The fruits of America : containing richly colored figures, and full description of all the choicest varieties cultivated in the United States . rri T^ Henkel 53 Howell 75 Hull 5 Ivess Bergamot 77 Kartofel 83 Lawrence 13 Louise d Orleans 21 Mannings Elizabeth 41 Maria 37 Marie Chretienne 37 Marie Louise 37 New York Red Cheek 33 Fine Pear 85 Flumbgastel • 71 Foire de Limon 85 Foire de Seigneur 85 Poire Neige 85 Princess de Farmi -37 Red-Cheeked 33 Sabine of the Flemings 15 Saint Ghislain 45 Saint Michael Archangel 71 Saint Michael 85 Seckel 33 Seckle 33 Shakspeare 33 Sheldon 61 Snow P
The fruits of America : containing richly colored figures, and full description of all the choicest varieties cultivated in the United States . rri T^ Henkel 53 Howell 75 Hull 5 Ivess Bergamot 77 Kartofel 83 Lawrence 13 Louise d Orleans 21 Mannings Elizabeth 41 Maria 37 Marie Chretienne 37 Marie Louise 37 New York Red Cheek 33 Fine Pear 85 Flumbgastel • 71 Foire de Limon 85 Foire de Seigneur 85 Poire Neige 85 Princess de Farmi -37 Red-Cheeked 33 Sabine of the Flemings 15 Saint Ghislain 45 Saint Michael Archangel 71 Saint Michael 85 Seckel 33 Seckle 33 Shakspeare 33 Sheldon 61 Snow Pear 85 Staunton • 77 Sycle 33 Triumph de Jodoigne 55 Urbaniste 21 Van Mons 158 41 Virgalieu 85 Watertown 35 William 11 IVilliams Bon Chretien 11 White Beurri 85 White Doyenne 85 PLUMS. Brugnon Green Gage 69 Brttyn Gage 69 Damas Ver-t 69 Dauphine 69 Drap dOr 69 Green Gage 69 Grosse Reine 69 Grosse Reine Claude 69 Isleworth Green Gage 69 Jefferson 1 Mc Laughlin 47 Reine Claude 69 Reine Claude Dorl 69 Sucrin Vert 69 Verte Bonne 69 WilmoVs Green Gage 69 Wilmots Late Green Gage 69 Wilmots New Green Gage 69 STRAWBERRIES. Scotts Seedling 67. THE JEEPERSOIn^ ELIBt. Fruits nf AiTuericaPlate N° T),-,,vr: F-for^:At,rr.;,P}vnwny\tl h. W SnciPp. THE JEFFERSON PLUM. Jefferson. Magazine of Horticulture, vol. xi. p. 23. Few vaiieties of plums,—certainly none of our American seed-lings,—have had a higher reputation than the Jefferson. It has beenpronounced nearly or quite equal to the Green Gage,—that almostunsurpassable standard of excellence,—by some of our pomologists, andin consequence of such an eulogium in its favor, it has been extensivelysought after, and introduced into many of the finest collections ofthis fruit, with the expectation that it would supplant that old anddeservedly popular and esteemed plum. But as the trees have comeinto bearing this expectation has not been reahzed. The Jeffersonproves, indeed, to be a most excellent variety, superior to many othersof the
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