PEACHES, 



21 



Class II. — Clingstones or Pavies. 



*138 Blood Cling {pre- 



serves 

 *139 Blush Pine Apple 



140 Catharine 



141 Congress, frwe 

 *142 Diana 



*143 Flushing Heath, 

 50 cts. 



*144 Iraperial,50c 



*145 Guignard's White, 



50 cts. 

 *146 Heath CWne— Late 



Heath 

 *147 Howard's Magnifi- 

 cent, 50 cts. 



*148 Splendid, 



50 cts. 



*149 Superb, 



50 cts. 



150 Hyslop's Cling 



151 Incomparable 

 *152 Lafayette Cling 

 153 Large Newington, 



(Coie) 



•154 White Cling 



*155 Lemon Cling 

 *156 Leopold 

 157 October Scarlet, ex- 

 tra, 75 cts. 

 Pavie tardive, Poiteaii 

 This is a splendid fruit 

 for market, very produc- 

 tive, and later than any 

 now sent there. 



d. r. 



w. r. 

 p. g. r. 

 p. y. r. 

 w. p. r. 



p. g. r. 

 p. y. d. r 



w. 



w. r. 



p. c. s. 



p. y. c. 



w. s. 



w. r. 



p. y. r. 



y. r. 



p. y.d.r. 



w. s. 



d. y. d.r. 



y. p. r. 



r. c. 



S,pk. 



S 

 M 



S, pli. 

 S,p. 



S. p. 



s 

 s 



M,p. 



s 



S,pk. 

 S, pk. 

 S, pk. 



S 



S, pk. 



o 



b. S 

 e. S 

 ra. S 



S 



o 

 o 



e. S 

 e. S 



S 



o 



e. S 

 b. S 



e. S 

 b. S 

 e. S 

 S 



O 



158 Oldmixon cling 



159 Old Newington 



160 Orange c\ing,Frince 



161 Ditto, Down. 



162 Pavie de Pompone, 



extra, 75 cts. 



Monstrous Pompone 



Nearly all are spurious 



tliat are sold under this 



name. 



1G4 Persique, extra,l3 c. 



Note. There seems to he 

 an utter ignorance as to 

 these two last highly es- 

 timable late varieties. 



*1G5 Prince's Climax, 

 very extra, 75 cts. 



*166 Fortunatus, 



splendid, 75 cts. 



*167 October 



white, _^ne, 50 cts. 



♦168 Rhodes 



*169 Rodman's red 



170 Royal Magdalen, 



50 cts. 



171 Smith's Newington 



172 Spanish 

 *173 "Tippecanoe 

 *174 Washington cling 

 175 Yellow Aiberge 



cling, 50 cts. 

 Pavie jaune 



p. y. d. r. 



y.w. d.r. 



o 



o. d. r. 



p. g. d. r 



p. g. r. 



y. c. 



y. r. 



w. .p r. 



w.r. 

 y. d. r. 



p. y. d. r 

 r. 



y-r- 

 y-r. 



M, d. pk. 

 L 



L,p. 

 S, pk. 



S,p. 



S,p. 



s 

 s 



S,p. 

 S,p. 



L 



L,p. 



S 

 S 



s 



S,p. 



b. S 

 e.S 

 e.S 

 S 



ra. 6. O 



m. e.O 



ra. S 



10th O 

 b.S 

 e.S 



S 



e. Aug. 



O 



e.S 



e.S 



e.S 



Class III. — Ornamental Varieties. 

 Each 50 cts., except where otherwise noted. 



176 Double blossomed, large deep red, 

 37 cts. 



177 Large blush flowering 



178 flowering Ispahan, small 



and beautiful 



178 Dwarf Otlesms, produces fruit when 



a foot high 



179 Frizzled or Crape flowered 



179 Lignum rubrum, blood red wood, 

 singular 



180 Scarlet Unique, shoots blood red in 



winter, foliage yellow 



181 Weeping, Reid's, 37 cts. 



Alton's Purple Violet 

 ■"Beauty of Salisbury 

 ♦Bennett's Rareripe 



Bolton 

 *Bough, very late 

 'Caroline Smith 

 •Carey's Mammoth 



Chanceliere 

 *Dntchess Mignone 

 ♦Early Ellen 



MISCELLANEOUS VARIETIES, 



Whose merits have not yet been fully ascertained— 25 cts. each. 



♦Early Orange 

 * Slocum 



White 



white Globe, excellent, 



new 

 ♦Eastburn's Choice 



French Yellow Cling 

 ♦Gaunt's late free 

 •Grant's White October 

 ♦Harris' Winter, ue;-;/ late 



♦Howe's Cling 

 ♦Janette 



♦Kimber's Favorite 

 ♦Large Yellow freestone 



* preserving 



♦Leopold 

 ♦Magistrate 

 ♦Mary's Choice 

 ♦Nichols' Half-pound 

 ♦October blush 



Orange (English) 



♦ — red 



Pavie ia.\ine , Poiteau 

 ♦Prentiss Heath 

 ♦Prince's Mignone, 50 cts. 

 ♦Reybold's large red 

 ♦Seabolt 

 ♦Smock's Cling 



Spring-grove 



Sylvia, 50 cts. 

 ♦Whitehead's Red Heath 



SPLENDID NEW VARIETIES OF PEACHES, 



From Persia, Turkey, Greece, Italy, and Buenos Ayres, Trees for sale this fall (1847), in bud, and fall 1848 trees full 



grown, at $1 each. 



Citron 



D'Asie, tr^s grosse 



D'ltalie, tres grosse 



De Colmar 



De Quesnoy 



lEgyptienne 

 [Gros pavie tardif 



Grosse Royale de Piedmont 



Mignone frisee 



Nonpareille 



Pavie blanc hatif 



de Berne 



de Dolo 



rouge hatif 



Sanguinolle la grosse 

 la petite 



Sieulle 

 St. Martin 



