Agricolo americano, per l'azienda agricola, giardino e famiglia . dimensioni, bacinella liscia ; carne bianca, dura, succosa, un po 'difficile in texture, e di un buon sapore di sub-acido. RipensNovembre a Maggio. Frutto della seconda qualità, ma un famoso custode. Un nativeof Habersham County, Georgia, ha trovato un vecchio campo indiano da J. Van Buren.Early May. - Frutta, piccola, rotonda;pelle, sottile, verde giallastro, quando maturo, con a volte una guancia rossa brunastra;gambo, corto, in una cavità poco profonda; calyx, piccolo, chiuso, in una conca poco profonda ; carne, bianco giallastro; sapore, acido dolce, ma piuttosto astringente; inizia a maturare dalla 10th alla th

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American Agriculturist, for the farm, garden and household . esized, smooth basin ; flesh white, hard, and juicy, a little tough in texture, and of a fair sub-acid flavor. RipensNovember to May. Fruit of secondquality, but a famous keeper. A nativeof Habersham County, Georgia, found inan old Indian field by J. Van Buren.Early May.—Fruit, small, round;skin, thin, yellowish green, when ripe, with sometimes a brownish red cheek;stem, short, in a shallow cavity; calyx, small, closed, in a shallow basin ; flesh, yellowish white; flavor, mild acid, but rather astringent; begins to ripenfrom the 10th to the 20lh of May.Van Buren.—Size medium to large;globular, and a little conical in form ;color, yellow ground, shaded with darkred, with specks and patches of russet;stem short and fleshy, in a narrow, me-dium sized cavity; calyx small, andclosed in a shallow basin; flesh yellow, juicy, and quite tender for a good keeper. Ripens inOctober, and keeps until April. A new and first rale winter apple, found and named byElijah Sutton, Esq., Habersham County, Ga.. Notes on Grapes and Grape Culture. Some remarks about pruning intended forthis place must go in a condensed form in ourcustomary notes about work. So, also, suchnotes as we have made on the conduct of theolder varieties this season must he postponedin favor of those upon the newer or less knowncandidates for public favor. Grape-growersgenerally will be interested in the report of theCommittee awarding the Longworth Prize, given in another column. An engraving anddescription of the Ives grape will be found inthe American Horticultural Annual for 18G7.Mottled.—This is a seedling about whichless has been said than its merits seem to war-rant. We hear good accounts of it wherever ithas been fruited, and have this year seen bunch-es which for perfection of form and excellence offruit, entitle it to a higher rank than it heretoforeheld. It is mottled only when partly ripe.Mount Hope Seedlings.—Messrs. Ellwanger& Barry, some yea

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