LEONARD COATES NURSERY COMPANY, MORGANHILL, CAL. 
1 BRIGGS MAY. Ripens about with Alexander; moreT- TARDIVE D' OUILLONS. Large, white; free; very 
highly colored. good; late. Introduced by us. 
I CAPT. EDE. Very large; similar to Muir, but better. WASHINGTON. Large; yellow; very juicy; early. In- 
I CONK LING. Resembles Early Crawford, but of better troduced by us. 
quality. / WHEATLAND. Rich yellow peach of enormous size. 
I DECKER. Very good table or shipping peach of Cali- Tree a heavy bearer. From the Southern States. 
fornia origin; early; white flesh; red cheek. ^-WILBUR. Very large yellow freestone of superior quality, 
, DUCHESS OF CORNWALL. New, vigorous; very fine ripening before Salway, at a time when good peaches 
quality; early; great bearer. Introduced by us. are scarce. Introduced by us. 
DUKE OF YORK. Well-colored, handsome, very early YELLOW ST. JOHN. Medium; yellow freestone; very 
peach; of superior quality. Introduced by us. early. 
/ EARLY CRAWFORD. Large; yellow, and one of the VCHILLOW CLING. Ripens before Phillips; of excel- 
most popular peaches. lent quality, and highly recommended as the best yel* 
r EARLY ELBERTA. Large, shaped like Elberta, not so low home canning peach. Introduced by us. 
I highly colored; very early and a fine table peach. i'HYSLOP CLING. White Cling of very superior qual. 
/ ELBERTA. Very large; yellow, red cheek; fine grained ity; ripens early. 
flesh; very good for table, canning, drying or shipping. JAPAN BLOOD CLING. Rich and sweet; flesh deep 
Mid-season. * red; should be in every home orchard. 
FITZGERALD. Very early; red cheek, yellow freestone. PHILLIP’S CLING. Standard yellow cling; best for 
Introduced by us canning. 
I FOSTER La?ge yellow freestone of Crawford type, but _ CLING STONE 
ripening a few days earlier. ^ 11ow c1 “* rr t , llttU 
GOLDEN EAGLE. Large yellow freestone; best quality; S ^J rli ® r CL NG ’ Similar to Phllhp 9 CIing ’ but a llttle 
HALE’s"EARLY. 6 La“ie; good quality; nearly covered > TUSCAN CLING. Earliest good cling, ripening with 
with red; follows Alexander in ripening. ...., ,, , , , , ... 
k HECKEL. Large; free latest. Introduced by us. * WINIFRED. Very late yellow cling. Introduced by us. 
ILLINOIS. Very large; white flesh, with red cheek; 
ripens just before Early Crawford; of best quality; 
strongly recommended for the family orchard. Intro¬ 
duced by us. 
IM PERI ALE. Large; white flesh; very good; Sept. In¬ 
troduced by us. 
J. H. HALE. Very large yellow freestone; excellent qual¬ 
ity; flesh very firm; ripens in August. 
K RUM MEL. Very late freestone, of good quality; rich 
golden yellow, blushed with carmine. Introduced by us. 
' L, LADY PALMERSTON. Very large; late; yellow; of 
excellent quality. Introduced by us. 
~\s LATE CRAWFORD. Very good mid-season yellow free¬ 
stone. We have by far the finest collection of pears on the 
/ LEADER. Burbank’s. Cross of Muir and Crawford, but coast, the newer sorts being especially recommended for 
ripening very early. Highly recommended as a table amateur planting. 
peach. / BARTLETT. Standard summer pear for all purposes. 
LEMON FREE. Light color; freestone; good quality; BEURRE SUPERFIN. Medium; roundish; skin yel- 
ripens late, but before Salway; an immense bearer. In- low. shaded red; juicy, and very good 
troduced by us. troduced by us. . 
LOVELL. Large, almost round; firm; flesh pale yellow. / BEURRE D’ ANJOU. Large; skin greenish, russety with 
An excellent mid-segson peach for table, canning or dry¬ 
ing. Introduced by us. I 
MAYFLOWER. The earliest ripening peach; of good 
size, and becoming red all over. 
MORRISANIA. Large; white flesh 
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PEAR 
BARTLETT ON QUINCE ROOT. 
When land is very heavy, or adobe, with plenty 
of moisture, a very prolific and early bearing or¬ 
chard may be had by planting Beurre Hardy Pear 
on quince root, and in two or three years, grafting 
over to Bartlett. This is a very paying method, 
and we specially recommend it. 
( _ , jt _ o _, October. In- 
Jo Large; skin greenisli 
crimson dots; good; late fall. 
BEURRE HARDY. Large; obtuse; greenish-brown; very 
good; September. 
<1 BLOODGOOD. Early and desirable for the home or- 
skin streaked red; chard. 
very fine. Introduced by us. ^ CHAS. COGNCE. Large; fine quality; January. In- 
J-MATTHEW’ S BEAUTY. Very large; deep yellow troduced by us. 
flesh, crimson cheek; mid-season. Introduced by us. “^-CLAPP’S FAVORITE. Shaped like Bartlett, which it 
MORRIS WHITE. Large white freestone, of very good resembles, but ripens earlier. 
flavor; fine table peach; late. CONFERENCE. Large; handsome; of long, pyri-form 
/ MUIR. Well-known peach; for drying or canning; very shape; very valuable market pear. New Introduced by 
sweet. Introduced by us. us. . 
NIAGARA. Very large; green flesh; red cheek; July. CROCKER BARTLETT. Resembles Bartlett, but is a 
Introduced by us. month or two later, hence its value. 
NOBLESSE. Large; skin pale green; flesh white; very?. DANA’S HOVEY. Small; pale yellow, sprinkled with 
good. An old peach, but little known in California. russet; juicy; best; winter. 
Introduced by us. DOY-GEORGES BOUCHER. New importation; fine 
PATTISON. Medium; skin very red; flesh yellow; very dessert pear. Introduced by us. 
early. ”i- DR. JULES GUYOT. Large; resembles Bartlett; a re- 
PEREGRINE. New; very handsome; red cheeked; of markably handsome pear; Sept. Introduced by us. 
excellent quality; follows Hale’s in ripening. DUCHESS BRONZE. Very large; skin rich brown; 
PRINCE OF WALES. Very large; pale yellow, mottled quality good; January. Introduced by us. 
red; flesh white, red at pit; excellent quality. Mid-sea- , DUCHESS D’ANGOULEME. Very large; handsome; 
son; new. Introduced by us. 
PROFESSOR OPOIX. A beautiful white peach; juicy; j 
. very free. August. Introduced by us. 
RAY. Large; white; pink cheek; 
Introduced by us. 
ROYAL GEORGE. Large; flesh white, red at the stone 
skin marbled; of highest quality. 
greenish yellow, sprinkled with russet; good; October. 
DU CO MICE. Very large; yellow ground, faintly blush- 
_ ed crimson; good quality; keeps well. 
good; early summer. / EASTER BEURRE. - Very large, and of excellent qual¬ 
ity; the latest good pear. 
FAME. New; a large, late pear, highly recommended. 
Introduced by us. 
Small; skin green; flesh juicy, very 
Introduced by us. 
quality; early. Introduced by ns. I CLOUT MORCEAU. Large handsome pear; quality 
1 good ; one of the best late shippers. 
SNEED. Flesh greenish, red cheek; rich and juicy; very - HUYSHE’S VICTORIA. Large; juicy; very fine; Oc- 
carly; ahead of Alexander. tober tQ November. Introduced by us. 
STRAWBERRY. A favorite peach for family orchard, -^JOSEPHINE DE MALINES. Medium; delicious per- 
r ripening in early summer; white flesh. fumed flavor; keeps well. 
We Will Grow on Contract Any Special Varieties, on Roots for Dwarfing, or Otherwise 
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SALWAY. Late yellow freestone; a standard variety. ^ FELIX SAHU1T. 
SEA EAGLE. Very large; yellow freestone; of superb . g° 0( l 5 November. 
