i70 APPENDIX. 



CLASS II. New and untested, adai^ted to A^Micdr Culture, or cer- 

 tain Localities. 



Berry. 



American. Fruit large, roundish oblate, striped and mottled with 

 crimson on greenish yellow ; green russet spots. October, November. 



Buel's Favorite. 



Spotted Pippin, [ Gray Pippin. 



Fruit medium, roundish, greenish yellow, stem slender, cavity deep, 

 russeted, calyx medium, flesh a Uttle tough. November. 



Callasaga. 



American. Fruit above medium, roundish, dull brown on greenish 

 yellow russet ; calyx large, wide furrowed basin. OcLober, November. 



Camac's Sweet. 



American. Fruit below medium, roundish conical, whitish green, 

 clouded with green russet ; calyx large, closed. 



Cranberry. 



American. Fruit medium, roundish conical, red, s'.-iped with carmine, 

 trray russet dots ; stem in a narrow, russeted cavity ; calyx small, closed. 



Dapper. 



American. Fruit small, roundish, yellow, clouded with dull green, and 

 specked with crimson in sun ; calyx small, closed. 



Mountain Sprout. 



American. Fruit medium, oblong truncate, red striped, numerous white 

 dots. 



Nickejack. 



American. From North Carolina. Fruit large, obiate, red striped and 

 mottled on greenish yellow; cav' /deep, russeted; calyx large, par- 

 tially open ; core small; seed lig-C brown; flesh tender, juicy, delicate, 

 " hesty Well adapted to the Southern States, not yet tested at the Nortli. 



Ritter. 



American. From Berks county. Pa. Fruit medium, roundish oblong, 

 shades of red striped, white dots ; stem short ; cavity deep, narrow ; 

 seed short, plump ; flesh tender " very good.'' October, November, 



