PEACHES 



.V E C! T A tt I N E S 



APRICOTS. 



108 Smith's Mammoth, $1 

 1Q7 Smock's Freestone 

 lOS Snow 



95 .Raritan, new, 50 cts. 

 "6 Red Cheek Melacaton 



97 Ree-re's Favorite 



98 Robinson Crusoe. Late 



99 Rose Hill Melacaton, 50 ct 



100 Royal Charlotte 



^y::— 401 Kensingtt 



y 102 Scott's Early Red 



103 Nonpareil 



104 3Iao;nate 



splendid, 50 cents T cents 



105 Nectar Rareripe, dcU- N. B. — A spurious kind is selling 



cious, 50 cents > under this name. 



109 Stetson's Seedling 

 •t^lA»^i\0 Strawberrj' 

 AA.<^^^^ Stump, — t>turap. the World 

 • Kensington, disiiyct !H2 Sulhampstead 



113 Taylor's Beauty 



^ jJ14 Transparent Red 



■ Stagnate Rarerip e. Van Zandt's Superb, ime, 50 



+24 Blood Cling (preserves) 



125 Blush Pine Apple 



126 Catharine 



127 Diana 



123 Flushing Heath, 50 cts. 



129 Imperial, 50 cts. 



130 Guignard's White, 50 ct: 

 31 Heath Cling— ia<e Heal 

 132 Howard's Magnificent, 50 cts. 



133 Splendid, 50 cts. 



134 Superb, 50 cts. 



135 Hyslop's Cling 



136 Incomparable 

 Lafayette Cling 



3ST^arge Newington (Coxe) 



19 White Cling 



^Lemon Cling 

 141 Leopold 

 /C7~I42 October Scarlet, cxfra, 75 cts. 

 / Pavie tardive, Poiteau 



This is a splendid fruit for mar- 



Class II. — Clingstones or Pavies. 



ket, very productive, and later than 

 any now sent there. 



143 Oldmixon cling 



144 Old Newington_/f^ !7 



145 Orange cling, Prince/ 2-<5' / 

 '46 Ditto, Doion.j -^-^^ 



Pavie de Pompone,ei£j-a,75cts. 

 monstrous Pompone 

 Nearly all are spurious that are 

 sold under this name. 

 Note. — There seems to be an utter 

 ignorance as to the above and the 

 October Scarlet, which are highly 

 estimable and productive late va- 

 rieties. 



14S Pavie jaune, Poiieau, 50 cts. 

 149 Prince's Climax, extra, 75 cts. 



150 Fortunatus, splendid, 



75 cents 



151 Lemon, new, 50 cts. 



116 Walburton Admirable, (Ri- 

 vers) 50 cents 



117 Ward's late freestone 



118 Washington freestone 



119 Waxen Mignone, 50 cts. 



120 Weld's freestone 



121 White blossomed Incompara- 



ble 



122 Ball 



123 Imperial 



152 Prince's October white, finij 



50 cents 



153 Rhodes < y , 



154 Rodman's Red — yi'p^yi^A^ 



155 Smith's Newingt«ta ^ 



156 Spanish 



157 Tippecanoe 



158 Washington cling / 



Ornamental Varieties. 



159 Double blossomed, torge deep 



red, 37 cts. 



160 Large blush flowering, 



50 cents 



161 flowering Ispahan, smai/ 



and beautiful, 50 cts. 



162 Dwarf Orleans, 50 cts. 



163 Scarlet Unique, produces good 

 fruit, 50 cts. 



164 Weeping, 37 cts. 



SPLENDID NEW VARIETIES OP PEACHES, 



From Persia, Turkey, Greece, Italy, and Buenos Ayres, at ^1 each. 



165 Admirable jaune 



166 Citron 



167 Dame blanche 



168 D'Asie, tfes grosse 



169 D'ltalie, tres grosse 



170 De Colmar 



171 De Quesnoy 



172 Egyptienne 



173 Gros pavie tardif de Verone 



174 Grosse Persique 



175 Nonpareille 



176 Pavie blanc hatif 



177 de Berne 



178 de Dolo 



179 d'Espagne 



180 de Savoie 



181 Pavie rouge hatif 



182 Royal jaune 



183 Sanguinolle la grosse 

 184 la petite 



185 Sieulle 



186 St. Martin 



1 Boston 



2 Broomfield, 50 cts. 

 a Chauvi^re, 50 cts. 



4 DesprP', oxj cts. 



5 l>i)wnton 



6 Due de Tellier 



7 Early White, 50 cts. 



8 Yellow, ''.syn. 



9 Elruge 



NECTARINES. 



37 1-2 CKNTS. 



C denotes Clingstones— M others are Freestones. 



10 Golden, Prince's, ver-y large, 50 

 cents 



11 Hanchet's Imperial, 50 cts. 



12 Hardwicke seedling 



13 Hunt's Tawny 



14 Jaune lisse 



15 Large early Violet, 50 cts. 



16 Late melting 



17 Monstreux, 50 cts. 



18 Murrey 



19 Newington, C 



20 Newington, Early, C 



21 New white. — White Brussels 



22 Old white 



23 Peterborough 



24 Pitmaston orange 



25 Roman. — Red Roman 



26 Violette hativc. — Scarlet 



N. B. Trees of all the varieties suitable for Dwarfs or Espaliers, can be supplied. 



1 Akarish, (Persian) new, 75 cts. 



2 Alberge de Tours, legros, 50 cts. 



3 Alsace, 50 cts. 



4 Amande deuce de Provence, 



75 cents 



5 Arundel, 50 cts. 



6 Black, or purple, very hardy 



APRICOTS. 



37 1-2 TO 50 CENTS. 



7 Blotched leaved 'Roman, oblong 



Blotched leaved Turkey 



8 Breda 



9 Brussels 



10 Crnft's late 



11 De Noor, 75 cts. 



12 Early Golden, Dubois' 



13 Early Peach 



14 Gros Musch, 75 cts. 



15 Gros Muscat 

 Ve} t Muscat 



16 Hemslcirke 



17 Large early 



18 Large early red 







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