338 EXPERIMENTAL FARMS. 



St. Lawrence. — Productive aud handsome, a medium sized winter apple. 



Red Canada. — Small medium ; productive, a winter apple. 



Hastings. — A medium sized winter apple. 



Fanny. — Of medium size and pi'oductive. 



Keswick Codlin. — Lai-ge and a free "producer, handsome, and a desirable fall 

 cooking apple. 



Walbridge. — Medium size. Tree vigorous, but not very productive when young. 

 The Walbridge trees were three years old when planted (the only trees of that age 

 put out) and only produced about five apples each this year. 



Seek-no- Further. — A large fine cooking apple, moderately productive, quality 

 good. Season September to November. 



Longfield. — A very handsome medium sized apple. " Bears young, and apt to be 

 very small unless severely thinned ; a juicy pleasant late fall and early winter 

 dessert apple. 



Bombshell. — Above medium in size, very irregular in shape, a fall apple, not 

 valuable. 



Coopefs Market. — Above medium in size, a winter apple. 



Grimes Golden. — Medium. Very clean and free from blemishes. Tree vigorous 

 and productive, at this date very hard, a winter apple. 



FallJenneting. — Of large size and inclined to spot. Tree vigorous and fairly 

 productive, a fall apple. 



Maas. — Fruit above medium size, tree vigorous and productive ; a fall apple. 



Jonathan. — Small. Tree a slow grower, and not very productive. 



Salome. — Medium size. Tree vigorous, very few apples this year. 



Waxen. — Medium to large, tree vigorous, a very few apples. 



Wellington. — ^Large tree, vigorous, only a few apples. 



Sweet Bough. — A large handsome apple, useful for dessert. 



Golden Sweet. — Medium large, desirable for early autumn ; dessert. 



Talman Sweet. — Medium in size. Tree a moderate grower, productive. 



Quite an additional number of varieties produced two or three apples, these will 

 be referred to later when the crop is larger. 



A large numb/er of varieties have been planted this year, some of which have 

 been obtained from England and others from diflferent American nurseries. 



From England. 



Ashmead's Kernel Improved, Bismarck, Claygate Pearmain, Cockle Pippin, 

 Cox's Orange Pippin, Devonshire Quarrenden, Dutch Mignonne, Golden Harvey, 

 Grolden Nonpareil, Juueating Eed, King of the Pippins, Mannington's Pearmain, 

 Margil, Peasgood's Nonesuch, Eosemary Eusset, Tyler's Kernel, Washington, Wyken 

 Pippin, Yellow lugestre. 



From other sources : 



Golden, Stone Niemetz, No. 331, Early Bogdanoff, Eenaud's Seedling, Arabka 

 Winter; Walworth Pippin, Simbirsk No. 11, Stone Antonovka, Crimeaii Bogdanoff, 

 Bogdanoff, Eoyal Table, Blushed Calville, Golden Eeinette, Early Strawberry, Early 

 Pennock, Golden Sweet, Summer Pippin, Summer Eedstreak, Sops of Wine, Sweet 

 June, Trenton Early, Cole's Quince, Dyer, Fall Wine, Fall Winesap, Fall Orange, 

 Fulton, Flora Belle, Porter, Earasd ell's Sweet, Switzer, Shockley, Arkansas Beauty, 

 American Beauty, Bauraan's German, Borsdorf, Black Twig, Big Eomanite, Cart- 

 house, Clayton, Day, Fink, Iowa Blush, Ishams Sweet, Ingram, June Market, Lansing- 

 burgh, Milan, Minkler, Missouri Superior, Perry Eusset, Plum's Cider, Price's Sweet, 

 Pumpkin Sweet, Eoman Stem, Eubicon, Eed Winter Pearmain, Shannon Pippin, 

 Sweet Spitzenburg, Shackelford, Smoke House, Titter's Large Eed, Vandevere 

 Pippin, White Winter Peai-main, Wythe, Waxy Juicy, Western Beauty, Yellow New- 

 town Pippin, Eebel, Frazer Eiver Beauty, British Columbia, Clayton, Garfield Sugar, 

 Lindsay, Cross, Grandmother, Volga Auis, Streaked Sweet, No. 379, Champagne, 

 Eomna, Striped Anis, Hebron, Klinett, Which with those previously planted, makes 

 289 varieties of apples. 



