PEARS. 



Class 3.— WINTER VARIETIES. 



Bailey Sweet. 

 Baldwin. 



Bellefleur, Yellow. 

 Carthouse, Gilpin. 



Red Romanite, of Ohio. 

 Chandler. 

 Cogswell. 

 Cumberland Spice. 

 Dickskill. 

 Donrine. 



Dutch Mignonne. 

 Equinteley. 

 Fa 11a water. 

 Flower of Kent 

 Fort Miami. 

 Fulton. 



Gooseberry, 50 cts. 

 Granite Beauty, neio, $1. 

 Henrick Sweet — Sweet Pear 

 main. 



Hubbardston Nonsuch. 

 Jonathan. 



King (Tompkins County). 

 Lady — Fomme d'Api. 

 Laquier. 

 Limber Twig. 

 Maclean's Favorite. 

 McLel»n. 

 Maiden's Favorite. 

 Melon. 



Middle,*>or Mittle, extra. 



Minister. 



Newark King. 



JN'ickajack. 



Northern Spy. 



Oconee Greening/ 



Ortley, Jersey Greening. 

 White Bellefleur. 



Pearmain, Herefordshire. 



Peannaln, Winter. 



Autumn Pearmain, Down- 

 ing. 



Peck's Pleasant, fine variety of 



Newtown Pippin. 

 Pippin, American Golden. 

 Pippin, Hubbardston. 

 Pippin, Michael Henrj. 

 Pippin, Green Newtown. 

 Pippin, Yellow Newtown. 

 Pippin, Springhill, fine variety 

 of Newtown Pippin, 50 cts. 

 Priestley. 



Prince's Yellow Winter, 50 cts. 



Prior's Red. 



Rawle's Janet. 



Reinette de Caux, 50 cts. 



Rhode Island Greening. 



Roman Stem. 



Rome Beauty (Ohio). 



Russet, Boston or Roxbury. 



Russet, English (Downing). 



Russet, Golden. 



Seeknofurther, Green. 



Seeknofurther, Winter or Fall. 



Seeknofurther, Westfield. 



Smith's Cider. 



Smoke House. 



Spitzemberg, Esopus. 



Spitzemberg, Flushing. 



Spitzemberg, Springhill, new 

 variety of Esopus Spitzem- 

 berg, 50 cts. 



Superb. 



Swaar. 



Sweet, Henrick — Sweet Pear- 

 main. 

 Sweet, Ladies'. 

 Sweet, Seaver. 

 Sweet, Tallman. 

 Tewksbury Blush. 

 Turn of Lane — Winter Straw- 

 berry. 

 Twenty Ounce. 

 Yanderveer. 

 Victuals and Drink. 

 Wagener. 

 Wine. 

 Winesap. 



Winter, Sweet Paradise. 



Class 4.— FOR PRESERVES AND ORNAMENT. 



35 cts., except those noted. 



Blood Red Crab. Siberian Striped Crab. Chinese Double White Flower- 



Manning's Siberian Red Crab, Siberian large Yellow Crab. ing, 50 cts. 



50 cts! Transcendant Crab, finest of Rivers Double Flowering,50 cts. 



Siberian Large Red Crab. all, 50 cts. Prince's Roseate Double Flow- 



Siberian Small Red Crab. Chinese Double Red Flowering. ering, new, 50 cts. 



Rejected Apples. — The American Pomological Society have published a list of 125 

 rejected varieties, many of which, notwithstanding, are still offered for sale. Purchasers 

 should look well to* this important point. 



PEARS-PYRUS COMMUNIS. 



Note.— There is never any Pear Blight or Sip Blight on Long Island, and the trees 

 are never injured by the winter. 



The stock of Pears is the finest in the Union, and the prices low for the quality, 

 and we can supply the leading and most esteemed varieties on both Pear and Quince. 

 Such as do not succeed on the Pear we can supply on the Quince, and contrariwise. 

 Standards on Seedling Pear stocks, 3 to 4 years budded, ... 50 cts. 

 Do. C'O. do. Secondary size 35 



Do. do. ^ extra size, 4 to 6 years 75 cts to $1 50 



Do. do. largest size, 8 and 9 vears bearing age, 2 00 



Pyramids and Dwarfs on Angers Quince, 3 years, . . 50 



Do- _ do do. 4 to 8 years, in full bearing, 75c. to 1 50 



according to age and size. 



The Extra Large size Trees are suitable for prompt bearing, and seldom ob- 

 tainable, and are usually sold at $3 to $5 each. 



The American varieties are denoted by an asterisk. * 



