Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



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Kentish Fill Basket. Very large, roundish, 

 yellow, slightly streaked ; sub-acid cook- 

 ing. October, January. English. 



Kerry Pippin. Medium, oval, yellow ; crisp, 

 rich. Autumn. Irish. 



Keswick Codlin, p. 206. 



Ketchum's Favorite. Medium, oval conic, 

 yellow with a blush ; mild, rich, very good. 

 Autumn. Vt. 



Kilham Hill. Rather large, roundish, 

 striped; good at first, becoming mealy 

 and worthless. September. Mass. 



King of Tompkins Co., p. 217. 



King of the Pippins. Medium, roundish 

 oblate, striped : rather poor. English. 



King Philip. See Jonathan. 



Kingsbury Russet. See Cheeseborough 

 Russet. 



Kingsley. Medium, roundish oval, striped ; 

 sub-acid, very good. Winter and spring. 

 Monroe co., N. Y. 



Kirkbridge White, p. 195. 



Kirk's Lord Nelson Rather large, roundish, 

 striped ; quality moderate. Autumn Eng- 

 lish. 



Klaproth. p 192. 



Knight's Golden Pippin. See Downton 

 Pippin. 



Kohl. Small, roundish good keeper. Ger- 

 man. 



Krowser. Medium, roundish conic, striped ; 

 flesh white, mild sub-acid. Winter. Pa. 

 Productive and popular. 



Lacker, p. 217. 



Ladies' Blush. See Gabriel, 



Ladies' Favorite of Tenn. See Fall Queen 

 of Ky. 



Ladies' Sweeting, p. 209. 



Lady Apple, p. ^27. 



Lady Washington. See Cooper. 



Lake Small, ovate conic, striped; sub- 

 acid, very good. A great bearer. Ohio. 



Lancaster Greening. Medium, roundish 

 conic, greenish yellow; sub-acid-cook- 

 ing. Good keeper. Pa, 



Landon. Medium, roundish, yellow and 

 red ; flesh yellowish, firm, crisp, aromatic, 

 very good. Winter. Vt. 



Lane's Red Streak. Large, roundish conic, 

 yellow, with small stripes; sub-acid, 

 good. October. Illinois. 



Landrum Medium, conic, deep crim- 

 son ; rather coarse, rich. Autumn. 

 Southern. 



Lane Sweet. Medium, oblate, yellow; 

 sweet, aromatic. Winter. Mass. 



Lansingburg. Medium, roundish conic; 

 yellow, with a handsome red cheek ; flesh 

 firm, sub-acid, moderately rich keeps 

 through spring. Ohio. New. 



Large Romanite. See Pennock. 



Large Striped Winter Pearmain ; or, Striped 

 Sweet Pippin. Large, roundish, slightly 

 oblate, striped on yellow ; very mild, sub- 

 acid, good. October to January. South- 

 ern. 



Large Yellow Bough See Sweet Bough. 



Late Baldwin. See Baldwin. 



Late Bough. See Autumn Sweet Bough. 



Late Golden Sweet. See Baker's Sweet 



Late Queen. Large, roundish conical, pale 

 red on yellow ; sub -acid, good. Autumn. 

 Ohio. 



Late Strawberry, p. 203. 



Ledge Sweet. Large, roundish oblate, yel- 

 lowish green with a blush ; sweet. A 

 good keeper. N. H. 



Leicester Sweet, p. 211. 



Leland Pippin ; or, Leland Spice, p. 203 



Lemon Pippin. Medium, oval, greenish 

 yellow ; sub-acid. English. 



Lewis. Medium, oblate conic, skin yellow, 

 striped ; flesh yellow, compact, rich, sub- 

 acid. Early winter. Indiana. 



Liberty. Rather large, oblong conic, 

 striped ; flesh yellow ; firm, mild sub-acid. 

 Long keeper. Western. 



Limber Twig, p. 218. 



Lincoln Pippin. See Winthrop Greening. 



Lippincott's Sweet. Rather large, greenish 

 white, productive, keeps till spring, good. 

 N.J. 



Little Pearmain. See Bullock's Pippin. 



Locy. Roundish, variable, striped ; flesh 

 greenish, pleasant. Early winter. 



London Sweet, p. 211. 



Long Island Seek-no-further, p. 203. 



Long John ; or, Red, or Long Pearmain. 

 Believed to be Kaign's Spitzenburgh. 

 [Another Long John is green, has a dry 

 flesh, and is a great keeper ] 



Long Stem of Pa., p. 218. 



Long Stem Sweet. See Baker's Sweet. 



Long Stemmed Sweet. Rather small, 

 roundish, yellow; juicy, melting, sweet 

 Vigorous and productive. 



Loudon Pippin, p. 227. 



Lowell, p. 206. 



Lyman's Large Summer, p. 196. 



