Apples. 



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Large Yellow Bough. See Sweet 

 Bough. 



Late Baldwin. See Baldwin. 



Late Bough. See Autumn Sweet 

 Bough. 



Late Golden Sweet. See Baker's 

 Sweet. 



Late Queen. Large, roundish conical, 

 pale red on yellow ; sub-acid, good. 

 Autumn. Ohio. 



Late Strawberry, p. 203. 



Law'ver. Rather large, roundish, 

 regular, whole surface handsomely 

 striped with red ; sub-acid, flavor 

 moderate. Its productiveness and 

 beautiful appearance promise value 

 for market. Winter. West. 

 New. 



Ledge Sweet. Large, roundish ob- 

 late, yellowish green with a blush ; 

 sweet. A good keeper. N. H. 



Leicester Sweet, p. 211. 



Leland Pippin; or, Leland Spice, p. 

 203. 



Lemon Pippin. Medium, oval, green- 

 ish yellow ; sub-acid. English. 



Lewis. Medium, oblate conic, skin 

 yellow, striped ; flesh yellow, com- 

 pact, rich, sub-acid. Early winter. 

 Indiana. 



Liberty. Rather large, oblong conic, 

 striped ; flesh yellow ; firm, mild 

 sub-acid. Long keeper. Western. 



Limber Twig, p. 218. 



Lincoln Pippin. See Winthrop 

 Greening. 



Lippincott's Sweet. Rather large, 

 greenish white. Productive, keeps 

 till spring, good. N. J. 



Little Pearmain. See Bullock's Pip- 

 pin. 



Locy. Roundish, variable, striped ; 

 flesh greenish, pleasant. Early 

 winter. 



London Sweet, p. 211. 



Long Island Seek-no-further, or 

 R. I. Seek-no-further, p. 203. 



Long John, or Red or Long Pear- 

 main. See Kaighn' s Spitzenburgh. 

 [Another Long John is green, has 

 a dry flesh, and is a great keeper.] 



Long Stem of Pa., p. 218. 



Long Stem of Conn, is roundish, yel- 

 low. Long Stem of Mass, is ob- 

 late, with a blush. Long Stem ot 

 Ky. is oblate, striped. 



Long Stem Sweet. See Baker's 

 Sweet. 



London Pippin, p. 227. 



Lowell, p. 206. 



Lyman's Large Summer, p. 196. 



Lyman's Pumpkin Sweet, p. 198. 



Lyscom, p. 203. 



Mackay Sweet. Medium, roundish 

 conic, yellow, sweet, good. Win- 

 ter. Mass. 



Mackie's Clyde Beauty. See Clyde 

 Beauty. 



Macomber. Medium, oblate, ribbed, 

 striped ; flesh white, tender, sub- 

 acid. Early winter. Maine. 



Magnum Bonum. See Bonum. 



Magnolia, p. 203. 



Maiden's Blush, p. 207. 



Maiden's Favorite. Rather small, 

 oblong, whitish yellow and crim- 

 son ; pleasant, very delicate. Win- 

 ter. N. Y. 



Major. Large, roundish, red ; flesh 

 yellowish, crisp, pleasant, rich. 

 Pa. 



Male Carle, or Charles Apple. 

 Medium, regular, smooth yellow 

 with a fine cheek, handsome ; not 

 rich, pleasant. Autumn. Suc- 

 ceeds South. Foreign. 



Mamma Beam. See Belmont. 



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