720 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Sweet Harvey. See Sweet Van- 

 devere. 



Sweet June. See High-Top. 



Sweet Longfield, p. 307. 



Sweet Nonsuch. See Sweet Ro- 

 manite. 



Sweet Pear. Medium, roundish- 

 conical, yellow. Autumn. 



Sweet Pearmain, p. 320. 



Sweet Pepka, p. 308. 



Sweet Pippin. See Hog Island 

 Sweet; also Moore's Sweet. 



Sweet Rambo. Medium, round- 

 ish-oblate, yellow, shaded red 

 with large dots; tender, juicy, 

 rich, aromatic. Late autumn. 

 Pa. 



Sweet Red Streak. See Sweet 

 Vandevere. 



Sweet Romanite, p. 320. 



Sweet Russet. See Pumpkin 

 Russet. 



Sweet Russet Crab, p. 350. 



Sweet Swaar. See Autumnal 

 Swaar. 



Sweet Vandevere, p. 320. 



Sweet Wine. See Fall Wine. 



Sweet Wine Sap. Medium, ob- 

 late, splashed deep crimson; 

 tender, juicy, sweet, rich. 

 November. Pa. 



Swiss, or Switzer, p. 303. 



Switzer, p. 303. 



Sylvan Sweet Crab, p. 350. 



Tallman Sweeting, p. 271. 



Tallow Pippin. 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, whitish, 



roundish, conical apple, with a 

 pleasant sub-acid flavor; rip- 

 ening in August. 



Taunton. Large, oblate conic, 

 greenish-yellow and striped ; 

 aromatic, acid, good. Au- 

 tumn. Southern. 



Tenderskin. Small, yellow, and 

 striped; tender, pleasant, sub- 

 acid, very good. Early win 

 ter. Southern. 



Terral's Late. Large, striped; 

 sub-acid, good. Autumn. 

 Great bearer. Southern. 



Terry. Medium, oblate, dark 

 red; flesh yellow, crisp, sub- 

 acid. Good keeper. Winter. Ga. 



Tetofsky, p. 304. 



Tewksbury Blush, p. 345. 



Tibbett's Seedling. Large, 

 conic, whitish; sub-acid, pleas- 

 ant. Michigan. 



Tifft Sweet, p. 308. 



Tillaquah. Medium, roundish- 

 oblate, yellow with red stripes. 

 Winter. 



Tinmouth, or Teignmouth. 

 Rather large, oblate, whitish- 

 yellow, shaded red; mild sub- 

 acid. Early winter. Very 

 hardy. Vt. 



Titovca. Large, striped with 

 bright red on a greenish-yellow 

 skin; coarse, sub-acid, good 

 Late summer. Russian. 



Titus, p. 314. 



Titus Pippin. Large, oblong 

 conic, light yellow; not high 

 flavored. December. 



Toccoa. Rather large, conic, 

 irregular striped; with a rich 

 Spitzenburgh flavor. August. 

 Ga. 



Tolman's Sweet, p. 321. 



