M. A. C.

COLLECTION

CATALOGUE OF FRUITS

CULTIVATION IE THE UNITED STATES AND OANADAS ;
IN TWO DIVISIONS.

DIVISION FIRST — Emeeacing those States lying North of the
Southern line of Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri, etc., and East
OF the Rooky Mountains, including the Canadas.

DIVISIOTSr SECOND — The States South of the line above named,
AND West of the Rocky Mountains.

COMPILED UNDER THE DIRECTIOX OF THE

AMEEICAN POMOLOCtICAL SOCIETY,

FKOM the

lUpovtsi uf ^Mt and |!i.$'tvict Committccsi.

INTENDED TO EXHIBIT, IN A FORM CONVENIENT FOR REFERENCE, THE VARIETIES
OF fruits best ADAPTED TO THE DIFFERENT STATES AND LOCALITIES:
subject TO FUTURE REVISION AND CORRECTION, AS EXPE-
RIENCE MAY RENDER NECESSARY AND PROPER.

REVISED EDITION,

1= XT :B Ij I S H El 13 IB^Sr THE: S O G I Ei T ~^ .

BOSTON:

SAM'L CHISM, — FRANKLIN PRINTING HOUSE,

No. 134 Washington Stt. eet.

1868.

CATALOGUE OF FRUITS

CULTIVATION m THE UNITED STATES AWD CANADAS
IN TWO DIVISIONS.

DIVISION FIRST — Embracing those States lying jSTorth of the
Southern line of Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri, etc., and East
OF the Rocky Mountains, including the Canadas.

DIVISION SECOND — The States South of the line above named,
AND West of the Rocky Mountains.

COMPILED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE

AMERICAN POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY,

from the

intended to exhibit in a form convenient for reference, the varieties
OF fruits best adapted to the different states and localities:

SUBJECT TO future REVISION AND CORRECTION, AS EXPE-
RIENCE MAY RENDER NECESSARY AND PROPER.

REVISED EDITION.

BOSTON:

SAM'L CHISM,— FRANKLIN PRINTING HOUSE,

No. 134 Washington Street.

18 6 8.

PLAN OF THE CATALOGUE.

The arrangement of the varieties is alphabetical, according to the
nomenclature adopted by the Society. Synonyms are given in a few
instances only, where it seemed necessary ; and these are placed under
the adopted name, in italics. The tabular arrangement has been
adopted to obviate the necessity of repeating the names of varieties
several times, as would be required if a separate Catalogue were
made for several sections.

It has been decided by the Committee not to attempt, at this
time, to give descriptions of the fruits recommended, but simply to
indicate the season of maturity, use, and a few other particulars of
importance, which require but little space. In regard to the season,
it will be observed that, instead of naming the month or months
in which fruits mature, the general terms " Summer," " Autumn,"
and " Winter," have been used ; the peculiar arrangement of the
Catalogue renders it impracticable to be more exact in this partic-
ular. For example : The Early Harvest Apple is reported as suc-
ceeding in almost every State and Territory in the Union, in one
locality ripening in May, and in another in July, or even in August, — a
difference of two months or more ; and yet in every locality it is
strictly an early summer apple.

The columns are arranged thus : First, the names of varieties ;
next, the season, use, etc. ; and then the States or Districts, the names
of which stand at the head of the columns.

The State or District in which any variety is recommended, is
designated by a star (*) ; and in cases where a variety is recom-
mended as being of great superiority or value in any locality, the
indication is two stars, thus (**).

It being necessary to carry the column arrangement across two
pages, numbers are used on the margin of each page, to prevent
errors in following lines.

DIVISION FIEST.

Embracing those States north of the southern line of Virginia,
Tennessee, Missouri, etc., and east of the Rocky Mountains, including
the Canadas.

I. — APPLES.

Explanation of Columns. — The first column on the right of the name
gives the season of maturity. The second, the particular uses for which the
variety is best adapted ; and the remainder the Districts in which the varieties
are recommended.

Explanation of Abbreviations. — Seasons: S. summer; A. autumn;
"W. winter; E. early; L. late. Those not designated as early or late of their
season may be regarded as medium.

Use. — K. designates varieties recommended only for kitchen purposes. C.
those specially for cider. Those not marked K. or C. may be regarded as
dessert or table sorts. M. designates those most valued for market.

* Star opposite a variety iirdicates that such a variety succeeds well in the
District named at the head of the column.

** Two stars distinguish those most highly recommended.

CATALOGUE OF FlIUITS.

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Alexander

Emperor Alexander.
American .Stimmer Pearmiiin

A/)icric(in Sinu/uer.

Early Suttuiier Pearmain.

Astrachan Ked

Ashmore

Autiiniii Bough

Late Boiigh.

Sweet Bellfloioer.

Autumnal Swaar

Baldwin -

Steele's Red Winter.
Bailey Sweet

Ech/erli/'s Sweet.

Pattemon's Stceet.

Baltimore Pippin

Belmont

Gate.

Waxen.

Bellefleur Yellow

Benoni

Ben Davis .- —

Kentucky Streak.

Carolina Red Streak.

New York Pippin.

Red Pippin.

Victoria Red.

Carolina Red.

Beauty of Kent

BlackOxford...

BlackV Annete.

Blue Pearmaiu

Bohaunan

Buchanan.

Bowling's Sweet

Bourassa

Broadwell

Brooke's Pippin

Bullock's Pippin

American Golden Russet.

Sheep's Nose.
Carolina Ked June

Red June.

Cannon Pearmain —

Carter of Virginia

Cooper

Beauty Red.

Lady Washington.
Cooper's Market

Coojicr's RedUng.

Cogswell

Cole's Quince

Cornell's Fancy

Cornell's Favorite.

Cullasaga

Danver's Winter Sweet.

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CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.

NAME.

34 Dominie - -

Wells.

35 Drap d Or ---

Early Summer Pippin.

36 Dutch MignoTine

37 Duchess of Oldenburg

Borovitsky.
Carloicinski.

38 Dyer, or Pomme Koyal -

Pomme Water.
Tompkins.
Spice Apple.
Beard Burden.

39 Early Harvest

Yelloio Harvest.

40 Early Pennock

41 Early Red - Streak -

42 Early Joe

43 Early Strawberry

American Red Juneating.

44 Early Red Margaret

Red Juneating .
Striped Juneating.

45 English Russet... .. .-

Pouqhkeepsie Russet.

46 Ewalt '.

47 Excel

48 Fallawater

Formralder.
Tulpehocken.

49 Fall Pippin

Holland Pippin erroneous.

50 FallWine

Sharp's Spice, etc.

51 Fall Queen of Ky. -

Winter Queen.

Ladies' Favorite of Tenn.

52 Fall Jennetting .-.- --- -

53 Fall Orange

Holden Pippin.

54 Fameuse

Pomme de Neige.
Snow Apple.

55 Fenner Sweet ..-

56 Fenley - - -

57 Fulton

58 Garden Royal

59 Gilpin

Cart House.

Red Romanite of the West.

Little Romanite.

60 Golden Russet of W.N.Y

61 Golden Russet of Mass.

62 Golden Sweet

Orange Stoeeting.

Trenton Early, of some Western col-
lections.

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NAME.

64 Green Cheese

65 Greeen Sweet

Honey Greening.

66 Hawthornden

67 Hartford Sweet

68 Herefordshire Pear main .
Royal Pear main.

69 Hewes' Virginia Crab

70 High -top Sweet

Sioect June.
Summer Sweet.

71 Horse A])i)le

Sximmer Horse.

72 Hocking

73 Holland Pippin

Sumtner Pippin.
Pie Apple.

71 ' Holladay's Seedling

75 Hubbardston Xonsuch

76 ; Hurlbnt

77 Jersey Sweet

78 Jonathan

Ki7ig Philip.

79 Jeflferis

80 Jewett's Fine Red.

Xodhead.

81 Knowles' Early

82 Kane

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83 I Keswick Codlin.-

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Siceet Harvest, etc.

86 Lady Apple

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87 Ladies' Sweet

Late Straw1)erry

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89 I Limber Twig

James River.

90 Lyman's Pum])kia Sweet.

Pound Sweet.

91 Lowell..

Orange.
Tallow Apple.
Greasy Pippin.
Queen Anne.
Mich. Golden Pippin.

92 Ly scorn

Osgood's Favorite.

93 INIaiden's Blush

94 ^Slackinlay

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96 Melon

97 Minkler

98 Minister

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100 Michael Henry Pippin...

101 Monmouth Pippin _...._.
Red Cheek Pippin.

102 Mother

103 Mimson Sweet . . ,

104 Myers's Nonpareil

Ohio Nonpareil.

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Woolnian's Long.

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Pennsylvania Ked Streak.

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127 Red Sweet

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Reinette Canada

Canada Reinette.

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Ribstoii Pippin

Ridge Pippin

Roman Stem

Roxburj Russet ,

Boston Russett.

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Summer Queen

Summer Rose.

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Lipinncot.

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II.— PEARS.

The Columns indicate — 1st. The Season; 2cl. Use; 3d. Stock; and the
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Caen de France

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Doyenne Gris.
H^d Doyenne.

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81
82
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100

101
102
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107
108
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111

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126
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III. — CHERRIES.

The columns explain — 1st. The season of maturity; 2d. The class to which
the variety belongs ; and the remainder the Districts in which the varieties
are recommended.

The abbreviations are —

Season. — E. early, as Early Purple Guigne, Belle d'Orleans, Kentish, etc.,
which usually ripen at Eochester, lat. 43 deg., from the 10th to 20th of .June,
according to the season. M. medium season, those ripening between 20th of
June and 20th of July ; and L. late, those ripening after that time.

Class. — H. hearts, or tender-fleshed, sweet chei-ries, such as Black-Heart or
Gov. Wood. B. bigarreau or firm-fleshed, sweet cherries, like Graffion, Na-
poleon, etc. D. dukes, having more or less acidity, as May Duke. M. Mo-
rellos, having generally acid fruit, used chiefly for kitchen or confectionery
purposes.

28

CAT.U.OGUE OF FIIUITS.

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26

27

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34

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NAME.

American Amber

American Heart —

Bauman's INIay

May Biyarreau.

Belle d'Orleans

Belle de Choisy - -

Belle Magnifiqne

Bigarreaii, or Graffion .- —

Yellotv Spanish.

White Biyarreau, of some.

Black Bigarreau (new)

Black Eagle '

Black Heart

Black Tartarian -.

Buttner's October Morello

Carnation

Champagne (Downing)

Cleveland Bigarreau (K)

Coe's Transparent

Donna Maria

Downer's Late

Downton

Early Purple Guigne

Elton

Great Bigarreau, of Downing

Guigne Noir Luisante

Ci o vernor Wood

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M.
M.
L.
L.
M.
M.
M.
L.
L.
M.
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Jefifrey's Duke.

Royale.
Kentish

Early Richmond.

Viryinian May.

Knight's Early Black

Late Duke

Louis Philippe

May Duke

Mo'ustreuse de Mezel

Great Biyarreau of Mezel.

Biyarreau of Goubalis, etc.
Morello

Enylish Morello.

Larye Morello, etc.
Napoleon Bigarreau

Holland Bigarreau.

Biyarreau d'Esperin.

Osceola

Plamstone Morello

Eed Jacket (K)

Keine Hortense --

Rockport Bigarreau (K)

Sparhawk's Honey

Tecumseh (K)

Tradescaut's Black Heart

Elkhom.

Larye Black Biyarreau.
White French Guigne

M.

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H.

L.

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L.

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M.

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M.

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B.

H.

CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.

29

No.

Illinois, North.

1 lllmois, t.entral.
1 Illinois, South.
Iowa.
1 Kentucky.
1 Kansas.

Maine.
Minnesota.
Michigan, North.
Michigan, South of
Saginaw Bay.

Missouri.
Marvlnnd.

1 Massachusetts.
1 New Hampshire.
1 Nebraska.

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43

IV.— PEACHES.

The columns explain :

1st. The class, as Freestone or Clingstone, to which the variety belongs.

2d. The color of the flesh.

3d. The season of maturity ; as Early, Medium, or Late. Those designated
as Early, ripen in lat. 43 deg., previous to or about Sept. 1st. Medium, those
ripening from 1st to 15th of Sept. ; and Late, those after that period. A few
of the vei-y early and very late are so designated. The remaining columns
denote the Districts in which the varieties are recommended.

Abbreviations :

Class. — F. freestone; C. clingstone.

Flesh. — W. white, or pale-colored flesh ; T. yellow, or yellowish flesh.

Season. — E. early; V. E. very early; M. medium; L. late; V. L. very
late.

32

CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.

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18
19
20
21
22
23
24

25
26
27

28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42

43

44
45
46
47
48
49
50

NAME.

Barnard ..-

Early Barnard.

Yellow Barnard.

Barrington -

Bellegarde

Bergen's Yellow

Cambridge Belle

Carpenter's White

Cole's Early Ked

Columbia

Coolidge's Favorite

Crawford's Early Melocoton.
Crawford's Late Melocoton .

Druid Hill

Early Newington Freestone .

Early Slocum

Early Tillotson

Early York

Serrate Early York.

Early Purple,

Fay's Early Ann

George the Fourth

Grand Ad mirable

Grosse Mignonne

Haines' Early Red.

Hales' Early (from Ohio) ..-

Heath Cling

Hill's Madeira

Madeira Freestone.

Hyslop Cling

Jacques

Kenrick's Heath

Heath F^-eestone.

La Grange

Large Early York

Large White Cling

Late -Red Rare-ripe

Lemon Cling

Leopold Cling

Malta

Molden's White

Morris' White. . _

Noblesse

Old Mixon Free

Old Mixon Cling

President

Red Cheek ISIelocoton

Rodman's Cling

Red Cling.

Royal George

Scott's Nonpareil

Smock Freestone

Snow

Stump the World

Sturtevant, of Ohio

Susquehanna

Tippecanoe Cling ■.

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CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.

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CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.

VI.— APEICOTS

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37

VI.— APRICOTS.

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VII.— PLUMS.

The columns indicate — 1st. Color of Fruit; 2nd. "Whether Freestone or
■Cling; 3d. Uses to which best adapted; 4th. Season of maturity; and the
remainder the Districts in which the varieties are recommended.

The abbreviations are as follows : —

Color of Fruit. — D. dark, including all red, purple blue, and other dark-
colored varieties ; P. pale, including the green, yellow, etc.

Stone. — F. freestone; C. clingstone.

Uses. — T. table; K. kitchen; D. drying; M. those most profitable for
market.

Season. — E. early; M. medium; L. late; V. E. very early; V. L. very
late.

The divisions of season for Peaches applj' also to Plums.

40

CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.

12

15

20

21
22

NAME.

Bleeker's Gage

Bradshaw -.-

Chickasaw .-

Coe's Late Red

Coe's Golden Drop . .

Columbia

Damson

Common Damson.

Black Damson.

Blue Damson.

D.

Domine Dull

Duane's Purple

Purple Magnum Bonum,
Am..

Early Favorite (Rivers)

Fallenberg -

Italian Prune.

Quetsche d'ltalie.

Prune d' Italic.

German Prune ..
Quetsche.

General Hand . .

Green Gage

Heine Claude.

P.
D.'

Goliath

Caledoniati.
yectarine, by error.

Huling's Superb

Imperial Gage .-

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Flushing Gage.

18 Jefferson

19 Lawrence's Favorite
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Lombard

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Bleeker's Scarlet.

McLaughlin

Monroe

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CATALOGUE OF FEUITS.

27
28
29
30
31
32
33

34
35

36

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Purple Favorite ,

Heine Claude de Bavay

Hoy ale Hative

Koyale de Tours

St." Catharine. . _ ,

St. Martin's Quetsche

Victoria -

Aldcrton.

Denyer's Victoria.
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CATALOGUE OF FKUITS.

IX.— NATIVE GKAPES,

The columns explain — 1st. The season; 2d. The color; the remainder the
Districts where the varieties are recommended.

Abbreviations. — Season : E. early ; M. medium ; L. late. Color: B. black ;
R. red ; W. white.

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CATALOGUE OF FEUITS.

45

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The columns explain — 1st. The season; 2d. The color; the remainder the
Districts where the varieties are recommended.

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46

CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.

X.— FOREIGN GRAPES

As the Foreign Grapes are for cultivation under glass, they are not subject
to those variations induced by climate or soil, and, therefore, they may be
regarded as equally adapted to all localities. Very few of the local committees
have made any report in reference to these Grapes. The list below contains
such as have been already adopted by the Society, with a few others very
generally esteemed.

The columns explain — 1st. The color of the fruit ; 2d. Flavor; 3d. Season
of maturity. In flavor the only distinction is between those that are simply
sweet, as the Chasselas or Hamburgs, and those having a distinct musky
aroma, as tlie Muscats.

22

NAME.

Barbarossa

Prince Albert.

Brizzola.

Black Damascus

Bhick Fronlignan

Black IIaml)urg

Black Prince

Bowood Muscat

Buckland Sweet Water

Calabrian Kaisin

Raisin de Calabre.

Cannon Mall Muscat

Chasselas Musquee, or Joslin's St,
Allmn's

Muscat blane Hative /
Golden Hamburg

Stochcood G. Hamburg.
Grizzly Froiitignan

lied Frontignati.
■ Red Constantia.

Lady Down's Seedling

Muscat of Alexandria

Muscat Hambu rg

lied Chasselas

P.ose Chasselas.

White Nice

West St Peter's

Wilmot's Black Hamburg

Dutch Hamburg.
White Sweet Water

Dutch Sweet Water, etc.
White Frontignan

White Constantia.

Muscat Blanc.
Zinfindal

Color.

Black.

Black.
Black.
Black.
Black.
White.
White.
White.

White.

White.

White.

Red and Yel-
low.

Black.
White.
Black.
Ked.

White.
Black.
Black.

White.

White.

Black.

Flaa-or.

Sweet.

Sweet.

Muscat.

Sweet.

Sweet.

Muscat.

Sweet.

Sweet.

Muscat.

Muscat.

Sweet.

Muscat.

Sweet.
Muscat.
Muscat.
Sweet.

Sweet.
Sweet.
Sweet.

Sweet.

Muscat.

Sweet.

Season.

Very Late.

Late.

Late.
Medium.
JVledium.
^[edium.
Medium.

Late.

Late.

Early.

Late.

Medium.

Very Late.

Late.

ISIedium.

Medium.

Late.

Very Late.

Medium.

Early.

Medium.

Medium.

48

CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.

XI

CUREANTS.

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Color.

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Black.

Flesh:

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Black

Red.

Red.

Red.

White.

Red.

Red.

Red.

Red.

Red.

Red.

White.

White.

White.

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Black English.
Fertile de Falluan

7

Fertile d'Angers

8

Goiidouiu Red .

9

Goiidouiu White

10

Knight's Large Red .. ..

11

La Versaillaise

IV,

May's Victoria - . .

18

Prince Albert

14

Red Dutch

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17

18

White Dutch

White Grape

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Red.

Red.

Green.

Yellow

Green.

Green.

Red.

Red.

1

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Crown Bob . - . . . .

4

Early Siilpiiur - . -

6

7
8

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Mountain Seedling

Red.
Red.
White.

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Woodwards Whitesmith -

Note. — The varieties not recommended for any XJarticular localitj'are those which
have been placed on the list for " general cultivation " in the Society's Catalogue for
1860.

CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.

49

XI. — CUERANTS

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50

CATALOGUE OF FRUITS.

XIII.— RASPBERRIES.

1

NAME.

Color.

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3

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4

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Red.
Red.
Red.
Red.

Red.
Red.
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10

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1?

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Ohio Everbearing

XIV.— BLACKBERRIES

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