A market grower wants a fruit that will bear all at once, so that without making " two bites at a cherry " he may get the whole into his baskets at one or two-pickings. But the most useful amateur fruit is the one that will bear in succession and not all at once. This variety matures continuously from the 10th of July to the last of September, though the flowering, like the ordinary cherries, open all at one time. It is from a year-old seedling imported from France by Mr. F. B. Wallis, and introduced by Mr. C. O. Saunders, of Everett, Mass. A beautiful colored plate appears in the Horticultural Art Journal for October.