APPLES. 



699 



Emperor Alexander. See Alex- 

 ander. 



Enfield Pearmain. Rather small, 

 round, deep red; mild, rich. 

 Early winter. 



English Codlin. Rather large, 

 oblong conic, yellow; sub-acid 

 cooking. Summer and au- 

 tumn. 



English Golden Pippin. Small, 

 roundish, yellow; flesh yellow, 

 with a rich, sub-acid flavor. 

 Winter. English. 



English Nonsuch. See Non- 

 such. 



English Red Streak. See Red 

 Streak. 



English Russet, p. 339. 



English Sweeting See Rams- 

 dell Sweeting. 



English Vandervere. See Smoke- 

 house. 



Episcopal. See Fall Pippin. 



Epse's Sweet. See Danvers 

 Sweet. 



Epsy. Small, long conic, deep 

 red; sweet, rich, handsome. 

 Productive. Early winter. Vt. 



Equinetely. Large, roundish, 

 slightly oblate, dark red or 

 whitish-yellow, stalk short, 

 flesh yellowish, coarse, sub- 

 acid. Valued South. 



Ernst's Pippin, p. 316. 



Esopus Spitzenburgh, p. 334. 



Esten, p. 316. 



Etowah. See Cooper's Red. 



Eustis, p. 326. 



Eve. See Early Red Margaret. 



Evening Party, p. 326. 



Ewalt. Medium, flattened, 

 greenish-yellow, and a red 

 cheek; tender, pleasant, per- 

 fumed, very good. April. Pa. 



Excel. Large, oblate, ribbed,, 

 red on yellow; rich, sub-acid. 

 Winter. Conn. 



Excelsior Crab, p. 348. 



Exquisite. Below medium, ob- 

 late, striped ; juicy, rich, pleas- 

 ant. Autumn. 111. 



Fairbanks, p. 309. 



Fallawater, p. 339. 



Fall Bough. See Autumn Sweet 

 Bough. 



Fall Harvey, p. 316. 



Fall Jenneting. Rather large, 

 oblate, greenish-yellow ; sub- 

 acid, pleasant cooking. No- 

 vember. A great bearer. 



Fall Orange, p. 316. 



Fall or Summer Cheese. Re- 

 sembles Winter Cheese, but 

 earlier. Va. 



Fall Pearmain. Medium, round- 

 ish-conic, striped; rich sub- 

 acid. Autumn. Ct. 



Fall Pippin, p. 316. 



Fall Queen of Kentucky. See 

 Buckingham. 



Fall Seek-no-further, p. 309. 



Fall Stripe. See Saxton. 



Fall Wine, p. 310. 



Fameuse, p. 310. 



Fameuse Sucree. Nearly me- 

 dium, roundish-oblate, rich, 

 red, delicate, very good. Au- 

 tumn. A handsome and excel- 

 lent dessert apple. Montreal. 



Family. Medium, striped; mild 

 sub-acid, very good. August. 

 Ga. Productive. 



Fanny, p. 303. 



Farley's Red. Oblong oval, 

 striped; firm, pleasant. Win- 

 ter. Ky. 



Father Abraham. Small, flat, 



