"The great white Peach is white on the outside as the meate is also, and is a good well rellished fruit. The small white Peach is all one with the greater, but differeth in size. The Carnation Peach is of three sorts, two are round, and the third long; they are all of a whitish colour, shadowed over with red, and more red on the side is next the sunne: the lesser round is the more common, and the later ripe. The grand Carnation Peach is like the former round Peach, but greater, and is as late ripe, that is, in the beginning of September. The red Peach is an exceeding well rellished fruit. The russet Peach is one of the most ordinary Peaches in the Kingdome, being of a russet colour on the outside, and but of a reasonable rellish, farre meaner then many other. The Island Peach is a faire Peach, and of a very good rellish. The Newington Peach is a very good Peach, and of an excellent good rellish, being of a whitish greene colour on the outside, yet halfe reddish, and is ripe about Bartholmew tide. The yellow Peach is of a deepe yellow colour; there be hereof divers sorts, some good and some bad. The St. James Peach is the same with the Queenes Peach, here belowe set downe, although some would make them differing. The Melocotone Peach is a yellow faire Peach, but differing from the former yellow both in forme and taste, in that this hath a small crooked end or point for the most part, it is ripe before them, and better rellished then any of them. The Peach _du Troas_ is a long and great whitish yellow Peach, red on the outside, early ripe, and is another kinde of Nutmeg Peach. The Queenes Peach is a faire great yellowish browne Peach, shadowed as it were over with deepe red, and is ripe at Bartholmew tide, of a very pleasant good taste. The Romane Peach is a very good Peach, and well rellished. The Durasme or Spanish Peach is of a darke yellowish red colour on the outside, and white within. The blacke Peach is a great large Peach, of a very darke browne colour on the outside, it is of a waterish taste, and late ripe. The Alberza Peach is late ripe, and of a reasonable good taste. The Almond Peach, so called, because the kernell of the stone is sweete, like the Almond, and the fruit also somewhat pointed like the Almond in the huske; it is early ripe, and like the Newington Peach, but lesser. The Man Peach is of two sorts, the one longer then the other, both of them are good Peaches, but the shorter is the better rellished. The Cherry Peach is a small Peach, but well tasted. The Nutmeg Peach is of two sorts, one that will be hard when it is ripe, and eateth not so pleasantly as the other, which will bee soft and mellow; they are both small Peaches, having very little or no resemblance at all to a Nutmeg, except in being a little longer than round, and are early ripe." "Many other sorts of Peaches there are, whereunto wee can give no especial name; and therefore I passe them over in silence."