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BONNE D'EZEB, (Bonne des Zees.) — A now Belgian variety, large, beautifully colored, 

 yellow and red ; juicy, inciting and perfumed. Tree a fair, el ect grower. " Sept. to 

 Oct. 



BERGAMOTTE CADETTE, (Beurre Benuehnmps.) — A asadjWB size, melting pear. Tree 



a good grower and very prolific. Ripe in November, and keeps wi ll till December. 

 BEEGAMOT GANSEL'S.— Medium to large size, roundish, skin rough, brown, flesh 



melting, juicy, rich and high flavored; rather a poor grower, with slender, spreading 



branches ; a tardy bearer. Oct. 

 BEZI I)E MONTH; N 3T, — A very fair, medium sized fruit, melting and sweet, with a 



pleasant, musky flavor. Very vigorous and productive. Oct. 

 BELLE LUCRATIVE, (Fondante d'Automno.)— Largo, molting and delicious. A fair, 



upright grower, and bears early and abundantly; first quality in all respects. Sept. 



and Oct. 



COLMAR VAN MONS Oil SURPASS VI EC A LI LT.— Medium size, melting and deli- 

 cious. Tree a fair grower and very productive. Sept. and Oct. 



COMTE DB l.AMV. — A medium sized, rich, fine near. A moderate grower, and bears 

 well. Oct. 



*D1X. — A large, fine pear, originated near Boston, melting, juicy and rich ; first quality, 



Tree a fair grower, with erect, slender, yellowish shoots ; a tardy bearer. Oct. 

 DUCHESSE D'ANGOILEME.— The largest of all our good pears. It attains its highest 



perfection on the quince, and is a beautiful, vigorous tree. Oct. and Nov. 

 DUCHESSE D'OIILEAXS. — A new, large, handsome and delicious pear; a fair grower, 



and boars quite young and abundantly. Oct. 

 DOYENNE ROl'SSOCK.— A new, large pear of good quality, resembles the White 



Doyenne. Tree a strong, rapid grower and abundant bearer. Sept. and Oct. 

 DOYENNE WHITE. — A well known and almost universally esteemed variety, of the 



highest excellence. Tree a vigorous grower, productive and hardy; succeeds well 



all over the "West. Oct, nnd Nov. 

 DOYENNE GRAY. — Similar in quality to the preceding; fruit of a reddish russet color. 



DOYENNE PANACHE, (Striped Doyenne.)— Similar in character to the White; wood 



and fruit are curiously striped. 

 DOYENNE ROBIN. — Medium to large, round, dull yellow, melting, first rate. Tree a 



free grower and productive. Oct. 

 EOEELLE, OR TROUT PEAR. — A beautiful German pear, finely speckled, buttery, 



molting and rich ; bears early and profusely. Nov. and Dec. 

 FLEMISH BEAUTY. — A large, beautiful, melting, sweet pear. Tree vigorous and 



fruitful; succeeds well in most parts of the country. Sept, and Oct. 

 *FULTON. — A native pear, round and russety, molting, rich nnd excellent ; hardy and 



vigorous; succeeds well in the. North, where many others are tender. Oct, and' Nov. 

 GRATIOLI OF JERSEY.— Large, greenish yellow, melting, sweet, first rate. Tree 



stout, erect nnd stiff in habit; bears well. Oct. 

 *HOYVELL.— One of the finest American pears, lartco. handsome, sweet, melting. Tree 



very vigorous, hardy nnd productive. Sept and Oct, 

 HENRY 4th. — A medium sized, melting, delicious pear, a free, stout grower, and a most 



profuse bearer. Sent from French nurseries as " Ananas." S. pt. 

 HENK EL.— Large, pyriform, with long stem, pale yellow, melting and excellent, Tree a 



fair grower. Sept. and Oct. 

 * n E AT 1 1 ( ' OT . — A battery, melting;, fine flavored pear, about the size of White Doyenne; 



hardy and productive. Sept. 

 JALOUSIE FONT EN AY VENDEE.— Medium to large, dull yellow or russet, melting, 



sprightly, first rate. Tree an erect, fine grower and most profuse 1,,-arcr. Sent, and 



Oct. • * 



•JONES' SEEDLING. — From Pennsylvania ; small, yellow, russet, first quality. Tree 

 vigorous and tine. Oct. 



