Gonzales (T. V. Munson, Denison, Tex.).—Above medium size, with firm, clear shell; quality excellent. Originated in Gonzales county, Tex.
Harcourt.—Size medium, short, slightly acorn-shaped; cracking qualities medium; shell rather thick, but very smooth inside; kernel short, very plump; meat yellow, very tender, rich, very good.
Longfellow.—Size medium, oblong, cylindrical, somewhat irregular, enlarging from base to near crown, then sharply conical to the apex; cracking qualities not first-class; shell of medium thickness; kernel plump but rather thin, light-colored; meat white, sweetish, rich, good.
Primate (W. R. Stuart, Ocean Springs, Miss.)—Of medium size, slender, rather long; shell thin; quality good; ripens in September, thirty days before other nuts.
Ribera.—Size above medium, oblong ovate; cracking qualities good; shell thin; kernel plump, light brown, free from the bitter, red, corky growth which adheres to the shell; meat yellow, tender, with rich, delicate, pleasant flavor.
Faust.—A South Carolina variety of medium to large size, medium shell and good quality.
Frotscher.—A Louisiana variety of large size, very thin shell, and plump kernel of good quality.
Jewett.—From Mississippi; a large, long nut, rather irregular; shell medium; quality very good.
