540 now TO MAKE TIIK FAKM PAY. 



Sweet, Duchess of Oldenburg, Lowell, Maiden's Blusb, Rams- 

 dell's Sweet, Fameuse, Fall Pippin, Fulton, Mother, Rambo. 

 Winter Apples: Winesap, Rawles Jannett, Dominie, Jona- 

 than, Carthouse, Westfield Seek No Farther, White Winter 

 Pearmain, Minkler, Tallraan Sweet, Northern Spy, Swaar, Bul- 

 lock's Pippin, Eamsdell's Sweet. 



Select varieties for Southern Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Ken- 

 tucky, and Missouri. Summer : Early Harvest, Red Astrachan, 

 Carolina Red June, American Summer Pearmain, Large Yel- 

 low Bough. Autumn : Maiden's Blush, Buckingham, Rambo. 

 Winter: Rawles Janet, Ortly, Yellow Bellfiower, Winesap, 

 Rome Beauty, Newtown Pippin, Ben Davis, Pryor's Red, 

 White Pippin, Jonathan, Bullock's Pippin. 



Select list for Virginia and adjacent regions. Carolina Red 

 June, Gravenstein, Belmont, Fall Pippin, Yellow Bellflower, 

 Smokehouse, Rambo, Smith's Cider, Maiden's Blush, Loudon 

 Pippin, Limber Twig, Fallawater, Pryor's Red. 



Select list for Georgia and adjacent regions. Early Harvest, 

 Red June, Horse, Bachelor, Meigs, Disharvon, Gree«i Crank, 

 Mangum, Kentucky Streak, Nickajack, Shockley, Stevenson's 

 Winter. There are many valuable varieties left out from the 

 above lists, the aim having been to give such list as should give 

 a succession of marketable fruit, and productive and hardy trees. 



This omits the Coggswell, highly prized in Maine; the Spitzen- 

 burgh, grown extensively on the line of Rhode Island, Con- 

 necticut, and Southern New York the Early Strawberry, mod. 

 erately good in all localities ; the Late Strawberry, a very pro- 

 ductive early autumn apple of the West; the Broadwell, a fine 

 winter sweet apple in Ohio; the Pomme Grise, a Canada apple ; 

 and a thousand others that are favorites in small localities. The 

 above lists will however answer the practical purpose of the 

 farmer. 



