ILIJNOIS HORTICULTITRAL SOCIETY. 2*29 



Strofnsons li'ifttfr — southern. Tree mediuin, spreading, pro- 

 ductive. Fruit medium, roundish, striped red on greenish yellow ; sub- 

 acid, good January to April. 



Stribling — southern. Tree small, spreading. Fruit medium, conic, 

 very deep red, strii)ed. Mesh dry. acid. August and September, not 

 desirable. 



Su't't't I'andervere — Ohio or Pennsylvania.' Tree spreading very 

 twiggy, thrifty, not early productive. Fruit medium to large, oblate, 

 dull red with indistinct strijjcs. Flesh yellow, firm, very rich sweet. 

 Winter. 



Taunton — southern Tree upright, thrifty, open, productive. Fruit 

 large, globular-oblate, bright red on yellow, faintly striped. Flesh 

 breaking, rather dry, acid. October, not i)romising. 



Tanner s No. i — western Kenlu( k\ . Tree thrifty, upright, rather 

 firoductive. Fruit medium, oblate to conic, dull russety red. Flesh 

 firm, acid, keeps well, coarse, not very promising. 



Turner Green — Ohio.' Tree small, twiggy. Fruit medium, oblate, 

 regular green, acid not fully tested. 



Trenton Pippin — origin unknown. 'I'ree large, very thrifty, slow to 

 bear. Fruit medium, conic, green. 



Vaui^hans Winter— aonthern. Tree of medium growth, productive ; 

 Fruit medium, globular-flattened, striped light red on yellow ; keeps 

 well, not very promising m appearance. 



ll'aiker's Pippin — Tree from the South, twiggy, of medium growth, 

 productive. Fruit medium, globular, flattened or truncate, rich yellow. 

 Fle^^h deep yellow, breaking, juicy, acid. December, very like Newark 

 Pippin. 



IVaugh's Crab — southern. A sub-variety of Hewes' Crab. Tree 

 less thorny, early productive. Fruit small, promises to be equally valu- 

 able for cider. 



Whitney Russet — origin unknown. Trees from your well known A. 

 R. Whitney, of Lee county, Illinois. Branching, rather open. Fruit 

 oblate, angular, dull grey russet. Flesh greenish white, very finegrained, 

 juicy, pleasant sub-acid, one of the best. December. 



Willoui — Trees from Kentucky. Thrifty, upright, round-headed, 

 quite different from Willow-Twig, not early ])roductivc. Fruit meciium, 

 globular, white, acid, early winter, not very promising and may be a 

 misnomer. 



Wonder — not Nickajack — southern. Tree vigorous, upright, open 

 not early productive. Fruit large, globular, dark red, handsome winter, 

 rather promising. 



Yelloio Crank — rather Cireen Crank, southern. Tree medium, 

 twiggy, not yet productive. Fruit mtvlium to large, oblate, green to 

 yellow, acid, good, midsviiuer. 



Zoar Greening — Ohio. Tree upright, thrifty, with deep green 

 foliage, leaves large and persistent. Fruit large to very large, globular 

 to oblong, green to white, rarely blushed ; acid — October, November, 

 promising for market. 



