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PE AC HE S. 



MISCELLANEOUS PEACHES, 



Whose characters are 



Ai ton's purple violet. 

 ♦Bennett's Rareripe. 

 *Ciitter's Rareripe. 

 Dwarf Orleans. 

 Picker nain, 



* Early Melocoton. 

 *Eaily red freestone. 

 *Fox's seedling, R. M. 



* Oilman's early. 

 *Orant's large yellow. 

 Orosse Gallande. 

 *Howe's. 



^Hulse. 



770^ ueU osceilairied.Qvd some of vhich uill doubtless prove 

 synovymous with, well knotcn varieiies. 



* Prince's Maltese, new seed* 

 ling. 



^Rhode's cling. 



Rhodes Jine, C. 

 *^ Rodman's red free. 

 *Smock's cling. 



* Tippecanoe. 

 Hero of Tippecanoe. 



*Ward's late free. 



.Jose sweet. 

 *La Orange. 



* Large yellow freestone. 

 *Lnng leaved serrated, new. 



* Moore's Rareripe, R. M. 

 *Murray's Malacatiine. 

 New early Newington. 

 New White flowering. 

 *Nichors red, R. M. 

 *Pirickney's. 



"Poll's Malecaton. 



* Poole's large. 

 Portugal, C. 



*Weld's free. 



Welters freest 07ie, R. M. 

 *\Veller's Carolinian, C. 

 White October. 



REJECTED PEACHES. 



These have been rejected from cultivation in consequence of their had qnality, dimi 

 initive size, or other defects, or for the bad bearing- of the trees, and in- some in- 

 stances because there are svperior varieiies that ripen at the same period, it always 

 being deemed unwise to cultivate an inferior variety when a superior one is at our 

 disposal. 



Almond peach. 

 Belle Chevreuse. 



Early Chevreuse. 

 B nrgess Beauty, poor fruit, 

 C ardinal. 

 C ongress, c. 

 C coper's early. 

 C rary's. 

 E arly yellow Nutmeg. 



Emperorof Russia, (me'Mews) 

 Serrated — U7iique. 



Oolden purple, c. 



Hoffman's favorite. 



Incomparable en beaute. 



Ispahan. 



Knight's early. 



Lemon cling. 



Late large Lemon, c. 



Mignone, Dorsetshire. 



.Yellow. 



Sargent {mildeu-s.^ 



Sargent's Rareripe. 

 Scarlet Nutmeg. 

 Spring grove. 

 Tice's early, poor bearer 



Tice's red and yellow. 

 Washington cling. 



NEC T ARINE S. — Brugnons, — Amygdalus, JNectarina. 



BACH 37^ CENTS. 



N. B. See remarks under head of Peaches. 

 Abbreviations are the same as Peaches. 



1 Argyle 



2 Boston 



Lewis 



3 Downton 



Early Yellow 

 Due de Tellier 

 Elruge 



Claremont 



Temples 



Vermask, of many 



16 Fairchild's 

 7 French yellow, 50 cts. 



Color. 



Season. 



F 



o. d. r. F 



p. y. r. 

 p. g. r- F 



g-y- 



Remarks 



S. V. P. Esteemed, 

 b. S. v. P. Large, Handsome. 



b. Aug. 



e. Aug, 

 e. Aug, 



b. Aug 

 S. 



V. P. Excellent, very beautiful. 



Resembles Elruge. 



V. P. Flesh mostly white, ex- 

 cellent, one of the best varie' 

 ties. 



Dry, esteemed for earliness. 

 V. P. From South of France 



