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PEACHES. 



t denotes those of large size. t those of superior flavour. 



C clingstones or pavies, and those not so designated are freestone, or 



melting peaches, 

 N. B. The names without numbers are synonyms of those which precede them. 

 Extra large sized trees suitable for immediate bearing can be supplied at 31 to 37 1-2 



1 Red nutmeg, avant rouge Julyi35 {Magdeleine de Bolwiller 



2 JBlush nutmeg A do!36 }Early purple, Pourpree hative 



3 White nutmeg A doj37 ttLae purple P 



4 Earliest white nutmeg, Avant blanche, j Vineuse tardive 



very small fruit doi38 ^Kennedy's Carolina C A 



5 {Green nutmeg, Early Anne Lemon clingstone 



early in August! Yellow pine apple 



6 ^Murray's early Anne, or Green nutmeg 39 ttBlush pine apple C A 



A Augj White pine apple 



7 tSweet water, or Large American nut-jiO tjG een Catharine A 



August 



do 



Sept. 



do 



August 



meg A do 



8 {Early Louvain do 



9 t*Red rareripe, Morris red A do 



Morris luscious red 

 Monsieur jean 



10 $ White rareripe, Morris white A do 



Morris luscious red 



11 HYellow rareripe A do 



Marie Antoinette 

 Yellow and red rareripe 

 Red velvet 

 Large yellow nutmeg 



12 t+Large early red rareripe A do 



Large early York 

 Royal Kensington 



13 tfPrince's red rareripe A do 



14 late red rareripe A Sept 



15 {Sargent's rareripe, or Pearl street A do 



16 {Jacques yellow rareripe A do 



17 ftRed cheen melocoton, or Yellow me 



locoton A Aug 



Yellow malagatune 



18 {White melocoton A 



19 tiEarly red clingstone A* do 



20 Early white clingstone A Sept 



21 tSmall or petite mignonne Aug 



22 f{Grosse mignonne 



Belle beau e 

 Belle Bausse, or Bauce 

 Early vineyard 

 Superb royal 



23 ft Large early mignonne, Gross mig- 



nonne hative 



24 Clinton A 



25 New Malta 



26 York Island rareripe, pale red 



27 Lady Gallatin 



28 Lady Steward 



29 Selby's cling 



30 Ispahan, or Persian 



31 tWhite Magdalen Aue;. 



32 tt Royal George, do 



Early Royal George 

 Red Magdalen 

 Millet's mignonne 

 Lockyer's mignonne 



33 UMagdaleine de Courson, Sept. 



French red Magdalen 



34 {Early French Magdalen C do 



Pavie Madeleine 



41 ttCatharine C 

 Red Catharine 

 Rodman's red 

 Oldmixon C 



42 tfOldmixon freestone A 



43 {Eirly Newington C 



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S t 



Aug. 

 do 

 Smith's Newington 



44 t{Oid Newington C Sept. 

 Large late Newington 

 Late red Newington 



45 {New Newington C A do 



46 Heath freestone A Aug 



47 t{Heath C A Sept to Nov 

 Large late heath — Red heath 

 White October 



48 Kenrick's orange C A Aug 



49 White blossom, Wdlow, or White stone 



A do 



50 "t{Orange freestone do 



51 {Orange C do 



52 ttNew Orange C Sept 



53 ttBeile Chevreuse Aug 



Early Chevreuse 



54 uEarly admirable (Admirable) do 



55 tlncomparable C do 



Late admirable C do 



Pavie admirable 



56 UBeauty of Vitry, or Belle de Vitry do 



Laie admirable, or Admirable tardive 



57 nRoyal do 



Teton de Venus, or Bourdine 

 Late admirable 



58 tRoyal clingstone, Pavie Royal C do 



do 



do 

 Sept 59 tJBeilegarde P 

 Aug Gallande, or Montreuil 



do 60 tJNoblesse P 

 Sept! Mellish's favorite 



do. 61 nMalta, or Belle de Paris 



do 62 it Belle chevreuse 



do 63 ttLate chevreuse 



64 ttDouble Swalsh, or Dutch 



65 UMontauban 



Double Mountain, 

 tagie 



66 uNivetre 



67 ttVanguard 



68 t{Rambouillet 



69 ijEnglisb. JktaseHtrf 



70 rSpmish C 



71 ^Columbia A 



Sept 



do 

 do 



do 



Aug 



Double Mon- 



Sept 



do 



do 



do 



Oct 



Sept 



