704 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



crisp; good keeper. Winter. 

 Ala. 



Horse, p. 304. 



Horse Block. See Manomet 

 Sweet. 



Housom's Red. Large, oblong, 

 striped; tender, aromatic, very 

 good. October to February. 

 Pa. 



Howe's Russet. Closely resem- 

 bles Roxbury Russet. Mass. 



Hubbardston Nonsuch, p. 327. 



Hubbardton Pippin. Large, 

 roundish, variable, striped ; 

 crisp, pleasant, sub -acid. 

 Winter. N. H. 



Hughes, p. 341. 



Hunge, p. 317. 



Hunter. Medium, roundish- 

 conic, striped bright red; flesh 

 white. October. Pa. 



Hunt's Connecticut. Large, 

 round oblate, yellow and dull 

 red; dry, breaking; sub-acid, 

 good. Winter. 



Huntsman, p. 341. 



Huntsman's Favorite. See 

 Huntsman. 



Hunt's Russet. Small, conic, 

 russet and dull red; fine, sub- 

 acid. Winter. Mass. 



Hurlbut, p. 310. 



Hutchison. Medium, roundish, 

 yellow and red, mild sub-acid, 

 or nearly sweet. Good. Win- 

 ter. A handsome long keeper. 

 Ky. 



Hyde's Sweet. See Wood's Sweet. 



Hyslop's Crab, p. 348. 



Improved Yellow Bellflower. See 

 Mason's Orange. 



Indian Queen. See Early Pen- 

 nock. 



Indiana Favorite, p. 328. 



Indiana Jannetting. SeeRawle't 

 Jannet. 



Indiana Vandevere. See Van- 

 devere. 



Ingram, Seedling of Rawle's Jan- 

 et. Medium, conical, flesh red, 

 white spots on surface; good 

 keeper. Mo. p. 328. 



Iowa Blush, p. 341. 



Irish Peach Apple. Medium, 

 roundish, striped, brownish- 

 red; flavor tolerable. August. 



Irish Pippin. Medium, round, 

 red streaked; good. Early 

 winter. 



Jabe. Medium, flattened, yel- 

 low with a red cheek; tender, 

 juicy, melting, rich. Hardy 

 and productive. September to 

 November. 



Jabez Sweet. Medium, round- 

 ish, dull red; sweet. Winter. 

 Conn. 



Jackson. See Chenango Straw- 

 berry. 



Jackson Red. See Nickajack. 



Jacob's Sweet, p. 321. 



James River. See Limber Twig. 



JefFeris, p. 310. 



Jefferson. Rather large, round- 

 ish-conic, splashed dull red; 

 sub-acid, very good. Good 

 keeper. Ky. 



Jefferson County, p. 310. 



Jeniton. See Rails. 



Jenkins. Small, roundish ovate, 

 red with white dots; pleasant, 

 aromatic. Very good. Win- 

 ter. Pa. 



Jenette. See Rawle's Jannet. 



Jersey Black, p. 328. 



Jersey Greening. See Ortley. 



