PEA CHES. 



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PEACHES-AMTGDALUS PERSICA. 



Price, 18 to 25 cts,, except where otherwise noted. 



N. B, — Large quantities at very reduced prices. Trees suitable for Dwarfs or Espaliers can 

 be supplied. Peaches on the Plum stock are valueless for Orchards. 



FREESTONES, OR MELTERS. 



1 Acton Scott 



2 Admirable, Early 



3 Admirable, (Late of the Eng- 



lish) 



Royal e, or Bourdine. 



4 Athens Orange, 50 cts. 



5 Baltimore Beauty 



6 Barney 



V Barrington 



8 Belle Chevreuse 



9 de Chatenay, 50 cts. 



10 de Beaucaire 



11 de Vitry, JDuh 



Admirable tardive. 



12 Bellegarde 



13 Bergen's Yellow 



14 Brevoort (Morris) 



15 Cambridge Belle 



16 Chancellor, L. H. S. 

 1*7 Charbonnier, 50 cts. 



18 Chevreuse tardive, 50 cts. 



19 Cole's early red 



20 Columbia 



21 Cooledge's Favorite 



22 Congress, 50 cts. 



23 Crawford's Early Melaeoton 

 24 Late Melaeoton 



25 Double Montague 



26 Druidhill 



27 Early Anne 

 28 

 29 

 SO 

 31 

 32 



— Maiden 



— Newington 



— Sweetwater, Pri7ice 



— White Globe 

 York, Large 



New York Rareripe. 



Haines^ Early Red. 

 33 Early York, Serrate 

 34 Tillotson, mildews 



35 Eastburn's Choice 



36 Flushing 



37 Fox's Seedling 



38 George the Fourth 



39 Green Catharine 



40 Grosse Mignone {true) 



41 Montague precoce, 



50 cts, 



42 Hardy Gal and e (Rivers) 



43 Heath Freestone 



44 Howard's Elegant, 50 cts. 

 45 Pound, 50 cts. 



46 Jacques 



47 La Grange 



48 Madison 



49 Madeleine de Courson 



50 Malta 



61 Nichol's half pound 



52 Nivette 



53 Noblesse 



54 Nutmeg, Blush 



55 Red 



56 White 



57 Oldmixon Freestone 



68 Orange Freestone, Manning 



59 Melaeoton, extra, 50c. 



60 Pourpree hative 



61 Poole's Large Yellow 



62 President 



63 Prince's Paragon 



64 Excelsior, $1 



65 Quarterman's Rareripe 



66 Rareripe, Beer's Late Red 



67 Rareripe, Borden's Late 



68 Early Yellow 



69 Golden 



70 Prince's Red 



71 Prince's Late Red 



72 Red 



Morris Red. 



73 Rareripe, Washington 



74 ■ White 



Morris White. 



75 Rareripe. Yellow 



76 Red Cheek Melaeoton 



77 Rose Hill Melaeoton, 50 cts. 



78 Royal Charlotte 



79 Scott's Early Red 

 80 Nonpareil 



81 ■ Magnate Rareripe, 



splendid, 50 cts. 



82 Scott's Nectar Rareripe, de- 



licious, 50 cts. 



83 Smith's Mammoth, 50 cts. 



84 Smock's Freestone 



85 Snow 



86 Stetson's Seedling 



87 Strawberry 



88 Stump the World 



89 Sulhampstt-ad 



90 Van Zandt's Superb, true 



91 Walter's Early 



92 Ward's late Freestone 



93 Washington Freestone 



94 White Blossom Incompara- 



ble 



95 White Ball 



96 Imperial 



97 Melaeoton 



CLINGSTONES, OR PAVIES 



1 Blood Cling {preserves) 



2 Congress 



3 Diana 



4 Early Red 



5 Flushing Heath, 50 cts. 



6 Heath Cling — Late Heath. 



7 Howard's Magnificent, 60 cts 

 8 Splendid, 50 cts. 



9 . Superb, 50 cts. 



10 Incomparable 



11 Pavie Admirable 



12 Large N^ewington {Coxe) 



13 White Cling 



14 Lemon Cling 

 16 Oldmixon Cling 



16 Old Newington 



17 Orange Cling, Prince 



18 Pavie de Pompone, extra, 50c. 



Monstrous Pompone. 

 Nearly all are sptirious that 

 are sold under this name. 



19 Pavie tardive, Poiteau, 50 cts. 



Octobtr Scarlet. 



20 Prince's Climax, 50 cts. 



21 October White, 50 cts 



22 Ror" man's Red 



23 Smith's Newington 



24 Tippecanoe 



ORNAMENTAL VARIETIES. 



1 Double flowering red 2 Double flowering Ispahan, small red, 60 cts. 3 Dwarf Orleans, $1 

 4 Chinese double crimson, $1 5 Chinese double white, $1 



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