Index of Fruits. 



Sweet June of Illinois. See High 

 Top Sweeting. 



Sweet Nonsuch. See Sweet Roman- 

 ite. 



Sweet Pearmain. See Kenrick 

 Sweet. 



Sweet Pippin. See Hog Island 

 Sweet; also Moore's Sweet. 



Sweet Rambo. Medium, roundish 

 oblate, yellow, shaded red with 

 large dots; tender, juicy, rich, 

 aromatic. Late autumn. Pa. 



Sweet Red Streak. See Sweet Van- 

 devere. 



Sweet Romanite, p. 210. 



Sweet Russet. See Pumpkin Sweet. 



Sweet Swaar. See Autumnal Swaar. 



Sweet Vandevere, p. 210. 



Sweet Wine. Se Fall Wine. 



Sweet Wine Sap. Medium, oblate, 

 splashed dep crimson ; tender, 

 juicy, sweet, rich. November. 

 Pa. 



Swiss, or Switzer Apple. ' See Pitts- 

 burgh Pippin. 



Tallman Sweeting, p. 212. 



Tallow Apple. See Lowell. 



Tart Bough. See Early Harvest. 

 This name is also applied to two 

 other sorts, one of which resembles 

 Early Harvest, but is later, more 

 acid, and the tree of more rapid 

 growth ; the other is a small, whit- 

 ish, roundish, conical apple, with 

 a pleasant sub-acid flavor; ripen- 

 ing in August. 



Taunton. Large, oblate conic, green- 

 ish-yellow and striped; aromatic, 

 acid, good. Autumn. Southern. 



Tenderskin. Small, yellow, and 

 striped ; tender, pleasant, sub-acid, 

 very good. Early winter. South- 

 ern. 



Terral's Late. Large, striped; sub- 

 acid, good. Autumn. Great bearer. 

 Southern. 



Tetofsky. Medium, roundish or 

 oblate conic, striped; flesh white, 

 sprightly, agreeable. August. Suc- 

 ceeds at the North and West. 

 Russian. 



Tewksbury Blush, p. 230. 



Tibbett's Seedling. Large, conic, 

 whitish ; sub-acid, pleasant. Mich. 



Tift Sweeting, p. 198. 



Tinmouth, or Teignmoath. Rather 

 large, oblate, whitish yellow, shad- 

 ed red; mild sub-acid. Early 

 winter. Very hardy. Vt. 



Titus Pippin. Large, oblong conic, 

 light yellow; not high flavored. 

 December. 



Toccoa. Rather large, conic, ir- 

 regular striped ; with a rich Spitz- 

 enburgh flavor. August. Ga. 



Tompkins. See Dyer. 



Tompkins Co. King. See King. 



Toole's Indian Rareripe. Large, 

 roundish, light yellow, reddish 

 cheek; sub-acid, good culinary. 

 Early autumn. 



Townsend. See Hocking. 



Trenton Early, p. 197. 



Trumbull Sweeting. Rather large, 

 round oblate, yellow ; sweet, good. 

 Autumn. O. 



Tulpahocken. See Fallawater. 



Turkey Greening. Large, oblate, 

 green with a dull blush ; flesh 

 greenish ; sub-acid, not rich. Win- 

 ter. Conn. 



Turner's Green. See Winter 

 Cheese. 



Tuttle, of Conn. Large, roundish, 

 regular, striped dark red; pleas- 

 ant sub-acid, good. 



Twenty Ounce, p. 205. 



