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EUBERTA — This peach has come to be acknowledged to be the leading com- 
mercial peach in all peach growing sections on account of its large size, fine ap- 
pearance and good shipping qualities. The demand for this tree by far exceeds 
any other sort. 
Emma — Fruit very large; skin golden yellow with red cheek; flesh yellow, fine 
grain, firm; juicy and high flavored; tree luxuriant grower and quite prolific; a 
perfect freestone. New. September 10 to 15. 
FITZGERALD — The best posted growers in Michigan say it is as large or larger 
than Crawford Early, with the smallest pit I ever saw and the most brilliant color; 
grows similar to Crawford and ripens between Early and Late Crawford; flesh rich, 
deep golden yellow, with high character; certainly a very fine peach; stands the 
winter as well as any yet offered. 
GREENSBORO — Origin, North Carolina; ripens with Alexander, but much larger 
Round; flesh white, very juicy, of good quality; bright red over yellow highly 
colored in the sun. You can make no mistake in planting this. 
KALAMAZOO — Large, golden yellow, with crimson cheek; flesh thick yellow 
superb quality; small pit. Strong grower, early bearer, hardy and productive 
September. 
LEMON CLING — Almost lemon-shaped, pointed at the apex; color a pale yellow, 
when ripe; It is of large size, the finest specimens measuring over twelve inches 
in circumference; of excellent quality; ripens af'e- the Late Crawford; is Immense- 
ly productive. 
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Mountain Rose — Large, red; flesh white, rich, juicy, excellent; one of the best 
early peaches, ripening; with Troth’s Early, and much larger and finer than that 
variety; should be in every collection; free. August. 
Old Mixon Free — Large, pale yellow, with deep red cheek; rich and good; one 
of the best. September. 
SAIAVAY — 'Phis fine old sort is the best peach of its reason; if you wish a late 
peach you should not fail to put this on your list. They are very handsome, large, 
yellow, red cheeks. Trees are hardy and good bearers. A splendid commercial sort, 
which comes in market after other sorts are out of the way, and always brings 
good prices. 
Smock Free — Large fruit, oval; skin orange yellow, mottled with red; a good 
market sort. September 15th. 
StevenH’ Rareripe — A very young and abundant bearer; ripens with the last of 
the late Crawfords and continues two or three weeks; white flesh, juicy and of the 
highest flavor. Middle to last of September. 
Slump tlu* World — Very large, roundish: skin white, with a bright red cheek; 
flesh white, juicy and good; free. August 25th. 
TRIUMPH' — Earliest 1 yellow flesh peach, wi-th good eating and shipping qual- 
ities. Lipens with Alexander, blooms late: sure and abundant bearer; strong, vig- 
orous grower. Fruit good size, yellow with red and crimson cheek. 
Yellow St. Joint — A grand peach, nearly as large as Crawford, and of superior 
flavor; one of the earliest yellow freestones; young and abundant bearer. Early 
August. 
