. Catálogo. Viveros Catálogos de Michigan; catálogos de plántulas de árboles frutales; catálogos de fruta; Plantas ornamentales; catálogos Catálogos de plántulas de árboles, arbustos, catálogos. HON. W. W. HILBORN Melocotón el favorito en todas las exposiciones. La bandera de durazno es uno de los mejores que he visto nunca. Siempre ha sido fácil ganador y el melocotón favorito en todas las exposiciones. He visto la variedad durante muchos años y sé que es un portador pesado y resistente. El fruto es grande, redondo, con hermosas mejillas rojas ; la carne de color amarillo dorado, y madura en la segunda quincena de septiembre. G. H. Mills, Leamington, Ontario, Inspector de Orch

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. Catalogue. Nursery stock Michigan Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs. HON. W. W. HILBORN THE FAVORITE PEACH AT ALL EXHIBITIONS. The BANNER is the finest peach I have ever seen. It has always been an easy winner and the favorite peach at all exhibitions. I have watched the variety for many years and know it to be a heavy bearer and hardy. The fruit is large, round, with beautiful red cheek ; flesh golden yellow, and ripens the latter part of September. G. H. MILLS, Leamington, Ont., Inspector of Orchards, Essex, Co., Ont. SOUTHWESTERN EXPERIMENT STATION, LEAMINGTON, ONTARIO. My attention was attracted some years ago to the Peach Tree, now named BANNER, growing on the place of Mr. John Murray, "Woodslee, Ont., and I have watched the great success of this promising peach with more than usual personal interest About six years ago I obtained a few buds from the original tree and raised three trees, which I planted on the experimental grounds, (under restriction of propogation.) These trees began to bear after two years. THE TREE IS A VERY HARDY VA RIETY, THRIFTY, HEALTHY GROWER, AND FREE FROM CURL LEAF, It is very productive. The fruit is of large size and can be com- pared with the celebrated New Prolific in quality, richness of flavor, and beautiful appearance, except that it ripens later The flesh is firm and I consider it one of the best shippers for long distances I know of no other varietv ripening at the same time or later of as good quality and fine ap- pearance IT IS IN EVERY RESPECT SUPERIOR TO THE CRAWFORD VARIETIES OR TRE ELBERTA I AM CONVINCED THAT IT WILL BE PLANTED VERY LARGELY IF NOT EXCLUSIVELY IN THE FUTURE AS A LATE PEACH W W HILBORN, Manager South Western Experiment Station, Leamington, Ontario.. A SURPRISE TO ME AND MANY OTHERS. I take great pleasure in giving mv opinion of the BANNER peach WHICH I HAVE JUDGED AT AGRICULTURAL FAIRS FOR MANY YEARS. Whe