Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



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Derrick's Graft. See Richard's Graft. 



Derry Nonsuch. Rather large, oblong, 

 conic, angular, striped ; sub-acid, agree- 

 able. Winter. N. H. 



Detroit, p. 215. 



Devonshire Quarrenden. Medium, round- 

 ish oblate, crimson ; crisp, sub-acid. Late 

 summer. English. 



De Witt. See Dodor. 



Dickson's Emperor. Large, irregular, red ; 

 good. Winter. Scotch 



Dillingham. Medium, roundish conic, 

 greenish yellow; sweet. Early winter. 

 Sandusky, Ohio. 



Disharoon, p. 205. 



Doctor, p. 200. 



Domine, p. 215. 



Douse, or Dows. See Hawley. 



Downing's Paragon. Rather large, oblong, 

 oval, light yellow ; sweet, aromatic. Au- 

 tumn Illinois. 



Downton Pippin. Small, roundish oblate, 

 yellow ; rich, sub-acid. Autumn. Eng- 

 lish, 



Drap d'Or, p. 205. 



Duchess of Oldenburgh, p. 200. 



Duckett, p. 205. 



Dutch Codlin. Large, roundish oblong, 

 irregular, yellow ; sub-acid cooking. Au- 

 gust to September. 



Dutch Mignonne, p. 215. 



Dyer, p. 205. 



Early Crofton. See Irish Peach. 



Early French Reinette. See Early Har- 

 vest. 



Early Harvest, p. 195. 



Early Joe, p. 190. 



Early Long Stem. Small, oblong conic, 

 greenish yellow ; sub-acid, aromatic. Au- 

 gust. 



Early May. See White Juneating. 



Early Pennock, p. 191. 



Early Red Juneating. See Early Red Mar- 

 garet 



Early Red Margaret, p. 191. 



Early Spice. See Early Long Stem. 



Early Strawberry, p. 191. 



Early Summer Pearmain. See American 

 Summer Pearmain. 



Early Summer Pippin. See Drap d'Or. 



Early Sweet. Medium, roundish, oblique, 

 yellow ; tender, sweet, very good. July 

 and August. Ohio. 



Early Sweet Bough, p. 190. 



Easter Pippin. Medium, green ; firm, dry 

 sub-acid, good. Keeps two years. 



Edgerly Sweet. See Bailey's Sweet. 

 Edwards. See Nickajack. 



Egg-Top. Medium, oblong oval, striped, 

 handsome ; sub-acid, of moderate quality. 

 Autumn. 



Eighteen Ounce. See Twenty Ounce. 



Ellis. Small, roundish, greenish yellow ; 

 firm, pleasant long keeper. Conn. 



Elton Pippin. See Downton Pippin. 



Emperor Alexander. See Alexander. 



Enfield Pearmain. Rather small, round, 

 deep red ; mild, rich. Early winter. 



English Codlin. Rather large, oblong conic, 

 yellow, sub-acidcooking. Summer and 

 Autumn. 



English Golden Pippin. Small, roundish, 

 yellow ; flesh yellow, with a rich, sub-acid 

 flavor. Winter. English. 



English Nonsuch. See Nonsuch. 



English Red Streak. See Red Streak. 



English Russet, p. 226. 



English Sweeting. See Ramsdell's Sweeting. 



English Vandervere. See Smokehouse. 



Episcopal. See Fall Pippin. 



Epsis Sweet. See Danvers Sweet. 



Epsy. Small, long conic, deep red ; sweet, 

 rich, handsome productive. Early win- 

 ter. Vt. 



Equineteley, p. 226. 



Ernst's Pippin, p. 205. 



Esopus Spitzenburgh, p. 222. 



Esten, p. 205. 



Excel. Large, oblate, ribbed, red on yel- 

 low; rich, sub-acid. Winter. Conn. 



Eve. See Early Red Margaret. 



Evening Party, p. 215. 



Ewalt. Medium, flattened, greenish yellow, 

 and a red cheek ; tender, pleasant, per- 

 fumed, very good. April. Pa. 



Eustis, p. 215. 



Exquisite. Below medium, oblate, striped ; 

 juicy, rich, pleasant. Autumn. Illinois. 



Fairbanks. Medium, oblate conic, striped ; 

 rich. Autumn. Maine. 



Fall Bough. See Autumn Bough. 



Fall or Summer Cheese. Resembles Win- 

 ter Cheese, but earlier. Va. 



Fall Harvey, p. 207. 



Fall Jenneting. Rather large, oblate, green- 

 ish yellow: sub-acid, pleasant cooking. 

 November. A great bearer. 



Fall Orange, p. 207. 



