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CATALOGUE OF FRUITS. CHERRIES. 



15 



Color 



■f American Amber, . . 

 'i American Heart, . . . 

 ^plack Heart, I b 



' amb. 



^■431ack Eagle, 



.plack Tartarian, 



Belle de Choisy, 



3elle et Magnifique,. . . . . 



Black Mazzard, 



Bigarreau de May, or 



Baujnan's May, 



Bigarreau, or 



Ih-offion, or Yelloiv Spanish 

 Bigarreau, Large Red,. . . 

 Bigarreau, Napoleon, .... 



Bigarreau, Turkey, 



Bigarreau, China, 



Bigarreau, Hildesheim, . . 

 Bigarreau, Large Black, , 



Bigarreau, Madison, 



iJBigarreau, Mottled, 



[^Jarnation, 



I!orone, 



Jaldwell's White Heart,. 



Davenport's Early, 



Downer's Late Red, .... 

 Double Flowering Dwarf, 

 Double Flowering Large, 



Edward's Black, 



f^arly May, 



^arly White Heart, 



niton, 



5arly Richmond, or 



Kentish, 



lorence, 



fellow's Seedling, 



jrridley, 



Herefordshire, White, . . . 



Liate Duke, 



Way Duke, 



Montmorency. [SeeEarly 



Richmond,] 



-VTorello, 



Sugar, , 



Spanish Weichsel, , 



Sparhawk's Honey, 



Transparent Guigne, .... 

 Fradescant'sBlack Heart 



or Elkhorn, 



Waterloo, 



White Tartarian, 



White French Guigne,. . . 



Wilkinson, 



Weeping, [beautiful] .... 



b. 

 b. 



r. 



r. 

 b. 



d. r. 



p.y.r 



r. 

 p.y.r. 

 p.y.r, 

 p.y.r, 



y- r- 

 b. 



r- y- 



y- r. 



y- r. 



b. 



b. 

 r. 



r. 

 p.y.r. 



b. 



w. r. 



r. 



r. 



d. r. 



d. r. 

 r. 



p. y. 



b. 



b. 



p.y.r. 



Form. 



roundish. 



obt. hea. 



'hea. 



obt. h. 



obt. h. 

 roundish, 

 roundish, 

 roundish. 



ov. h. 



obt. h. 



obi. h. 



obt. h. 



obt. h. 



roundish. 



hea. 



hea. 



hea. 



rou. h. 



roundish. 



rou. h. 



hea. 

 roundish. 



hea. 



roundish, 



obi. h. 



hea. 



roundish, 

 hea. 



roundish, 



hea. 



obt. h. 



obt. h. 



obt. h. 



roundish. 



roundish. 



heart. 



hea. 

 obt. h. 

 obt. h. 



hea. 



Texture 



tender, 

 h. tender 

 h. tender 



tender, 

 h. tender. 



tender. 



tender. 



tender. 



tender. 



firm. 



firm. 



firm. 



firm, 

 h. tender. 



firm. 



firm, 

 tender, 

 tender, 

 tender, 

 tender. 



tender, 

 tender. 



tender. 



tender. 



tender. 



h. tender. 



tender, 

 firm. 



firm, 

 tender, 

 tender, 

 tender. 



tender. 



tender, 

 tender, 

 tender. 



I firm, 

 h. tender, 

 h. tender. 



tender. 



s 



eason. 



June. 



e. 

 b. 



June. 

 June. 



e. 



June. 



m 



June. 



m. 

 m 

 111. 



June. 

 . July. 

 July. 



e. 



May. 



e. June, 

 b. July, 

 b. July, 

 b. July. 



July. 

 August. 

 b. July, 

 m. June 

 b. July, 

 e. July, 

 m. July, 



m. June, 

 e. July. 



July. 



b. June, 

 ra. June. 



e. May. 

 e. June. 



e. June. 



June. 



July, 

 m. June. 



July. 



m. June, 

 e. June, 

 b. July. 



e. July. 



e. June. 



June. 



b. July. 



Beautiful and sweet. 



Rich and excellent. 



Very fine. 



Large, sweet, and rich. 



One of the very best. 



Delicious. 



Acid. 



Used for brandy. 



One of the earliest. 



[cious. 



Very large, beautiful, and deli- 

 Rare and very fine. 

 One of the largest and best. 

 Large and fine. 

 Rich and sweet. ; late. 

 One of the latest ; fine. 

 Medium quality. 

 Bears well ; sweet and good. 

 Great bearer and very good. 

 Good for preserving. 

 Late and good flavor. 



Very fine. 



Very fine ; valuable. 



Ornamental. 



Ornamental ; beautiful. 



Large and excellent. 



Very early, but acid. 



Good and early. 



Large and very luscious. 



Esteemed for tarts and drying. 

 Large, sweet, and good. 



Very productive and good- 

 Very good. 

 Valuable. 

 Greatly esteemed. 



First rate for cooking. 



Good, but acid. 

 Sweet and fine. 

 Beautiful and good. 



Large and good 

 Productive and 

 Beautiful. 



Sprightly, and fine flavor. 

 Very ornamental. 



PEACHES. 



Price, 25 Cents Each — ^ 



to 



PER 100. 



|he Peach maintains a decided superiority over every other fruit of our orchards or gardens, 

 ;s beautiful appearance, and luscious flavor. In our county, (Monroe,) and several of the sur- 

 ding counties, the earlier sorts can be produced as fine and as abundantly, and with as little 



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