. Catalogue of Excelsior Nurseries / G. H. Miller & Son. Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Nursery stock Georgia Catalogs; Fruit Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. II. Elberta. (Seepage i2.) PBAOHBS. The Peach is universally regarded as the most delicious fruit of our climate, and it is nowhere produced in such great abundance, and with as little labor as in this country. It succeeds best on sandy and clay loams in elevated locations. Peach trees should be planted when of one season's growth from the bud. For orchard planting the ground should
. Catalogue of Excelsior Nurseries / G. H. Miller & Son. Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Nursery stock Georgia Catalogs; Fruit Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. II. Elberta. (Seepage i2.) PBAOHBS. The Peach is universally regarded as the most delicious fruit of our climate, and it is nowhere produced in such great abundance, and with as little labor as in this country. It succeeds best on sandy and clay loams in elevated locations. Peach trees should be planted when of one season's growth from the bud. For orchard planting the ground should be as well-prepared as for a crop of corn, then marked out in furrows sixteen to twenty feet apart, and the trees planted about the same depth they stood in the nursery. The side limbs and tops should be cut off, leaving a straight stem of the desired height for forming a head. The trees should be kept clear of all useless growth ; the top and side branches should be occasionally shortened in so as to give a vigorous growth, and form a compact head. The trees should receive about the same cultivation as a crop of corn or potatoes. V FIRST RIPENING. Alexander. Fruit medium to large, bright color and excellent quality ; one of the best market peaches. Last of May. Note.—After testing most of the new seedlings claimed to be earlier and larger than the Alexander, we must give the preference to the Alexander. But we can still supply the Amsden, Arkansas Traveler, Schumaker and Waterloo, all of which can scarcely be distinguished from the Alexander. f/ SECOND RIPENING. Parnell.»/ Large, dark rose color; very juicy, of excellent flavor; with a very small, quite ' y free stone. Early Rivers. Large; light straw color, with a delicate pink cheek ; flesh juicy and . milting, with a very rich flavor; peels readily at maturity. The most beautiful of V early peaches. Troth's Early. Has been largely planted for the earliest market peach ; although others now take precedence, it is still n
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