. Catalogue. Pépinière Georgia Atlanta ; Catalogues Catalogues des Plants des Arbres Fruits Fruits ; catalogues ; les plantes, arbustes ornementaux ; Catalogues Catalogues. ATLANTA (GÉORGIE). 11 L'pctober Tinley. Moyen. Blanc, avec un cycle de lavage de rouge, chair blanche, juteuse, saveur forte. Le 15 octobre. Tuskena. Au-dessus de moyenne, obloug. peau jaune et rouge profond. Sous acide, chair- vinique, bon. De juin dernier. Anglais blanc. Grande. Blanc ; chair blanche, douce, très bien pour la préservation. 18 août. Wallace. Très grand, les spécimens mesurant 103^ pouces de circonférence ; blanc, avec des marbrures légèrement joue pour sun ; chair blanche, petite pierre, sutures disti

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. Catalogue. Nursery stock Georgia Atlanta Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs. ATLANTA GEORGIA. 11 Tinley's pctober. Medium. White, with a wash of red, flesh white, juicy, high flavor. October 15. Tuskena. Above medium, obloug. skin yellow and deep red. Flesh sub- acid, vinous, good. Last of June. White English. Large. White ; flesh white, sweet, fine for preserving. Aug. 18. Wallace. Extra large, specimens measuring 103^ inches in circumference; white, with slightly mottled cheek to sun; flesh white, stone small, suture distinct on one side ; swollen point at apex; juicy, sweet; a fine Peach. Aug. 16 to 20. duced until the beginning of September. The fruit is creamy white, mottled and striped with light purple and with pink veins, flesh white, with red veins near the skin ; very juicy, vinous and of ex- cellent flavor. Freestone. Ohoopie, Qa., June 30, 1899. Gentlemen: Hy Everbearing Peach tree com^ menced blooming about the middle of Harch, 1898, showing at same time full blooms and half open buds. 1 would say that this is really a wonderful tree, and any private orchard without it misses a great treat. 1 got fruit from about July 15, and as late as September 15. Owing to my ignorance of the tree, I foolishly pulled off a great many of the last crop, thinking the tree was only a scrub. The fruit is of fine flavor, as juicy as any I ever ate; clearstone. Yours truly, J. S. TALLEY.. GORDON. NEW VARIETIES. Admiral Dewey. Skin deep orange yellow, with crimson cheek. Flesh clear yellow to the stone; juicy, melt- ing, quality very good. Ripens with Triumph. Carman. Large, creamy'white, with deep blush; skin very tough; flesh tender and of fine flavor, juicy. Pro- lific bearer; profitable market variety Ripe June 20. Everbearing. This remarkable peach conibines many desirable qualities, which make it of great value for fami- ly use. It begins to ripen fruit about July 1, and successive crops are pro- (Se