. The American fruit culturist. Fig. 535,—Crown Bob, Lancashire Lad. Large, bright red, smooth, excellent and productive. A favorite English berry. Fig. Fig. 536.—Industry. Fig. 537.—Lancashire Lad. Red Warrington. Rather large, roundish oblong, hairy; flavorof first quality. Hangs long without cracking and improves inflavor. Branches drooping. Triumph.* A strong grower, comparatively free from large, oblong or roundish, pale j-ellow, smooth, sweet, very THE GOOSEBERRY. 395 good. One of the best varieties of recent introduction. Ameri-can seedling. Columbus
. The American fruit culturist. Fig. 535,—Crown Bob, Lancashire Lad. Large, bright red, smooth, excellent and productive. A favorite English berry. Fig. Fig. 536.—Industry. Fig. 537.—Lancashire Lad. Red Warrington. Rather large, roundish oblong, hairy; flavorof first quality. Hangs long without cracking and improves inflavor. Branches drooping. Triumph.* A strong grower, comparatively free from large, oblong or roundish, pale j-ellow, smooth, sweet, very THE GOOSEBERRY. 395 good. One of the best varieties of recent introduction. Ameri-can seedling. Columbus seems to be the same. Wellingtons Glory.* Large, oval, very downy ; skin quite thin .;flavor excellent; branches erect. Comparatively free from mil-dew and one of the most productive of English varieties. England.
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