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THE FLORIANER ROSE APPLE. 



Translated by F. Moore. 

 By the revision of the normal apple 

 sortiment of I'pper Austria, instituted 

 hy the council of the agricultural 

 body in Linz, the above named variety 

 found acceptance in the list. In the 

 vicinity of St. Plorian this variety is 

 but little cultivated, and more plenti- 



fully in the lun district: and the de- 

 mand for it is so general that the sup- 

 ply cannot be met, by a long way. The 

 variety is not new and its origin is 

 not known with certainty; and It went 

 under various names till Oberdick in 

 1S59 gave it the name Plorianer Ros- 

 enapfel. Diel in writing about it called 

 it Pomme tulipe, and gave the name of 

 the raiser as being the Kaplan Vellen. 

 Schmidberger called it the Gestreitten 

 Rosenapfel (striped Rose Apple). 



Diel and Schmidberger were the best 

 of friends and the most zealous sup- 

 porters of fruit culture in the eight- 

 eenth century, and were in close cor- 

 respondence .with the most eminent 

 pomologists in France and Germany. 

 It is proved by aged trees that for 

 more than 100 years the variety has 

 existed in the neighborhood of St. 

 Plorian. 



The variety Gravenstein produces 

 excellent fruit at this place as it the 

 climate was created for it; and the 

 Plorianer Rosenapfel as being of equal 

 worth, may be classed with it. The 

 cylindrical shaped fruit with the 

 striped, reddish tinted cheeks, has a 

 delicious flavor. It is at its best from 

 October till January. The tree is of 

 a compact growth, and is verj' pro- 

 lific. — "Die Gartenwelt" for January 

 23, 1909. 



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