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Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



Hoilow Crown, p. 216. 



Holman. Large, roundish conic, splashed 



red, sub-acid, good. Early winter. N. C. 

 Homony. Large, ovate conic, striped ; sub- 

 acid, rich, aromatic. July. Ky. 

 Honey Greening, p. 211. 

 Hooker. Medium, conic, striped; flesh 



greenish ; sub-acid. December. Conn. 

 Hoover. Large, roundish, rich crimson 



with large whitish dots; brisk acid. 



Early winter. S. C. 

 Horse, p, 195. 



Horse Block. See Manomet Sweet. 

 Housom's Red. Large, oblong, striped ; 



tender, aromatic, very good. October to 



February. Pa. 

 Howe's Russet. Closely resembles Roxbury 



Russet. Mass. 



Hubbardston Nonsuch, p. 216. 

 Hubbardston Pippin. Large, roundish, 



variable, striped ; crisp, pleasant, sub-acid. 



Winter. N. H. 

 Hughes, p. 227. 

 Hunge, p. 206. 

 Hunter. Medium, roundish conic, striped 



bright red ; flesh white. October. Pa. 

 Hunt's Russet. Small, conic, russet and 



dull red ; fine, sub-acid. Winter. Mass. 

 Hurlbut, p. 202. 

 Hyde's Sweet. See Wood's Sweet. 



Indian Queen. See Early Pennock. 



Indiana Favorite, p. 217. 



Indiana Jannetting. See Rawles' Janet. 



lola, see Equinetely. 



Irish Peach Apple. Medium, roundish, 



striped, brownish red ; flavor tolerable. 



August. 



Jabe. Medium, flattened, yellow, with a 

 red cheek ; tender, juicy, melting, rich. 

 Hardy and productive. September to 

 November. 



Jabez Sweet. Medium, roundish, dull red ; 

 sweet. Winter. Conn. 



Jackson. Medium, roundish, greenish yel- 

 low ; aromatic, very good. Winter. Pa. 



Jackson Red. See Nickajack. 



James River. See Limber Twig. 



Jefferson. Rather large, roundish conic, 

 splashed dull red ; sub-acid, very good. 

 Good keeper. Ky. 



Jefferson County, p. 202. 



Jeffries, p. 202. 



Jeniton. See Rawle's Janet. 



Jenkins. Small, roundish ovate, red with 

 white dots ; pleasant, aromatic, very good. 

 Winter. Pa. 



Jennette. See Rawle's Janet. 



Jenny's Seedling. See Hall. 



Jersey Black. Medium, roundish, regular, 

 dark red, nearly sweet, good ; tree vigoi 

 ous, very productive. Valuable for mar- 

 ket. Western. See p. 217. 



Jersey Greening. See Rhode Island Green- 

 ing. 



Jersey Pippin. Medium, oblong conic, 

 striped; sub-acid, good. December. 

 Foreign. 



Jersey Sweeting, p. 197. 



Jewett's Best. Large, roundish or oblate, 

 deep red; flesh yellow, juicy, rich sub- 

 acid. Early winter. Vt. 



Jewett's Red, p. 203. 



Joe Berry. See Newtown Spitzenburgh. 



John's Sweet. Medium, oblong or conic, 

 striped red on whitish yellow : sweet, of a 

 peculiar flavor. Winter. N. H. 



Johnson. Rather large, roundish conic, 

 striped; tender, sweet, becoming mealy, 

 Late summer. Conn. 



Johnson's Fine Winter. See Imperial 

 York. 



Jonathan, p. 217. 



Jones Pippin. See Fall Orange. 



Juicy Bite. See Better than Good. 

 Julian, p. 192. 

 Julin. See Julian. 

 July Pippin. See Early Harvest. 

 Junalieska. Large, roundish conic, yellow ; 

 flesh yellow, sub-acid. Winter. N. C. 



Kaigu's Spitzenburgh. Large, oblong 

 approaching ovate, red; coarse, crisp, 

 sub-acid. Early winter. 



Kane, p. 203. 



Kaiser, p. 217. 



Keim. Rather small, oblong oval, yellow, 

 sub-acid, aromatic, delicate, very good. 

 Winter. Pa. 



Keister. Small, roundish conic, striped ; 

 pleasant, very good. October. Pa. 



Kelly's Sweet. See Moore's Sweet 



Kelly White. See Belmont. 



Kelsey. Medium, roundish oblate, green- 

 ish yellow; flesh greenish white, tender, 

 pleasant, aromatic, very good. March. 

 Pa. 



Kenrick's Autumn. Large, roundish, 

 striped ; sprightly sub-acid. September. 



