Tellier’s, or Duke de Telio 
6 Early Violet P 
Petite violette hative 
7 Early Newington C 
Black Newington 
8 Fairchild’s, early yellow P 
Early yellow 
9 French yellow C 60 cts 
Brugnon jaune 
10 Golden C P 
11 Green seedling A 
13 Italian brugnon C P 
Brugnon—Italian 
Sept )14 Lewis P A 
do ; lo Brompton 
do | 16 Muzrey P 
Aug}|17 Musk violet C P 
Brugnon violet musque 
| 18 New white (Neat’s whiie) 
Aug} 19 Old Newington C P 
do Scarlet Newington 
Newington 
do} 20 Perkin’s seedling A 
21 Peterborough, Late green P 
do | 22 Pitmaston orange 
23 Red Roman C P 
Sept | 24 Scarlet P 
Karly scarlet ? 
do Large scarlet ? 
Aug} 25 Temple P 
do} 25 Vermash P 
'27 White (Old white) C P 
Sept 
do 
do 
Sept 
Aug 
Sept 
Sept 
do 
Aug 
Sept 
Aug 
Aug 
do 
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