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Index of Fruits. 



Wheeler's Sweet. Large, conical, 



ribbed, yellow, with a red cheek ; 



sweet, pleasant. October. Ohio. 

 White Astrachan. Medium, round- 

 ish, very smooth ; tender, delicate, 



rather dry. August. Russian. Of 



little value. 



White Bellflower. See Ortley. 

 White Detroit. See Ortley. 

 White Doctor. Large, roundish 



oblate, greenish yellow; acid, not 



rich. Autumn. Pa. 

 White Golden Sweet. See. Baker's 



Sweet. 

 White Hawthornden. See Haw- 



thornden. 



White Juneating, p. 197. 

 White Pippin, p. 231. 

 White Rambo, p. 231. 

 White Seek-no-further. See Green 



ditto. 



White Spanish Reinette, p. 231. 

 White Spice. See Dyer. 

 White Sweeting. Medium, roundish 



oblate, white with a red cheek; 



very sweet culinary. Autumn. 



Great bearer. Maine. 

 White Vandevere. See Vande- 



vere. 

 Whitewater Sweet. Medium, round, 



yellow ; sweet long keeper. 



Southern Ohio. 

 White Winter. Small, round, light 



yellow, with a red cheek; juicy, 



mild, sub-acid, not rich. Spring. 



Pa. 

 White Winter Calville. Medium, 



roundish conic, ribbed, yellow ; 



coarse, pleasant. December. 



French. Valueless here. 

 White Winter Pearmain, p. 232. 

 Whitney's Russet. Medium, oblate, 



russeted ; flesh fine grained ; rich, 



spicy. Winter. Canada. 



Williams' Early Red. See Williams 1 



Favorite. 



Williams' Favorite, p. 194. 

 William Penn. Rather large, round 



oblate, grayish stripes on greenish 



yellow ; juicy, rich, aromatic, 



very good. February. Pa. 

 William Tell. See Pittsburgh Pippin. 

 Willis Sweet. Rather large, round- 

 ish, light yellow with some red ; 



sweet, rich, very good productive. 



Early autumn. L. I. 

 Willow Twig, p. 224. 

 Wine, p. 224. 



Wine of Conn. See Twenty Ounce. 

 Wine Sap, p. 224. 

 Wine Strawberry. See Richards' 



Graft. 



Wine Sweeting, p. 211. 

 Winn's Russet. Large dark russet, 



striped; sub- acid. Good keeper. 



Maine. 

 Winslow. Large, round, striped ; 



sub-acid. November and Decem- 

 ber. Va. 



Winter Cheese, p. 332. 

 Winter Genneting. See Rawle's 



Janet. 

 Winter Harvey. Large, roundish 



conic, pale yellow. 

 Winter King. See King of Tomp- 



kins Co. 

 Winter Pearmain. See Autumn 



Pearmain. Some other sorts of 



the name. 



Winter Pippin of Geneva, p. 232. 

 Winter Pippin of Vermont. Large, 



round, yellow with red cheek; 



tender, agreeable. Winter. 

 Winter Queen. Medium, conic, 



crimson ; mild sub-acid. Early 



winter. 

 Winter Queen. See Fall Queen of 



Kentucky. 



