MICHIGAN STATE POMOLOOICAL SOCIETY. 101 



APPLES. 



Eustis, Disharoon, Fall Orauge, Jersey Sweet, Gabriel, Green 

 Pippin, Winter Sweet, Seedling, Green Seek-no-further, Red 

 Canada, Twenty Ounce, Rambo, Black Detroit, Rhode Island 

 Greening, Snow, King, Peck's Pleasant, Baldwin, Black Gilli- 

 flower, Compo Sweet, Tinifbate, Green Spitzenburg, Slug 

 Sweet, "Winter Pippin, Sweet Bough. Flushing Spitzenburg, 

 Blue Pearmain, Pennock's Red Winter, Fall Sweet, Dwarf 

 Bearer, Esopus Spitzenburg, Evening Party, Fall Jenneting, 

 Winter Pippin of Vermont, Autumn Pearmain, Wagener, 

 Ridge Pippin, Autumn Swaar, Jeffries, Weatfield Seek-no- 

 further, Holland Pippin, Duchess d'Oldenburg, Tallman 

 Sweet, Mother, Summer Sweet, Paradise, Western Red Strejik, 

 Fall Pippin, Maiden's Blush, Surprise, Black Apple, Hill's 

 Pie Apple, Northern Spy, Golden Sweet, Rod Siberian Crab, 

 Giant Apple (sealing). 



PEARS. 



Flemish Beauty, Seckel, White Doyenne, Winter Nellie, 

 Beurre Bosc 



PEACHES. 



Purdy's Seedling, Lemon, Late Yellow, Jersey Cling, Duga's 

 Seedling. 



GRAPES. 



Concord, Black Cluster, Clinton, Delaware, Isabella, Catawba. 



The two best autumn varieties in this collection were the 

 Maiden's Blush and Fall Pippin, apples which have no superior 

 for culinary and dessert uses, and which are always welcome 

 in the markets. The leading winter sorts of the collection 

 "were the Rhode Island Greening, Golden Russet, Wagener, and 

 Northern Spy, and these were prime, sound, healthy, and gave 

 every indication of good keeping qualities. Very many of the 

 apples in this collection were partially useless when compared 

 with the few standard sorts, and the committee did not award 



