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20, Sims Mammoth (Yeitch). 
Synonym .—Yewburgh Prize (Yeitcb). 
A large late variety of Hathaway's, with more corrugated 
fruit. Inferior. 
21. Trophy (Yeitch) (Carter) (Wheeler) ***. 
Fruit very large, broad, flat, deeply ribbed or corrugated. 
Plant of dwarf robust growth. Leaves deeply cut, dark green. A 
wonderfully profuse bearer, but very late in ripening. A splendid 
sort for cultivation in heat, but except in warm seasons worthless 
in open air. 
22. Ilepper's Goliath (Yeitch). 
Synonym .—Hepper’s Sensation (Minier & Co.). 
Fruit enormously large, broad, much corrugated, and seldom 
ripening well. Plant of dwarf, very robust growth. Leaves light 
green, slightly curled. Too coarse and late for general cultiva¬ 
tion. 
23. Rose Apple (Yilmorin). 
Synonyms. —Lester’s Perfection (Yeitch); Giant Rose (Yeitch). 
Fruit very large, broad, flat, and corrugated, of a beautiful rosy- 
crimson colour, very distinct. Plant of very strong growth. A shy 
bearer. Ripens late. 
24. New Proliferous (Yeitch). 
Fruit small, irregular in size and form, much corrugated, the 
first fruit bearing others on their surface in a most irregular 
manner, hence called proliferous. Plant of very strong growth, 
the fruit produced in very large clusters, very distinct, but utterly 
worthless. 
25. Striped Tomato (Yilmorin). 
This is a variety of the ordinary form, having the fruit streaked 
with pale orange. Of no value. 
26. Re Rayes. 
Synonyms.— -Upright; or Tree Grenier. 
Fruit very large, roundish, smooth, slightly corragated at base 
