The fruits of America : containing richly colored figures, and full description of all the choicest varieties cultivated in the United States . IiiPE in October and November, and keeps well. [8]. THE CRAWFORDS LATE PEACH. Crawfords Late. Crawfords Late Malacatune, } ^^^ ^^ Superb Malacatune, j Crawfords Late Melocoton, Fruits and Fruit TVees of America,Lemon Rareripe, of some American Collections. Crawfords Late stands at the head of all our American peachesfor its size and magnificence of appearance; and among yellow-fleshedvarieties it certainly stands equally high for it
The fruits of America : containing richly colored figures, and full description of all the choicest varieties cultivated in the United States . IiiPE in October and November, and keeps well. [8]. THE CRAWFORDS LATE PEACH. Crawfords Late. Crawfords Late Malacatune, } ^^^ ^^ Superb Malacatune, j Crawfords Late Melocoton, Fruits and Fruit TVees of America,Lemon Rareripe, of some American Collections. Crawfords Late stands at the head of all our American peachesfor its size and magnificence of appearance; and among yellow-fleshedvarieties it certainly stands equally high for its excellent ordinary cultivation, it is a remarkably large, showy and beautifulfruit; but when raised in its greatest perfection, it measures tw^elve orthirteen inches in cucumference. Mr. Kenrick states that ninety of thepeaches have filled a basket, holding over three pecks. This superb variety was raised by William Crawford, Esq., of Mid-dletown. New Jersey, the same gentleman who produced the EarlyCrawford, already figured and described in our first volume. It wasfirst brought to the notice of pomologists by Mr. William Kenrick, ofNewton, who described it in the Americ
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