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Kentish Ashleaf Kidney. (See p. 76). 
Synonyms. — Yeitch's Improved ; Cave's Seedling ; Cambridge- 
shire Kidney ; Nutbrown ; Alma Kidney ; Early May ; Benson's 
Seedling ; Shepherd's Kidney ; Eeynard ; Nonsuch ; Tory ; Con- 
queror ; Mona's Pride; Champion ; Early Eanelagh ; Laing's First 
Crop ; Stillyan's Kidney. Gillman's Early Pebble (Gillman) ; 
Welbeck Seedling (Tillery) ; Champion (Harrison & Sons.) 
This in 1873 was considered distant from Myatt's Ashleaf, on 
account of the latter being berry-bearing, whilst the Kentish was 
not so. It has, however, this season produced flowers ; so it is 
doubtful whether any distinctions really exist, further than what 
may be obtained by change of seed. 
MyaWs Ashleaf Kidney. (See p. 76). 
Synonyms. — River's Eoyal Ashleaf; Sandringham Kidney; 
Myatt's Prolific ; Gloucestershire Kidney ; Derbyshire Prize 
Taker ; Lee's Hammersmith Kidney. 
Bonnemain (Carter). 
A very dwarf, slender, haulmed variety of Kentish Ashleaf. 
Toddington Kidney (Horley). 
A later, more robust, and very productive form of the Kentish 
Ashleaf. 
Advancer (Bell & Thorpe). 
Haulm slender, compact, 12 to 15 inches long; stem pale 
green; leaflets small, pointed, pale green. Elowers very rare. 
Tuber short, flat, kidney-shaped ; eyes full ; skin smooth, pale 
straw-coloured ; flesh pale, firm. Moderate cropper. Eirst early. 
Commended. 
JacTison^s Improved. 
Haulm spreading, 18 inches long ; leaves rugose, deep green. 
Growing later than the Kentish ashleaf. 
CattelVs Reliance (Cattell). 
Haulm moderately robust, spreading, 2 ft. 6 inches in length ; 
stem pale green ; leaflets small, rugose, pale green. Elowers 
purple, sterile. Tuber medium sized, of the general appearance of 
the Lapstone ; eyes few and small ; flesh white, very firm, of good 
quality. Eipe September 2. Second early. 
