DANSVILLE’S PIONE 
WHOLESALE NURSERIES 
Alexander. Medium, greenish white, nearly 
covered with rich red, melting, juicy, sweet. 
July 1st. Free. 
Belle of Georgia . Ver y large white 
----- Peach with red cheek. 
The flesh is white, firm and of fine flavor. 
Tree rapid grower and very productive. July. 
Free. 
Carman. Fruit large, color creamy white or 
- pale yellow with deep blush ; flesh 
tender, fine flavor and quite juicy ; very hardy 
and productive every year. Aug. Free. 
Crawford*s Late . Fruit of large size; 
—--— skin yellow, or green¬ 
ish yellow, with dull red cheek ; flesh yellow ; 
tree vigorous, moderately productive. Last of 
Sept. Free. 
Crawford* S Early . A magnificent large, 
----- yellow peach, of 
good quality. Tree vigorous and very pro¬ 
ductive. Its fine size, beauty and produc¬ 
tiveness make it one of the most popular 
sorts; no other variety has been so exten¬ 
sively planted. First of Sept. Free. 
Champion. Fruit large, beautiful in ap- 
--pearance; flavor delicious, 
skin creamy white, with red cheek; valuable 
for commercial orchards, extreme hardiness 
and splendid quality make it a favorite. Late 
Aug. Free. 
Chair*S Choice. Has no superior in qual- 
ity and flavor, and for 
profit is without a rival; large, yellow, free, 
rich in color, flesh very firm, ripens after 
Smock; great bearer. Oct. Free. 
Elberta. The leader of all peaches and the 
- greatest commercial variety on the 
market; 50 per cent of the peaches planted 
are Elberta. In all probability no peach will 
succeed over so wide a range of territory as 
this kind. It will thrive where any peach 
can be grown. A beautiful peach of good 
quality, not only the best orchard variety, 
but also valuable for planting in the garden. 
Elberta is hardier in bud than many varieties, 
therefore a more uniform cropper. It is 
large, yellow, with red cheek, juicy and high 
flavor; flesh yellow, free stone. Season 
medium early, following quick upon Early 
Crawford. Early Sept. Free. 
Early Rivers. Large, light straw color with 
delicate pink cheek; flesh juicy and melting. 
Early Aug. Cling. 
Fitzgerald . It is one of the hardiest 
- peaches, both in bloom and 
tree; very prolific, large size. First of Sept. 
Free. 
Greensboro. A valuable variety; color 
S 'eenish-white, shaded and 
red, very hardy and not 
so subject to rot as are most early varieties. 
Owing to extreme hardiness of both tree and 
bud we recommend it for sections where other 
varieties do not succeed. Late July. Free. 
Hairs Chili. Fruit medium size, oblong; skin 
yellow, shaded with dark red ; flesh yellow; 
very rich and sweet. First of Sept. 
Hiley. An exceedingly handsome creamy white 
peach of large size, with a delightful red 
cheek; flesh is white, tender and juicy, com¬ 
mercially proving.one of the most profitable. 
Early July. Free. 
Kalamazoo. Large, golden yellow, with crim¬ 
son cheek; flesh thick yellow, superb qual¬ 
ity, small pit. Strong grower, early bearer, 
hardy and productive. First of Sept. Free. 
Mountain Rose. Large, red, white flesh, 
-juicy and excellent. 
Early August. Free. 
Niauara. Tree hardy, healthy in leaf and 
-“- bud and bears abundantly. Fruit 
large, oval, yellow with brilliant red cheek. 
Last of August. 
Salway. Large roundish ovate; yellow, with 
a crimson cheek; flesh deep yellow, red at 
the pit; sweet, juicy, good. Late. Valued 
as one of the best late peaches for market. 
October. Free. 
Smock Free (Beers Smock.) Fruit 
- large; oval; skin orange 
yellow, mottled with red ; a good market sort. 
Last of September. 
Vellow St. John. Of medium size, 
- orange yellow with a 
red blush on sunny side; flesh tender, juicy 
and quality very good. Tree is a strong grower 
and bears heavy crops every season. Aug. 15fh. 
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