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Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



Fall Pearmain. Medium, roundish conic, 

 striped ; rich sub-acid. Autumn. Ct. 



Fall Pippin, p. 207. 



Fall Queen of Ky., see Buckingham. 



Fall Seek-no-further, p. 201. 



Fall Wine, p. 201. 



Fallawater, p. 226. 



Fameuse, p. 201. 



Farley's Red. Oblong oval, striped ; firm, 

 pleasant. Winter. Ky. 



Father Abraham. Small, flat, red ; flesh 

 white, pleasant. Keeps well. Va. and Ky. 



Fay's Russet. Rather small, conic, yellow 

 russet and red ; flesh white, pleasant, 

 sub-acid. Spring. Vt. 



Fenley. Large, oblate, irregular, yellowish 

 white ; very good. September. Ky. 



Fenouillet Gris. Small, roundish, yellow 

 and russet ; firm, rich, perfumed. Winter. 

 Foreign. 



Fenouillet Rouge. Small, roundish, rough, 

 brownish red ; firm. Autumn. Foreign. 



Ferdinand. Large, oblate, irregular, green- 

 ish yellow. Winter. S. C. 



Ferris. See L. I. Seek-no-further. 



Fisk's Seedling. Medium, oblate, oblique, 

 deep red ; flesh greenish white, tender, 

 rich. Autumn. N. H. 



Flat Pippin. See Pittsburgh Pippin. 



Fleiner. Medium, oblong, yellow ; sub-acid, 

 of moderate quality. A great bearer. 

 Autumn. Foreign. 



Flower of Kent. Large, roundish conic, 

 red and yellow, sub-acid cooking. Late 

 autumn. English. 



Flushing Seek-no-further. See Green 

 Seek-no-further. 



Flushing Spitzenburgh, p. 215. 



Food Apple. Large, roundish, yellow ; rich, 

 rather acid. Autumn. N. Y. 



Formosa Pippin. See Ribston Pippin. 



Fort Miami. Medium or large, roundish 

 oblong, ribbed ; brownish and russeted ; 

 sub-acid, spicy. Winter. Ohio. Little 

 known. 



Foster, p. 189. 



Foundling, p. 191 ; Fourth of July, p. 191. 



Franklin Golden Pippin. Medium, oval, 

 regular, deep yellow; rich, aromatic. 

 Autumn. 



French Pippin. Rather large, oblate, some- 

 times oblique, yellow; tender, rich, sub- 

 acid, very good. Late autumn. N. J. 

 The slender branches of the Newark Pip- 

 pin distinguish it from this variety. 



French's Sweet. Large, round ovate, green- 

 ish yellow ; firm, perfumed, very good. 

 Late autumn. Mass. 



Fronclin. Medium, round, bright red; 

 rather acid. Great bearer. Pa. 



Fulton, p. 226. 



Gabriel, p. 202. 



Garden Apple. See Beefsteak. 



Garden Royal, p. 192. 



Garden Sweet. Medium, oblong, yellow; 

 juicy, tender, sweet, good. September,, 

 October. Hardy and productive. 



Garretson's Early, p. 195. 



Gate. See Belmont. 



Giles. Medium, conic, dark red. Ct. 



Gillett's Seedling. See Rome Beauty. 



Gilpin, p. 214. 



Gipson's Kentucky Seedling. Rather small, 

 round ovate, dark red and greenish yel- 

 low ; sub-acid productive. Long keeper. 

 Ky. 



Gloria Mundi. See Monstrous Pippin. 



Glory of York. See Ribston Pippin. 



Gloucester Cheese. See Fall Cheese. 



Gloucester Pearmain. See Clarke's Pear- 

 main. 



Gloucester White. Medium, roundish ob- 

 late ; yellow, rich, aromatic. Autumn. 

 Va. 



Goble Russet. Medium, oblong, russet* 

 reddened ; dry, sweet. Autumn. 



Golden Ball, p. 226. 



Golden Goss. Round oblate, ribbed, yel- 

 low; good. 



Golden Harvey. Small, roundish, rough, 

 russety orange ; rich, sab-acid. Winter. 

 English. 



Golden Pippin. See English Golden Pip- 

 pin. 



Golden Pippin of Westchester Co., p. 226. 



Golden Pearmain. See Clarke's Pearmain. 



Golden Reinette. Small, roundish, regular, 

 yellow and orange striped; rich, mild 

 sub-acid. Late autumn. English. 



Golden Russet of New York, p. 227. 



Golden Spice. See Dyer. 



Golden Sweet, p. 189. 



Grandfather. Large, roundish, oblate conic, 

 striped and whitish; pleasant, sub-acid. 

 Autumn. 



Granniwinkle. Medium, roundish oblong, 

 red ; sweet for cider only. Autumn. N. J 



Granny Earl. Small, roundish oval, green 

 ish, striped. Early winter. 



