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Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



Cat-head Sweet. Large, roundish conic, 

 greenish yellow ; sweet, not rich. October. 



Catline. Small, oblate, striped ; rich, sweet. 

 Autumn. Del. 



Catooga. Quite large, irregular, yellow ; 

 sub-acid. Winter. Southern. 



Cat Pippin. Rather large, greenish ; sub- 

 acid. Winter. Western Pa 



Cattail Apple. See Meyer's Nonpareil. 



Cayuga Red Streak. See Twenty Ounce. 



Caywood. Medium, oblate, bright yellow ; 

 firm, not juicy, nor rich. Keeps into 

 summer. Ulster co., N. Y. 



Challenge. Large, oblate, deep yellow ; 

 crisp, tender, sweet; good through 

 winter. Great bearer. Ohio. 



Champlain. See Summer Pippin. 



Chandler, p. 214. 



Charles Apple. See Male Carle. 



(5heeseborough Russet. Large, conical, 

 greenish russet; sub-acid, dry, of little 

 value. Autumn. 



Chenango Strawberry, p. 199. 



Chester. Medium, oblate, whitish yellow, 

 carmine dots; crisp, tender, sub-acid, 

 good. Early winter. Pa. 



Chief Good. Rather large, roundish, red on 

 light yellow ; flesh white, sub-acid, aro- 

 matic. September, October. Ky. 



Churchill Greening. Large, oblate conic, 

 ribbed, dull red on yellowish green ; rich, 

 vinous. Winter. 



Claremont Pippin. See Easter Pippin. 



Clarke's Pearmain, p. 225. 



Clyde Beauty, or Mackie's Clyde Beauty. 

 Large, roundish conic, greenish with a 

 red cheek ; tender, juicy, sub-acid. Late 

 autumn. Productive, valuable, new. 



Cocklin's Favorite. Small, roundish, flat- 

 tened at ends, good. Pa. 



Cogswell Pearmain, p. 214. 



Cole, or Scarlet Perfume. Large, roundish 

 conic, crimson ; quality moderate. Sum- 

 mer. English. 



Cole's Quince, p. 194. 



Colvert. Large, oblate, striped; sub-acid, 

 quality moderate culinary. Autumn. 

 Succeeds well north-west. 



Conant's Sweeting. Medium, light yellow, 

 good, productive. 



Connecticut Seek-no-further. See Westfield 

 ditto. 



Connett's Sweet. Large, roundish oblate, 

 dark red on rich yellow ; sweet, very good. 

 December to March. 



Conway. Medium, oblate, greenish yellow ; 

 crisp, rich, aromatic. January to February. 



Cooper, p. 199. 



Cooper's Early White. Medium, roundish, 

 pale yellow; crisp, sprightly. Autumn. 

 Western. 



Cooper's Red, Cooper's Market, or Cooper's 

 Redling, p. 214. 



Cornell's Fancy, or Cornell's Favorite, p. 

 200. 



Cornish Aromatic. Medium, roundish, 

 ribbed, red ; rich sub-acid, aromatic. Au- 

 tumn. English. 



Cornish Gilliflower, or Red Gilliflower. 

 Rather large, conic, ribbed ; dull stripes ; 

 flesh yellow, firm, very rich, aromatic. 

 Winter. English. A poor bearer. 



Cos or Caas. Large, roundish conic, one- 

 sided, striped ; mild, agreeable. Winter. 

 Kingston, N. Y. 



Cour Pendu Plat. Medium, oblate, regular, 

 deep red ; rich, brisk sub-acid. Early 

 winter. French. 



Court of Wick. Small, roundish ovate, 

 approaching oblate, greenish yellow and 

 orange; crisp, juicy, rich fails here. 

 Autumn. English. 



Cracking, p. 205. 



Cranberry Pippin. Medium, oblate, with a 

 handsome scarlet cheek ; sub-acid, poor- 

 cooking. Productive. Autumn. N.Y. 



Crimson Pippin. See Black Detroit. 



Cullasaga, p. 214. 



Culp. Medium, conic, ribbed, irregular, 

 yellow with a blush ; firm, vinous. Win- 

 ter. Ohio. 



Cumberland, or Cumberland Seedling. 

 Large, roundish, oblate ; flesh white, sub- 

 acid market. Pa. 



Cumberland Spice, p. 226. 



Curtis Sweet. Large, oval, ribbed, striped 

 red on pale yellow ; tender and pleasant. 

 August to October. 



Danvers Winter Sweet, p. 211. 



Darlington Russet. Medium, roundish; of 

 moderate quality. A good keeper. Ohio. 



Davis. Small, oblong, flattened, crimson ; 

 crisp, sub-acid. Good keeper. Mich. 



De Bretagne. See Canada Reinette. 



Delight. Medium, roundish oblate, russet 

 and crimson ; flesh firm, nearly sweet, 

 very good. Winter. Southern Ohio. 



D'Espagne. See White Spanish Rei- 

 nette. 



