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VARIETIES 
Stock No. 
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231. 
232. 
233. 
234. 
235. 
236. 
237. 
238. 
239. 
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241. 
242. 
243. 
244. 
245. 
246. 
247. 
248. 
249, 
250. 
251. 
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. Seckel. 
Mayflower. Earliest peach known. Red, semi- 
cling, late May, early June. 
Arp Beauty. Medium size, 
June. 
Greensboro. Crimson with yellow tinge, 
cling. June. 
Early Rose. Large, red, white flesh. Cling. June. 
Red Bird. Firm red peach, good market variety. 
Cling. June. 
Slappy. Yellow, free stone, medium size, sweet, 
early July. 
Carmon. Yellowish white, white flesh, free stone. 
July. 
Golden Jubilee. Yellow, free stone, Elberta type. 
July. 
Early Elberta. Yellow with red, free stone. July. 
Hiley Belle. White and red, white flesh, free 
stone. July. 
Belle of Georgia. Large white and red, free stone. 
July. 
J. H. Hale. Large yellow and red, free stone. July. 
Elberta. Large, reddish yellow, free stone. July 
and August. 
Elberta Cling. Fruit like Elberta, ripens same 
yellow semi-cling. 
semi- 
time. Cling. 
Burke. Large, pale cream color, white flesh, 
cling. July. 
Stump the World. Large, creamy white with red 
free stone. Aug. 
Chinese Cling. Large yellowish white with red. 
Aug. 
Indian Cling. An old favorite, red flesh. August. 
Lyndon Cling. Large, yellow. August. 
Matthews Beauty. Very large of Elberta type, 
two weeks later. Free stone. 
Salway. Large, deep yellow, free stone. Sept. 
Eatons Golden. Yellow, juicy, cling. September. 
Stinsens October. Large, red, white flesh, cling. 
October. 
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VARIETIES 
. Koonce. Medium size, early, yellow. June. 
. Early Harvest. Medium to large, yellow with red. 
July. 
LeConte. Large, prolific bearer. August. 
Small sweet, highly flavored. 
and September. 
August 
. Pineapple. 
Large, blooms early, blight resistant. 
September. 
. Garber. Large, nearly round, hardy. September. 
. Keiffer. 
Well known, large, late, very prolific. 
September and October. 
. Magnolia. Large, prolific. October. 
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VARIETIES 
Stock No. 
261. Black Tartarian. Very large and sweet. May. 
262. 
263. 
264. 
265. 
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268. 
269. 
270. 
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Governor Wood. 
May. 
May Duke. Medium to large, red sub-acid. June. 
Early Richmond. Medium red, juicy, acid. May. 
Montmorency. Large, light red, acid. June. 
Large, yellow with red, sweet. 
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VARIETIES 
Red June. Large red, good quality. June. 
Abundance. Medium size, yellow crimson. July. 
Burbank. Large clear cherry red. July. 
Satsuma. Large round, dark purple, flesh blood 
red. July. 
Wickson. Very large, crimson. First of August. 
Damson. Shropshire. Large dark purple, prolific. 
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VARIETIES 
. Moore’s Early. Large, black, extra early. 
. Campbell’s Early. Large, black, early. 
. Delaware. Bunch and fruit, medium size. Light 
red. 
Fine, dull red, very hardy. One of the 
best. 

