UNTESTED ^AKIETIES, ETC. 



deep; calyx, large; basin, wide, shallow ; flesh, yellow, crisp, sprightly 

 little acid. " Very good." November to February. 



Bartow, 



Co Art de Wick, 



COURT OF WICK. 



Philip's Eeinette, 

 Week's Pippin, 

 Court of Wick Pippin, 

 Kival Golden Pippin, 



Golden Drop, 

 Transparent Pippin, 

 Knightwick Pippin, 

 Yellow. 



Wood's Huntingdon, 



Foreign. For those who like a firm, spicy, sprightly fruit for dessert, 

 this may be esteemed. Tree, very hardy suited to the North. Fruit, 

 small, regular, roundish ovate, flattened, greenish yellow in shade, little 

 red and dotted with russet specks in sun ; stem, long, slender ; calyx, with 

 long, wide-spread segments ; basin, shallow ' } core, large ; seeds, ovate j 

 flesh, yellow, sharp sub-acid, crisp, juicy. October to February. 



CRACKING. 



From Harrison County, Ohio. Tree, strong grower; requires little 

 pruning. Fruit, large, roundish, yellowish white, slight tinge of red in 

 sun, and large green dots ; stem, short j cavity, deep ; calyx, closed ; basin, 

 furrowed; flesh, tender, juicy, crisp, sprightly, sub-acid. October to 

 January. New ; highly esteemed where known. 



CRANBERRY. 



American. Fruit, medium, roundish conical, red, striped with carmine, 

 gray russet dots ; stem, in a narrow, russeted cavity ; calyx, small, 

 closed. 



CULP. 



A native of Jefferson Co., Ohio. Tree, a fine, upright grower. Fruit, 

 medium to large, conical, irregular; skin, yellow, with dull blush, dotted 



