The Cromwell Nursery, Cromwell, Conn. 
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Susquehanna. The largest, handsomest, richest yellow Peach 
we ever grew. It is inclined to be a shy bearer, but in seasons 
like the last one it bears all it ought to, and does not require thin- 
ning. We propose to be foolish enough to plant several acres of 
it. Our trade is demanding something better than Elberta, and 
we believe this and Reeves are the Peaches to plant for good trade 
and good money. 
Bequett Free. Large ; greenish white, clouded with red. A good 
market Peach. 
Wheatland. Large ; yellow, blushed with red. A handsome and 
desirable Peach. 
Chairs’ Choice. Large, yellow ; similar to late Crawford ; thought 
by some to be hardier in bud. 
Emma. Same origin as Elberta, and quite similar in appearance. 
A trifle later and of better quality. 
Late Crawford. Very large ; skin greenish yellow, with dull red 
cheek ; flesh yellow. One of the best and most popular. 
Stump. Large, greenish white with red cheek ; of high flavor, 
productive, popular and profitable. 
Stephen’s Rareripe. Large ; white, shaded with red ; flesh white, 
vinous and of high quality. Hardy. 
Fox Seedling. A valuable late Peach; of good size and quality 
and an excellent shipper. 
Iron Mountain. A competitor of the Fox for final honors in this 
section. 
reives’ favorite peach. 
