FIG S P OlME GRANATES. 



55 



16 European Holly leaved Berberry 



17 Chinese trinket llowered do. 

 IS Nepal do. 



19 Mahonia, 5 beautiful species, see Cata- 



logue of Ornamental Shrubs. 



20 Common Cranberry 



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— ilicifolia. 



— chinensis. 



— nepalensis. 



25 Oxycoccus macrocarpus. 



FIGS . — Figuiers, — Ficics carica. 



The culture of this delicious fruit having recently become an object of particular 

 attention, and requiring no more care as to covering in winter than the delicate 

 kinds of grapes, the greatest pains have been taken to extend the collection by im 

 portations of the choicest kinds from the south of France, Italy, and elsewhere, and it 

 note forms a concentration of this fruit unrivalled in extent and excellence. 



Those marked \ 50 cents ; IF 75 cents. Those not marked are $1. By the hundred a 

 discount of one-third in price will be made; and where 25 are taken, 25 percent, discount 



f I Angelique. 



Coucourelle blanche. 

 t2 Aubique grosse noice,black, 



twice bearing. 

 t3 Bourjassotte blanche. 



4 ■ grise. 



5 noire, black. 



t6 Brown Malta. 

 7 ■ Turkey. 



Jerusalem. 

 tB Brunswick, twice bearing. 

 Madonna. 

 Clementine. 

 9 Coucourelle brune. 



10 — — gavotte. 



mi Cuprea. 



12 Datte. 



13 Montagnette. 



Caprifiguier, 



14 Datte Quotidienne. 

 $15 Early Brown, 

 1 6 Franque pailarde. 

 iri7 Geneva. 

 tl8 Ischia, Green. 

 il9 Large Blue. 

 J20 White. 



21 Lipara. 



22 Longue printaniere. 



23 Madeleine, very early. 

 t24 Marsellaise, excellent 

 t25 Napo\ha\ne,twicebearing. 



Naples. 



26 Negrette. 



27 Oeil de perdrix. . 



28 Peau dure 



29 Petarelle. 



30 Pied de boeuf. 



31 Poulette. 



32 Prolific white. 



33 Recousse noire, black. 



34 Rocarde. 



35 Rose peyronne. 



36 Rougette. 



37 de montagnette. 



t38 Serr*ntine,twice bearing. 



39 Vernissenque. 



HO YersQ.WleSf'^twice bearing. 



Bifere. 

 HI Verte grosse. 



Large Greem 



42 Verte petite. 



Petite Verdale. 



43 Violette, ou Perruquine. 



REJECTED FIGS. 



Fabre. 



POMEGRANATES.— Gfre^ia^Z^er. 



The fruit requires in this latitude, that the trees during winter should 

 cellar, or some other place free from frost. South of the Potimac 

 that they will not require that care. All the following produce fruit 

 double jlowering varieties. 



1 Fruit bearing Punica granatum 



2 Large Malta melitensis 



3 Sweet fruited — —— dulcis 



4 Charbonier var - - - 



5 Desportes Desporte - . - 



6 Aleppo halepensis 



7 Double crimson rubra plena 



8 Great double crimson plena major 



9 Prolific prolifera 



10 White flowering and fruited alba _ - - 



11 Double white flowering alba plena 



12 Yellow flowering do. with yellow fruit flava ... 



13 Double yellow flowering flava plena 



14 Dwarf profuse flowering nana - - - 



15 Dwarf double do. nana plena 



be placed in a 

 it is supposed 

 except the five 



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