. Fragole, lamponi, more e uva spina, uva secca di Corinto, rabarbaro e asparagi, Apple, ciliegia, pesca, pera : la primavera 1896. Vivaio New Jersey cataloghi; alberi da frutto piantine cataloghi; frutto piantine cataloghi; alberi piantine cataloghi; piante ornamentali, cataloghi. PARRYS' POMONA vivai. V 13 tained, e prodotto frutti in abbondanza nel loca- zioni e situazioni in cui tutti othervarieties della mela cotogna sono sterili. Il frutto matura presto, è di dimensioni maggiori, piriforme di forma, di chiara e luminosa al gusto di limone-colore giallo, altamente aromatizzata e gara. ^ arancione.-Il ben noto vecchio

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. Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, grapes, currants, rhubarb and asparagus, apple, cherry, peach, pear : spring, 1896. Nursery stock New Jersey Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Seedlings Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. PARRYS' POMONA NURSERIES. V 13 tained, and produced fruit abundantly in loca- tions and situations where all othervarieties of the quince are barren. The fruit ripens early, is of the largest size, pyriform in shape, of clear, bright lemon-yellow color, highly flavored and tender. ^ ORANGE.—The well-known old and popu- lar sort, large, golden-yellow, fine quality. REA. —Seedling of Orange Quince, strong grower, large and handsome. CHAMPION.—Very hardy and prolific, commencing very young, often at two and three years old in nursery rows; very large, showy and handsome, rich yellow, flesh tender and cooks free from lumps. MEECH.—Strong grower, enormously pro- ductive, and comes to bearing very young. The fruit is remarkable for its fine form and color, high fragrance and flavor, large size, bright orange-yellow, very handsome, unsur- passed for cooking. APRICOTS.. JAPAN APRICOTS. JAPAN appears to abound in wonderful and delicious fruits, and among the most re- markable of recent introduction are the Japan Apricots—far excelling the American or Rus- sian in vigor of growth, hardiness and excel- lent quality, ripening in the order named. HUBBARD.—Large, clear bright yellow; very prolific. GOLD DUST.—Very large, golden ; excel- lent. BEMGOUME. — Very large, 5£ inches around ; beautiful golden yellow. vACME OP SHENSE.—From seed procured by I. L. Budd, from China. Tree is a free and (vigorous grower, exceedingly hardy and productive. Fruit very large, yellow with red cheek, good quality, free stone. Price, medium trees by mail, or larger trees by express, 20 cents each; 6 for $1.00. RUSSIAN Apricot is claimed to be in every way superior to the American varieties in earl

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• bookauthorhenryggi
• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bookyear1896