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CATALOGUE OF FRUIT TREES 
PEACHES 
Dwarf-trained, 7/6 to 15/- each. 
ALEXANDER, a large very early sort; of brilliant 
colour, juicy, and brisk in flavour; one of the best. 
ALEXANDRA NOBLESSE, very large and rich, 
melting and excellent; robust; early Sept. 
AMSDEN JUNE, a medium-sized very early 
peach; good both for indoor and outdoor cultiva¬ 
tion. 
BARRINGTON, very large, rich and first-rate 
flavour; fine for outside; mid-Sept. 
DR. HOGG, a large early sort; rich and sugary, 
very prolific. 
DUCHESS OF CORNWALL, medium size, 
yellow striped red skin; fine flavour; useful for 
cold greenhouse; July. 
DUKE OF YORK, a medium-sized early variety; 
melting and of good flavour. 
DYMOND, a large kind, medium season; handsome, 
and richly flavoured; hardy and prolific. 
EARLY RIVERS, a large early sort; melting, of 
rich flavour. 
GLADSTONE, large, fine colour; hardy—end Sept. 
GOSHAWK, very large, pale red flush; exquisite 
flavour; a fine variety—end Aug. 
GROSSE MIGNONNE, a large sort, medium 
season; one of the best; forces well. 
HALE’S EARLY, a medium-sized very early 
variety; excellent. 
KESTREL, large rich crimson; flesh tender and 
juicy; very prolific; early Aug. 
LORD PALMERSTON, a very large and hand¬ 
some late peach. 
NOBLESSE, a large sort, medium season; one of 
the very best, either for forcing or wall. 
PEREGRINE, a distinct mid-season variety, fruit 
large and handsome, very rich flavour. Noted 
for its good constitution and productiveness. 
ROYAL. GEORGE, a large variety, medium 
season; highly flavoured; forces well. 
SEA EAGLE, a very large late kind, of high flavour. 
STIRLING CASTLE, a large sort; medium 
season; very free-bearing; excellent. 
VIOLETTE HATIVE, a large kind, medium 
excellent. 
WALBURTON ADMIRABLE, large, one of the 
best and hardiest of the large Peaches; good 
forcer and does well outside—Sept.-Oct. 
WATERLOO, a large early variety. One of the 
best. 
NECTARINES 
Dwarf-trained, 7/6 to 15/- each. 
CARDINAL, a medium-sized early sort; excellent 
for indoor cultivation. 
EARLY RIVERS, a large early kind, fruit of 
handsome appearance; excellent. 
ELRUGE, or CLAREMONT, a large early sort; 
one of the best. 
HARDWICKE, a large variety, medium season; 
one of the hardiest and most prolific. 
HUMBOLDT, a large kind, medium season; flesh 
orange-yellow; rich. 
LORD NAPIER, a large early sort, very handsome; 
flesh white, rich, and excellent; one of the best. 
PINE APPLE, a large kind, medium season; rich 
flavour; ripens about a week earlier than Pitmaston 
Orange. 
RIVERS’ ORANGE, a large early kind; a hardy 
free-bearing sort of superior quality. 
VICTORIA, a large late variety; a very fine richly- 
flavoured sort. 
VIOLETTE HATIVE, a large early kind; one of 
the best; good for forcing. 
CURRANTS 
Strong Fruiting Bushes, 6d. and 8d. each, 6/- and 8/- per dozen. 
BLACK. 
BALDWIN’S, the East-Kent favourite, profuse 
bearer. 
BOSKOOP GIANT, large fruit, enormous 
cropper. 
LAXTON’S TINKER, heavy cropper, bunches 
very long, and berries large. 9/- per dozen. 
DANIELS’ SEPTEMBER, large fruit, heavy 
cropper, ripening three weeks to a month later 
than any other kind. Strong bushes, 1/- to 1/6 
each. 
NAPLES, large and excellent. 
SEABROOK’S BLACK, a superb variety. 
VICTORIA, large. 
RED. 
COMET, the finest red variety; enormous bunches. 
DUTCH, sweet and rich; large berries. 
FAY’S PROLIFIC, large, dark red. 
KNIGHT’S RED, a very useful variety. 
LA HATIVE, very early variety. 
RABY CASTLE (syn. Victoria ), large berries and 
bunch; fine. 
RED MONSTER, a large berry and strong grower. 
WHITE. 
DUTCH, bunches and berries large; excellent sort. 
TRANSPARENT, very large; the finest for dessert. 
