ley, Peach Pond Sweet, Pomme Grise, Porter, 
Primate, Ramsdell’s Sweet, Rawle’s Genet, 
Red Canada, Red Stripe, R. I. Gx-eening, Ro¬ 
man Stem, Rome Beauty, Roxbury Russet, 
St. Lawrence. Stevenson’s Winter, Summer 
Queen, Summer Rose, Swaar, Sweet Wiue- 
sa.p, Tewksbury’s Winter Blush, Talman’s 
Sweet, Trenton Eax’ly, Twenty Ounce, Vande- 
vere, Victuals and Drink, Westfield Seek-no- 
Purther, White Pippin, White Wiuter Pear- 
main, William’s Favorite, Winter Sweet Par¬ 
adise, Yellow Bellefleur. Peaks.— Best— 
Bartlett, Belle Lucrative, Flemish Beauty, 
Seckel. Good— Beurre Bose, Beurre d’Anjou, 
Beurre Diel, Beurre Gifford, Beurre Superiin, 
Bloodgood, Brandywine, Buffiim, Dearborn’s 
Seedling, Doyenne d’Ete, Duchesse d’Angou- 
leme, Easter BeuiTe, Glout Morceau, Gray 
Doyenne, Howell, Kirtland, Lawx'ence, Lou¬ 
ise Bonne de Jersey, Onondaga, Paradis d’Au- 
tomne, Passe Colmar, Rostiezer, St, Ghislain, 
Sheldon, Stevens's Genesee, Tyson, Urbanisto, 
Vicar of Winlxfield, Washington, White Doy¬ 
enne, Winter Nells, Peaches.— Best— Craw- 
ford’s Early and Late, Heath Cling, La 
Grange, Oldmixon Cling. Good —Barnard, 
Bellegarde, Columbia, Coolidge’s Favorite, 
Druid Hill, Early Tillotson, Early York, 
George the Fourth, Grosse Miguonae, Large 
Early York, Lemon Cling, Leopold I, Malta, 
Morris’s White, Oldmixon Free, Rouman’s 
Cling, Royal George, Srnoi-k, Stump the 
World, Ward’s Late Free. Plums —Bx-ad- 
Bhaw, Coe’s Golden Drop, Damson, Green 
Gage, Huling’s Superb, Imperial Gage, Jeffer- 
son, Lawrence’s Favorite, Lombard, Monroe, 
Smith’s Orleans, Washington, Wild Goose, 
Yellow Egg. Cherries.— Reine Hortense, 
Morello, May Duke, Knight’s Early Black, 
Gov. Wood, Elton, Early Richmond, Carna¬ 
tion, Black Eagle, Bigarroau, Belle de Choisy, 
Belle Magnifique, Arch Duke. Currants.— 
Cherry, La Versaillaise, Red Dutch, White 
Dutch, White Grape. •Grapes. —Catawba, 
Clinton, Concord, Delaware, Diana, Isabella, 
Ives, Norton’s Virginia. Raspberries —Fnl- 
stolff, Franconia, French, Hornet, Mammoth 
Cluster, Brinckle’s Orange, Philadelphia. 
Strawberries,— Basf—Green Prolific, Wil¬ 
son. Good —Downer’s Prolific, Hovey’s Seed¬ 
ling, Long worth’s Prolific, Triompbe de Gand. 
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WISCONSIN. 
Apples. —Vai'ieties best adapted: Alexan¬ 
der, Duchess of Oldenburg, Edgar Red Streak, 
Fall Orange, Fall Queen, Fameuse, Golden 
Russet, Red Astraehau, Talman’s Sweet, 
Wealthy. Good —Seek-no-Further, Wine 
Winesap, St. Lawrence, Saxton, Sops of 
Wine, Summer Pippin, Sweet Pear, Sweet 
Winesap, Tetofskv, Twenty Ounce, Newtow n 
Spitzeuburg, Northex-n Spy, Pewaukee, 
Pomme Grise, Rawls’s Genet, Hightop Sweet, 
Late Strawberry, Lowell, Maiden’s Blush, 
Bailey Sweet, Baltimoi'e, Ben Davis, Blue 
Pearmain, Chenango Strawberry. Pears.— 
Flemish Beauty, Bartlett, Doyenne d'Ete, 
Lawrence, Osband’s Summer, Seckel,Stevens’s 
Genesee, White Doyenne, Winter Nelis. 
Plums, —Imperial Gage, Lombard, Miner, 
Yellow Egg. Cherries. —Early Richmond, 
Morello. Grapes.— Best —Concox'd, Delaware, 
Massasoit, Wilder. Good —Agawam, Creve- 
ling, Eumelnn, Hartford Prolific, Iona, Ives, 
Lindley, Merrimack, Salem. Currants,— 
Black Naples, Victoria, White Grape, White 
Dutch, Red Grape, Red Dutch, Prince Albert, 
La Versaillaise, Knight’s Large Red, Fertile 
d’Angers, Common Black, Cherry. Rasp¬ 
berries. —Mammoth Cluster, Philadelphia, 
Axil Black, Davison’s Thornless, Golden Cap, 
Brinckle’s Orange, Miami. Strawberries. — 
Wilson, Seth Boyden, Green Px-oliflc, Col. 
Cheney, Chas. Downing. 
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MINNESOTA. 
Apples. —Varieties best adapted: Fall 
Queen, or Haas or Gros Pommier. Good — 
Duchess of Oldenhux-g, Edgar Red Streak, 
Euglish Russet, Fall Pippin, Fameuse, Gilpin, 
Golden Russet, Gravenstein, Hawtkorndcn, 
Late Strawberry, Maiden’s Blush, Plumb's 
Cider, Ram o, Red Astrachan, St. Lawrence, 
Sops of Wine, Tetofsky, Talman’s Sweet, Wil¬ 
low Twig. Pears. —Bloodgood, Flemish 
Beauty. Plums. —Lombard, Wild Goose, 
Grapes. —Delaware, Concox'd. Currants. — 
Black Naples, White Grape, La Versaillaise 
Red Dutch. Strawberries. —Agriculturist, 
Green Prolific, Longworth’s Prolific, Wilson. 
The Capt. Jack Strawberry is much prized 
in Minnesota for its hardiness and shipping 
qualities. Wilson, Downer’s Prolific, Green 
Prolific, and Crescent Seedling arc a good list 
for that State. Seth Boyden, Sharpless, Glen¬ 
dale and Champion have done well in many 
places. Amonggrapes only Concord and Del¬ 
aware for market and Clinton for wine are 
spoken of as reliable. Moore’s Early and 
Campbell’s Lady promise well. Wm. Green- 
man thinks that for hardiness and early rip¬ 
ening the Janesville has no equal. He has 
planted largely of Woi'den, Wilder, Massasoit 
and Mei'rimack, 
Mr. O. Gibbs, of Lake City, Minn., states 
what kinds of apples, in his opinion, do best 
when grafted on the crabs. The Wealthy is 
a perfect success, and the most valuable for 
general top-gx-af ting. It makes a perfect.union 
on Transcendents, growing no beetle at the 
point of union. The Wallbx-idge makes a bee¬ 
tle, but it is sound and considering its long 
keeping quality and abundant beaiing, is a 
good sort to use. The Fameuse, Haas, Ben 
Davis, Tallman’s .Sweet and several other 
sorts have been tided with success in this 
neighborhood. Tho Duchess of Oldenburg is 
a failure upou the crab, either grafted in 
roots or limbs. 
The Doolittle, Seneca and Mammoth Clus¬ 
ter among Black Caps, and the Philadelphia 
and Turner among red raspberries are the 
best of the old kinds for Minnesota. Currants 
—Red Dutch, Victoria, White Grape and 
Black Naples. Plums—Harrison’s Peach, Foxi¬ 
est Garden, Warner and DeSoto. 
OREGON. 
Apples. —Varieties best adapted : Belmont, 
Lady Apple, .Newtown Pippin, Red Astrachan, 
Winesap. Good— Yellow Bellefleur, William’s 
Favorite, Swaar, Twenty Ounce, Virginia 
Greening, Monmouth Pippin, Northern Spy, 
Oi'tley, Rambo, Rawle’s Genet, Hightop Sweet, 
Early Harvest, Esopus Spite mbux-g, Fall Pip¬ 
pin, Golden Sweet, Gravenstein, Baldwin, Blue 
Pearmain. Pears. —Desf.—Bartlett, Easter 
Beurx-e, Seckel, Winter Nelis; Good —White 
Doyenne, Stevens’s Geneseo, Pound, Onondaga, 
Doyenpe d’Ete, Duchesse d’Angoulome. Flem¬ 
ish Beauty. Lawrence, Loxxise Bonne de 
Jersey, Madeleine, Beux’re d T Anjou. Peaches. 
Crawford’s Early, Coe’s Cling, Early York, 
Hale’s Early. Plums— Best —Bradshaw, Ger- 
man Pnine, Italian Prune, Peach, Prune 
d’Agen, Washington; Good —Bavay’s Green 
Gage, Coe’s Golden Drop, Columbia, Domine 
Dull, Drap d’Or, Imperial Gage, Jeffei’son, 
Ox-leans, Yellow Egg. Cherries.— Best— 
Black Republican, May Duke, Napoleon; 
Good —Belle de Choisy, Black Tartai’ian, Cai'- 
nation, Early Richmond, Late Duke, Knight’s 
Early Black. Currants. —Cherry, Red 
Dutch, White Dutch, White Grape. Grapes, 
—Best —Concord, Ci-eveling, Isabella; Good — 
Delaware, Diana, Iona. Raspberries,— 
Hudson River Antwei-p, American Black. 
Blackberries. —Lawton. Strawberries. 
Ti-iomphe de Gand, Wilson, Jucunda (good). 
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY, 
Apples. —Baldwin, Belmont, Blue Pear 
main, Cax-olina Red Juue, Dutch Mignonne, 
Early Harvest, Fall Pippin, Golden Russet, 
Golden Sweet, Gravenstein, Hubbardston 
Nousucb, King of Tompkins Co., Monmouth 
Pippiu, Northern Spy, Rambo, R,ed Astrach¬ 
an, R. I. Greening, Summer Rose, Swaar, 
Winesap, Yellow Bellefleur. Pears. —Bartlett, 
Flemish Beauty, Louise Bounede Jersey, Made¬ 
leine, Seckel, Vicar of Wixxkfield, Winter 
Nelis. Plums. —Bradshaw, Coe's Golden 
Drop, Columbia, Damson, German Prune, 
Green Gage, Italian Prune, Jefferson, Peach, 
Washington, Yellow Egg. Cherries. —Big- 
arreau, Black Republican, Black Tartarian, 
Coe’s Transparent, Early Richmond, Elton, 1 
Gov. Wood, May Duke, Napoleon. Grapes. 
—Croton. Blackberries. —Dorchester, Kit- 
tatinny, Lawton. Strawberries.— Jucunda, 
Monax-ch of the West, Triomphe de Gand. 
ONTARIO- 
Apples.— Varieties beft adapted.—Baldwin, 
Duchess of Oldenburg, Red Astrachan, Ribs- 
ton Pippin. Good —Alexander, Arnold’s 
Beauty, Bailey Sweet, Beauty ;if Keur, Beno- 
ni, Bonrassa, Canada Reiuette, Chenango 
Strawberry, Dutch Mignonue, Early Harvest, 
Early Joe, Early Strawberry, Esopus Spitzen- 
burg. Fall Pippin, Fameuse, Golden Russet, 
Golden Sweet, Gravenstein, Hawthomden, 
Hubbardston Nonsuch, King of Tompkius Co., 
Large Yellow Bough, Late Strawbex-xy, Mai¬ 
den’s Blush, Melon, Mother, Peck’s Pleasant, 
Porter, Primate, Rambo, R. I. Greening, I 
Roxbury Russet, St. Lawrence, Spice Rus¬ 
set, Summer Rose, Tetofsky, Taluian’s Sweet, 
Twenty Ounce, Wagener. Pears.— Rest— 
Flemish Beauty, Louise Bonne de Jersey. 
Good —Bartlett, Belle Lucrative, Beurre Bose 
Beuri-e Clairgeau, Beurre d’Anjou, Beurre 
D el, Beurre Hardy, Bloodgood, Brandywine, 
Buffum, Clapp’s Favorite, Duchesse d’Angou- 
lerne, Fulton, Glout Moi'ceau, Kirtland, Law¬ 
rence, Marie Louise, Onondaga, Seckel, Shel¬ 
don, Tyson, Washington, White Doyenne, 
Winter Nelis, Windsor, Peaches. —Craw¬ 
ford's Early aud Late, Early York, Grosse 
Mignonne, Oldmixon Free, Royal George. 
Plums. —Bradshaw, Coe’s Golden Drop, Dam¬ 
son, Green Gage, Imperial Gage, Jefferson, 
Lombard, Prince’s Yellow Gage, Smith’s Or¬ 
leans, Washington, Yellow Egg. Cherries. 
Early Richmond, Arch Duke, Bigarx-eau, 
Black Eagle, Black Tartarian, Coe’s Trans¬ 
parent, Gov. Wood, May Duke, Morello, 
Napoleon, Reine Hortense. Currants.— 
Black Naples, Cheri-y, Red Dutch, White 
Dutch, White Grape, Victoria. Grapes.— 
Adirondac, Agawam, Alvey, Clinton, Con¬ 
cord, Creveling, Delaware, Essex, Hartford 
Prolific, Israella, Lindley, Massasoit, Martha, 
Mei'rimack, Salem, Wilder. Raspberries.— 
Am. Black, Franconia, Mammoth Cluster, 
Brinckle’s Oi’ange, Philadelphia. Strawber¬ 
ries. —Wilson, Longworth’s Prolific, Jenny 
Lind, Chas. Downing. 
SPECIAL LIST OF FRUITS FOR PRO¬ 
VINCE OF QUEBEC. 
ANNIE L. JACK. 
For profit and hardiness, my experience has 
proved the following fruits among the suc¬ 
cesses : 
Apples. —Fameuse, Duchess of Oldenburg, 
Golden Ball, Alexander and Astrachan. 
Grapes.— Concord, Euraelan , Hartford Pro¬ 
lific, Rogers’s Hybrids, Duchess, Brighton. 
Currants. —Cherry, White Grape, Black, 
(the last-named is the best for profit). 
Gooseberries. — Houghton, Downing, 
Smith’s Improved. 
Raspberries. —Brinckle’s Orange. Clarke, 
Cuthbert, 
Strawberries.— Wilson, Downing, Sharp¬ 
less. Many other sorts have wintered well, 
but the fniit bas not been profitable. 
Pears are short-lived and by no means 
certain. 
The fruits that are our staple for profit are 
the Fameuse Apple, the Concord Grape, the 
Black Currant, the Houghton Gooseberry, the 
Clarke Raspberry, and the Wilson and Down¬ 
ing Strawberries. 
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NOVA SCOTIA. 
Apples. —Varieties best adapted; Baldwin, 
Blenheim Pippin. Gi'avenstein, King of Tom¬ 
kins Co. , Lai'ge Yellow Bough, Northern Spy, 
Red Asti'achan. Ribston Piijpin, Yellow Belle¬ 
fleur. Good —William’s Favorite, Wagener, 
Twenty Ounce, Talman’s Sweet, St. Law¬ 
rence, Roxbury Russet, R. I, Greening, 
Primate, Porter, Pomme Grise, Nonpareil 
Russet, Mother, Marqxiis of Lome, Lyscom, 
Lowell, Hubbardston Nonsuch, Golden Sweet, 
Fameuse, Early Harvest. Duchess of Olden¬ 
burg, Drap d’Or, Colvert. Clyde Beauty, 
Chenango Strawberry, Canada Reinette, 
Broadwell, Blue Peai-main, Alexander. 
Pears. —Bartlett. Beurre Diel, Clapp’s Favor¬ 
ite, Duchesse d’Angoueleme, Flemish Beauty, 
Golden Beurre of Bilboa, Louise Bonne de 
Jersey, Marie Loxxise, Onondaga, Seckel, 
Winter Nelis. Peaches. —Deming’s Oi'ange, 
Plums. — Best —Green Gage, Smith's Orleans, 
Yellow Egg. Good —Bavay’s Green Gage, 
Bx-adshaw, Coe’s Golden Drop, Damson, Drap 
d’Or, German Pnine, Imperial Gage, Jeffer¬ 
son, Lombard, McLaughlin, Pond’s Seedling, 
Pi'ixice’s Yellow Gage, Washington. Cher¬ 
ries. —Bigarreau, Black Tartarian, Black 
Heart, Downer’s Late, May Duke. Currants. 
—Black Naples, Red Dutch, White Dutch. 
Grapes. —Clinton, Concord, Delaware, Diana, 
Hartford Prolific, Isabella. Stawberries. 
Best —Jucunda, Wilson. Good —Chas. Down¬ 
ing, Col. Cheney, Hovey’s Seedling, Russell’s 
Prolific, Seth Boyden, Triomphe de Gand. 
VIRGINIA. 
Apples. —Varieties best adapted: Common 
Pearmain, Edwai'd’s Early, Fallawater, Lou¬ 
don Pippin, Maiden’s Blush, Nickajaek, Pry. 
or’s Red. Rawle’s Genet, Smith’s Ciller, Wine¬ 
sap, Winter Sweet Pai'adise, York Imperial. 
Good —Am. Summer Pearmain, Baltzley, Ben 
Davis, Benoni. Bonum, Buckingham, Bullock’s 
Pippin, Cai*ter’s Blue, Cooper, Cullasaga, 
Dominie, Duchess of Oldenburg, Early Har¬ 
vest, Early Red Margaret, Early Strawberry, 
Early Ripe, Fall Pippin, Fall Wine, Gilpin, 
Golden Dixie, Gravenstein, Green Cheese, 
Gx-imes’s Golden, Gully, Hall, Hewe’s Virginia 1 
Crab, Horse, Hunt Russet, Jersey Sweet, Lady ■ 
Apple, Large Yellow Bough, Limber Twig, 
Mason’s Stranger, Mattamusket, McAfee’s 
Nonsuch, Milam, Monmouth Pippin, Mother, 
Newtown Pippin, Noi'thern Spy, Ortley, 
Peck’s Pleasant, Pilot, Porter. Red Asti'achan, 
Ridge Pippin, Robertson’s White Roinanite, 
Roman Stem, Shockley, Smokehouse, Sum¬ 
mer Hagloe, Summer Queen, Summer Rose, 
Townsend, WnQgh’s Crab, Wellford’s Crab, 
Wine, Yellow Bellefleur. Pears— Best —Bart¬ 
lett, Beurre d’Anjou, Buffum, Doyenne d’Ete, 
Duchesse d’Auguuleme,Easter BeuiTe, Flemish 
Beauty, Howell, Kingsessing. Good —Belle 
Lucrative, Beui're Bose, Beurre Clairgeau, 
BeuiTed’Amanlis, Beurre Diel, BeurreGiffard, j 
Beurx’e Langelier, Bloodgood, Clapp’s Favor¬ 
ite, Dearborn's Seedling, Doyenne Boussock, 
Glout Morceau, Hosenscheuk, Knight's, Law¬ 
rence, Louise Bonne do Jersey, Madeleine, 
Manning’s Elizabeth, Nouveau Poiteau, Os¬ 
band’s Summer, Rostiezer, Seckel, Sheldon, 
Stevens’s Genesee, Tyson, Urbaniste, White 
Doyenne, Winter Nelis. Peaches. — Best— 
Crawford’s Early, Grosse Mignonne, Large 
Early York, Oldmixon Cling, Susquehanna. 
Good —Stump the World, Troth’s Early, 
Ward’s Late Free, Early Beatrice, Early 
Louise, Early Rivers, Early Tillotson, Early 
York, George the Fourth, Heath Cling, Ken- 
rick’s Heath, Keyport White, La Grange, 
Lemon Cling, Morris White, Oldmixon Free, 
Picqxxett's Late, President, P„eeves’s Favorite, 
Smock, Amelia, Chinese Cling, Crawford's 
Late. Plums.— Damson, Wild Goose. Cher¬ 
ries. — Belle Magnifique, Belle de Choisy, 
Belle d’Orleans, Black Tartarian, Carnation, 
Coe’s Transparent, Early Richmond, Elton, 
Gov. Wood, Knight’sEativ Black, Late Kent¬ 
ish. Best—May Duke, Napoleon, Red Jacket, 
Reine Hortense, Rockpoi-t. Grapes.— Best — 
Delaware, lyes, Norton’s Virginia. Good — 
Clinton, Concord, Hartford Prolific, Iona, 
Seuppernong. Raspberries. — Mammoth 
Cluster, Philadelphia. Blackberries. —Kit- 
tatinny, Lawton, Wilson’s Early. Straw¬ 
berries. —Wilson, Victoria, Hovey’s Seedling, 
Agriculturist. 
I am living in the Middle Section of Vir¬ 
ginia some 15 miles west of tide water. 
Many years axo our people planted largelyof 
the best kinds of Northern apples; but East¬ 
ern Virginia is not favorable to the growth of 
many varieties and we are now r aping the 
fruits of that error. Many of our trees are 
very scanty bearei’3; many are worthless and 
many are changed from Winter to Summer or 
Fall kinds. The Wine S ip by common con¬ 
sent is our best Wiuter apple; Early Harvest 
and June Apple are the best Summer. Fall 
and Winter Cheese apples bear well and have a 
fine flavor. I have seen Straw Greening, Lim¬ 
ber Twig, and Hall’s Seedling, bear abundantly 
in old times. A. H. p. 
Briarfield, Va. 
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WEST VIRGINIA. 
Apples. —Varieties best adapted Bald¬ 
win, Early Harvest, Maiden’s Blush, New¬ 
town Pippin, Rambo, Rawle’s Genet, Rome 
Beauty, Winter Sweet Paradise, Yellow- 
Belletleur. Good —Baker, Hubbardston Non¬ 
such, Jersey Sweet, Jonathan, King of Tomp¬ 
kins Co., Northern Spy, Porter, Primate, R. I. 
Greening, Roxbury Russet. Pears.— Best, 
Bartlett, Belle Lucrative, Flemish Beauty, 
Seckel, Triomphe de Jodoigne. Vicar of 
Winkfield, Wiuter Nelis. Good —Beurre d’¬ 
Anjou, Beurre Giffard, Buffum, Dearborn’s 
Seedling, Doyenne d’Ete, Duchesse d’Angou- 
leme, Easter BeuiTe, Howell, Louise Bonne de 
Jersey, White Doyenne. Peaches. — Best. — 
Crawford’s Early, Early Beatrice, Early 
York, George the Fourth, Hale's Early, Har- 
ker’s Seedling, Heath Cling, Indian Blood 
Freestone, Oldmixon Fx-ee and Cling, Pavie de 
Pompone, Stump the World, Susquehanna. 
Good. —Crockett’s Late White, Foster, Troth’s 
Early. Plums.— Best. —Gen. Hand, Green 
Gage, Huling's Superb, Inipei-ial Gage, Jeffer¬ 
son, Washington.— Good. —Damson, German 
Prime, Will Goose. Cherries. —Early Rich¬ 
mond. Grapes. — Best. —Agawam, Concord, 
Delaware, Goethe, Johnson, Lindley, Norton’s 
Virginia, Rebecca, Salem, Wilder. Raspber¬ 
ries. —Mammoth Clustei', Philadelphia. 
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NORTH CAROLINA. 
Apples, —Varioty best adapted: Gully. 
Good —Carter’s Blue, Green Cheese, Maiden's 
Blush, Shockley. Peaches.— Best—Chinese 
Cling, Columbia, Heath Cling, Indian Blood 
Cling, Lady Parham. Good—Amelia, Bald¬ 
win’s Late, Borgeu’s Yellow, Cole’s Early 
Red, Coolidge’s Favorite, Crawford’s Early 
and Late, Druid Hill, Early Newington Free, 
Eaton’s Golden, Grosse Mignonue, Haine’s 
Early Bed, Hyslop Cling, Kenriek’s Heath, La 
Grange, Large Earl York, Lemon Cling. 
Molden’s White, Oldmixon Free and Cling, 
President, Red Cheek Meloeoton, Rodman’s 
Cling, Smock, Stump the World, Susquehanna, 
Tippecanoe, Ward's Late Free, Yellow Rare¬ 
ripe, Yellow St. John. Grapes. —Scupper 
nong. Strawberries —Triomphe de Gand, 
M. B. Prince’s Special List for North 
Carolina. 
Apples. —Summer—Yellow May, Red As¬ 
trachan, Early Harvest, Horse, Bough, Golden 
Sweet. Fall and Winter—Wine Sap, Hall, 
Mangum, Ben Davis. 
Pears. —Bartlett, Seckel. 
Peaches. —Hale’s Early, Mountain Rose, 
Early York, Beatrice, Tillotson. (Seedling’s 
surest for home use.) 
Plums. —Wild Goose, Miner, Gold Drop, 
(Drap d’ Or), Richland, Damson. 
Cherries.—M ay Duke, Early May, Mo¬ 
rello. 
Grapes. —Ives, Hartford, Perkins, Dela¬ 
ware, Diana, Martha, Catawba, Seuppernong, 
For wine. — Norton’s Virginia, Cynthia, 
Seuppernong, Clinton. 
Raspberries.— Cuthbert and Black Caps. 
Gooseberries.— American Seedling. 
Stawberries.— Wilson, Glendale, Neunan, 
Crescent, Forrest Rose. 
This comprises about all that I would re¬ 
commend for this locality, so far as I am ac¬ 
quainted. There may, however, be others aa 
good or even better. Nursex'ymen and others 
