150 ORCHARDS. 



Cooper's Russeting. Splendid cider apple for sandy soils ; 

 November. 



Gilpin. A handsome cider fruit from Virginia (Downing), 

 February to May. 



Hewe's Virginia Crab. An unsurpassed cider apple, 

 makes a bright liquor, keeps all Summer. 



Harrison. The celebrated cider apple of New Jersey, ten 

 bushels make a barrel of cider. 



Peck's i^Pleasant. Large, clear yellow, red in the sun ; 

 gravelly soils ; early Winter. 



Baldwin. Large and fine, does well in most situations. 



Woolman's Long or white Bellefleur. (Southern portions of 

 the West) ; great bearer. 



American White Winter Calville. Large, pale yellow, 

 (origin Virginia) ; December to May* 



Mason Pippin. (Origin Brunswick Co., Va) ; new, beau- 

 tiful, large ; December to April. 



Wine Apple. (Downing) ; handsome table and cider fruit. 



Dutch Magnonne. (Downing) ; magnificent, delicious ; 

 November to February. 



Buff Apple. Succeeds well in North Carolina ; high re- 

 commendations from Buncome Co. 



Gully. (South Carolina); splendid, November to March. 



Swaar. Very fine, rich deep sandy soil ; Winter. 



Spitzenburg. Rich and excellent ; November to February. 



Grimes' Golden. (Grimes' Golden Pippin) ; an apple of 

 the highest quality (Va.) ; November to May. 



LIST FOR THE MOUNTAINOUS SECTIONS OF THE 



SOUTH. 



Including the Piedmont Region of Virginia^ and corresponding 

 j)ortlons of Maryland. 



Summer Apples. 



Summer Queen. Large, conical, striped with red, very rich, 

 high flavor ; July and August. 



American Summer Pearmain. Medium size, smooth skin, 

 tender and juicy; September. 



