. Handbook of fruit trees and plants. Nursery stock Pennsylvania West Chester Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Pennsylvania West Chester Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. SELECT LIST OF CHOICE FRUITS — PEACHES 17 Mountain Rose. From Morris county, New Jer- j sey, and quite popular among medium early j Peaches. Freestone; medium to large, roundish; j whitish, nearly covered with a pretty red; fl^sli white, juicy, sweet and somewhat vinous. Vig- orous and productive. First of August. Oldmixon Free. One of the most profitable market varieties of American origin. Freeston
. Handbook of fruit trees and plants. Nursery stock Pennsylvania West Chester Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Pennsylvania West Chester Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. SELECT LIST OF CHOICE FRUITS — PEACHES 17 Mountain Rose. From Morris county, New Jer- j sey, and quite popular among medium early j Peaches. Freestone; medium to large, roundish; j whitish, nearly covered with a pretty red; fl^sli white, juicy, sweet and somewhat vinous. Vig- orous and productive. First of August. Oldmixon Free. One of the most profitable market varieties of American origin. Freestone; large, mostly roundish; pale yellowish white, with deep red cheek and marblings; flesh white, tender, sugary and of vinous flavor. P^irst of September. Reeves' Favorite. From Salem, N. J.; hardy and productive. Freestone; large, roundish or some- what oval; yellow, with a handsome red cheek; flesh yellow, melting, juicy, vinous, with a pleas- ant flavor. IMiddle of September. Sallie Worrall. A beautiful large Peach from North Carolina, where it is very popular. Free- stone; large, roundish; creamy white, shaded with light red; flesh white, melting, juicy, rich and vinous. Last of September. Salway. A fine English Peach, succeeding well here, both for market and home use. Freestone; large; yellow, with a pretty red cheek; flesh deep yellow, melting, juicy, rich and of fine flavor. Very productive. First of October. Smock's Free. From Middletown, N. J., and one of the most profitable market varieties. Freestone; large, oval, somewhat compressed; light yellow, mottled with red, sometimes with a red cheek; flesh yellow, somewhat rich and juicy. Last of September. Sneed. An Alabama seedling, originating from the Chinese Cling. Clingstone; medium to large, oval; rich creamy white, with beautiful red cheek; flesh white, very sweet and juicy, the skin peeling oft' similar to a banana. Early July. Stephens' Rareripe. One of the most desirable late Peaches, and very profitable for m
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