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en and market: Maiden Blush; Oldenburg, 

 Duchess of; Red Astrachan; Twenty 

 Ounce (Cayuga Redstreak) ; Yellow 

 Transparent. Dessert and market: Hunts- 

 man Favorite; Red June, Carolina; 

 Shockley; White Pearmain (W. W. Pear- 

 main). Dessert and kitchen: Broadwell; 

 Early Harvest; Fall Pippin. Dessert: 

 Jefferis; Romanite, South. 



DISTRICT NO. 12 



New Mexico and Arizona north of lati- 

 tude 35 degrees: Utah; and Western Col- 

 orado above 5,000 feet elevation. This 

 district embraces the Continental Divide 

 and the Great Salt Lake, and it also em- 

 braces the valley and canyon of the Col- 

 orado and the sources of the important 

 streams south of the Missouri and Yel- 

 lowstone. It affords a great diversity of 

 soils and climatic conditions, and hence 

 a wide range of fruit growing. The 

 species successfully grown within the 

 boundaries of this district range from 

 the Vinifera grapes to the hardy ironclad 

 apples. 



Apples 



Highly recommended — Dessert, kitchen 

 and market: Bryan, Mrs.; Jonathan; Peck 

 Pleasant: Rhode Island Greening; Rome 

 Beauty; Wealthy; Winesap; Yellow New- 

 town (Albemarle). Kitchen and market: 

 Alexander; Haas (Fan Queen. Oros Po- 

 mier) ; Maiden Blush: Oldenburg, Duchess 

 of; Roxbury Russet; Smith Cider; Tol- 

 man Sweet; Wolf River; Yellow Trans- 

 parent. Dessert and market: Bailey 

 Sweet; Chenango Strawberry; Fameuse 

 (Snow); Fulton; Hubbardston Nonsuch; 

 Lawyer; McMahon; Ortley; Red June, 

 Carolina; Wagener; White Pearmain (W. 

 W. Pearmain); White Pippin; Williams 

 Favorite; York Imperial (Johnson's Fine 

 Winter). Dessert and kitchen: Broad- 

 well; Early Harvest; Fall Pippin; Golden 

 Sweet; Jersey Sweet; Rambo; Roman 

 Stem. Market: Ben Davis; Domine; Eng- 

 lish Russet; Fallawater (Tulpehocken) ; 

 Pink; Gano; Llmbertwig; Missouri Pip- 

 pin; Ralls Genet (Janet, Neverfail); Te- 

 tofski; Walbridge (Edgar Redstreak); 

 Willow Twig. Dessert: Benoni; Esopus 

 Spitzenburg; Grimes Golden; Jefferis; 



Sops of Wine; Summer Pearmain. Kitch- 

 en: Gideon: Keswick Codling. 



Recomme.nded — Dessert, kitchen and 

 market: Gravenstein; Northern Spy; Yel- 

 low Bellflower. Kitchen and market: Bald- 

 win: Clayton; Danvers Sweet; Early Pen- 

 nock; Hibernal; Kirkbridge; Lowell: 

 Mann; Northwestern Greening; Pewau- 

 kee; Ramsdell Sweet; Red Astrachan; 

 Red Stripe; Scott Winter; Summer 

 Queen; Titovka; Twenty Ounce (Cayuga 

 Redstreak) ; Vandevere. Dessert and 

 market: Buncombe (Red Winter Pear- 

 main); Canada Reinette; Cannon Pear- 

 main; Early Ripe; Golden Russet (N. 

 Y.); Huntsman Favorite; Lady; Para- 

 gon; Plumb Cider; Porter: Red Canada; 

 Saint Lawrence; Sutton Beauty: Tomp- 

 kins King; Washington Strawberry: 

 Westfleld Seek-no-further ; Wine. Hays. 

 Dessert and kitchen: Dutch Mignonne: 

 Fall Harvey: Golding (American Golden 

 Pippin) ; Lady Sweet; Wythe. Kitchen 

 and cider: Gilpin (Little Red Romanite). 

 Market: Bietigheimer, Red: Cooper Mar- 

 ket; Early Cooper; Fall Jenneting: Lans- 

 ingburg; McAfee: Minkler; Nickajack: 

 Stark; Virginia Greening: Windsor; 

 Yates. Dessert: Autumn Bough, Sweet; 

 Bullock (American Golden Russet); Dyer 

 (Famine Royal); Fall Wine; Family: 

 Hightop Sweet: Late Strawberry; Man- 

 gum (Giilley); Margaret, Early Red: 

 Newtown Spitzenburg; Primate; Roman- 

 ite, South; Summer Rose; Swaar. Kitch- 

 en: Ewalt; Smokehouse: Switzer. Cider: 

 Hewes. 



Recommended for tbial — Kitchen and 

 market: Arkansas (Mammoth Black 

 Twig). 



Apples, Crab 



Recommended — Dessert, kitchen and 

 market: Whitney. Kitchen market and 

 cider: Montreal. Kitchen and market: 

 Brier; Hyslop; Martha: Minnesota: 

 Transcendent; Yellow Siberian. Dessert: 

 Van Wyck. Kitchen: Red Siberian. 



DISTRICT NO. 13 



The Dakotas west of longitude 99 de- 

 grees; Wyoming; Montana east of longi- 

 tude 111 degrees; and the British prov- 

 inces lying between longitude 99 degrees 

 and 111 degrees. The Upper Missouri and 



