FRUIT TREES. 



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Beurre Bosc. Russet ; very fine. 

 Sept. and Oct. 



Doyenne Boussock. Yellow. Sept. 



Ouchess d'Angeuleme. A magnifi- 

 cent large Pear. Sept. and Oct. 



Flemish Beauty. Fine. Sept. and Oct. 



Frederick Clapp. Lemon yellow. 

 Oct. and No\-. 



Auttimn Pears. 



Howell. Light yellow. Sept. and 

 Oct. 



Kieffer. Fine for Market. Oct. and 

 Nov. 



Louise Bonne. Yellow. Sept. and 

 Oct. 



Seckel. Small and dark, color very 

 fine. Sept. and Oct. 



Superfin. Large, fine. Oct. 

 Sheldon. Large, very fine ; red and 



russet ; one of the best. Oct. 

 Worden-Seckel. A seedling of the 



Seckel, which it surpasses in size. 



beauty and keeping qualities ; 



fine fruit. Oct. $1 to $1.50. 



Beurre d'Anjou. Large. Nov. and 



Dec. .See page 70. 

 Beurre Clairgeau. Red and yellow. 



Nov. and Dec. 

 Colonel Wilder. Large, delicious, 



late. 



Beurre Easter. Rich yellow. Jan. 

 to March 



Fred Baudry Large, fine flavored, 

 Dec. to Feb. 



Early Winter Pears. 



Dana Hovey. Small and fine. Nov. 

 to Jan. 



Lawrence. Golden yellow. Nov. to 

 Dec. 



Mt, Vernon. Medium size, light rus- 

 set, late. Dec. 



Late Winter Pears. 



Josephine of Malines. Fine. Dec. 

 Pound. Large, coarse fruit. 



Reeder. Medium size. Nov. 

 Vicar. Large ; very late. Nov. to 



Feb. 

 Winter Nellis. 



and Jan. 



Dull russet. Dec. 



President Mas 



and Jan. 

 P. Barry. Large 



Large yellow. Dec. 

 Dec. to April. 



THE BEST PEACHES. 



Prices : Standard trees for orchard and garden planting, $2.50 to 

 per thousand. 



For Trained Trees, see page 72. 



Alexander. White and red. Late July. 

 Beatrice. Small, red. Early Aug. 

 Coolidge's Favorite. Large, yellow. 



Late Aug. 

 Crawford's Early. Yellow. Early 



Sept. 



Crawford's Late. Very large, yellow. 



Late Sept. 

 Early York. White, red cheek, fine. 



Aug. 



Elberta Yellow. Juicy ; transports 



well. Sept. 

 Foster. New, large and yellow. 



Early Sept. 

 George the Fourth. White, red 



cheek. Late Aug. 

 Hafne's Early. White, red cheek. 



Middle of Aug. 



per dozen. Very low prices 



Hale's Early. White, very fine. Mid- 

 dle of Aug. 

 Hill's Chili. Yellow and red. Sept. 

 Large Early York. White, Late 



Aug. 



Lord Palmerston. White, pink cheek. 



Late Sept. 

 Louise. White freestone. Early 



Aug. 



riorris White. Entirely white. Mid- 

 dle of Sept. 



riountain Rose. White freestone. 

 Late Aug. 



Nectarine Peach. Rich, racy flavor. 

 Late Sept. 



Oldmixon Cling. Yellow. Late Sept. 



Oldmixon hree. White. Early Sept. 



Princess of Wales. Large, light col- 

 ored. Late Sept. 

 Red Cheek flelocoton. Yellow, rich, 



juicy. Middle of Sept. 

 Rivers. Large, light yellow. Early 

 Aug. 



Rivers Early York. Medium, free- 

 stone. Aug. 

 Snow. Medium white. Late Sept. 

 Stump the World. Red and white. 



Late Sept. 

 Surpasse Helocoton. Large, yello^--. 



Early Sept. 

 Walburton Admirable. Very large 



and rich. Oct. 

 Waterloo. White, juicy cling. Late 

 July. 



Wheatland. Large, yellow, medium. 



THE BEST APRICOTS. 



Prices : Standard trees for orchard and garden planting, $5 to $10 per dozen. 

 For Trained Trees, see page 72. 



Alberge de Hontgament. Large, 



very fine, early. 

 Breda. Small, orange. Early Aug. 

 Early Colden. Small, pale, orange. 



July. 



Hoorpack. Large and fine. July. 

 New Large Early, Rivers'. Aug. 

 Orange. Medium. July. 

 Peach. Very large, rich. Aug. 



Red riasculine. Small, early. July 

 St. Ambroise. Large, fine. July. 

 Superb. Very productive and hardv. 

 July. 



THE BEST NECTARINES. 



Prices : Standard trees for orchard and garden planting, $5 to $10 per dozen. 

 For Trained Trees, see page 72. 



Boston. Bright yellow. Aug. 

 Downton. Greenish white. Sept. 

 Early Newington. Green. Aug. 

 Early Violet. Green, free. Aug. 



EIruge. Greenish yellow. Sept. 

 Lord Napier. Very large. Aug. 

 Newton. Large and fine. Sept. 



Pitmaston. Orange, large. Sept. 

 Rivers' Orange Prolific. Sept. 

 Stanwick. Fine. Sept. 

 Victoria. Very large. Sept. 



THE BEST PLUMS. 



Prices : Standard trees for orchard and garden planting, $5 to $10 per dozen 

 per dozen ; dwarf trees, $5 to $10 per dozen, according to size and variety. 

 For Trained Trees, see page 72. 



extra, $12 to $18 



Bavay's Green Gage. Late Sept. 

 Bradshaw. Violet. Aug. 

 Coe's Golden Drop. Late Sept. 

 Duane's Purple. Oval, cling. Sept. 

 General Hand. Blue, sweet. Sept. 

 German prune. Juicy, rich. Sept. 

 Grand Duke. Large. Oct. $1. 

 Green Gage. Small, fine. Sept. 

 imperial Gage. Large, greenish. Aug. 



Jefferson. Yellow, red cheek. Aug. 

 Lombard. Violet red, medium. Sept. 

 ncLaughlin. Round, yellow. Aug. 

 Niagara Karly, large, dark purple. 

 Paragon. Yellow and red, fine. 

 Pond's Seediing. Light red. Sept. 

 Purple Reine Ciaude. Purple, of fine 



flavor. Sept. 

 Prince Engelbert. Purple. Sept. 



St. Lawrence. Purple. Aug. 

 Shropshire Damson. Purple. Oct. 

 Smith's Orleans. Oval. Aug. and 

 Sept. 



Victoria. Very large, red. Sept. 

 Washington. Green. Late Aug. 

 Yellow Egg. Yellow, oval. Aug. 

 Yellow Gage. Rich yellow. Aug. 

 Weaver. Large, fine" 



