Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



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Munson Sweeting, p. 198. 



Murphy ; or, Murphy's Red. Large, 

 roundish oblong, striped ; tender, agree- 

 able. Early winter. Mass. 



Murray. Medium, oblong conic, rich 

 orange yellow ; brisk, sub-acid. Winter. 

 Southern. 



Musk Melon. See Toccoa. 



Musk Spice. Small, roundish oblate, red 

 and yellow ; sub-acid, very good. Octo- 

 ber. 



Myers' Nonpareil, p. 204. 



Mygatt's Bergamot. See Dyer. 



Ne Plus Ultra of Ga. See Equinetely. 

 Nequassa. Large, oblate, striped ; 



flesh white, very sweet. December. 



N. C 



Neverfail. See Rawles' Jannet. 

 Neversink. Large, roundish, red on yellow ; 



very good pineapple flavor. Winter. Pa. 

 Newark King, p. 219. 

 Newark Pippin, p. 228. 

 Newark Sweeting. See Campfield. 

 New Jersey Red Streak. See Early Pen- 

 nock. 

 Newtown Greening. See Golden Pippin of 



Westchester co. 

 Newtown Pippin, p. 228. 

 Newtown Pippin of Sanders. Large, round- 

 ish conic, ribbed, light yellow, marbled; 



firm, crisp, sub-acid. Ky. 

 Newtown Spitzenburgh, p. 219. 

 New York Greening. See Golden Pippin 



of Westchester co. 



New York Spice. See Leland Spice. 

 New York Vandevere, p. 219. 

 Nickajack, p. 219. 

 Nodhead. See Jewett's Fine Red. 

 Nonpareille ; or, Old Nonpareil. Rather 



small, roundish ovate, greenish yellow; 



rich, acid. December. English of little 



value here. 

 Nonsuch. Medium, oblate, regular, striped 



light red ; soft, sub-acid. English. 

 Norfolk Beaufin. Large, oblate, dull red ; 



flesh firm, poor cooking. Good keeper. 



English. 

 Northern Golden Sweet. See Northern 



Sweet. 



Northern Spy, p. 219. 

 Northern Sweet. Medium, roundish conic, 



yellow ; sweet, rich, very good. Autumn. 



Vermont. 

 Norton's Melon. See Melon. 



Oconee Greening. Very large, roundish 

 oblate, yellow ; lively sub-acid, aromatic, 

 very good. Resembles Disharoon. Win- 

 ter. Ga. 



Oglesby. Medium, oblate, yellow; crisp, 

 sub-acid, good. Va. 



Ohio Favorite. See Ortley. 



Ohio Nonpareil. See Myers' Nonpareil. 



Ohio Pippin. See Ernst's Pippin. 



Ohio Red Streak. Medium, oblate, striped ; 

 compaa, rich, sub-acid. Winter. Ohio. 



Ohio Wine. See Fall Wine. 



Old English Codlin. Rather large, oblong 

 conic, yellow; sub-acid cooking. Sum- 

 mer and autumn. English. 



Oldfield. Medium, oblate conic, yellow; 

 mild sub-acid, pleasant. Winter. Conn. 



Old Nonsuch. See Red Canada. 



Old Town Crab; or Spice Apple of Va. 

 Rather small, greenish yellow ; crisp, 

 sweet, pleasant, aromatic. Winter. 



Old Town Pippin. See Hubbardston 

 Nonsuch. 



Orange. See Lowell. 



Orange Sweet. See Munson's Sweet. 



Orndorf, p. 204. 



Orrie's Early. Rather large, pale yellow. 

 September. Foreign. 



Ortley, p. 229. 



Osborn's Sweet. Large, roundish, yellow ; 

 sweet October. Western. 



Osceola, p. 219. 



Osgood's Favorite. See Lyscom. 



Oslin. Rather small, oblate, yellow; firm, 

 rich, aromatic. August. Scotch. 



Overman's Sweet. Medium, conic, striped, 

 sweet, very good baking. October. 111. 



Ox Apple. See Monstrous Pippin. 



Ox Eye. See N. Y. Vandevere. 



Paradise Winter Sweet, p. 212. 



Patterson Sweet. See Bailey's Sweet. 



Pawpaw. Medium, striped ; mild, sub-acid. 

 Mich. 



Peach Pond Sweet. Medium, oblate, striped 

 light red ; tender, sweet, agreeable. Au- 

 tumn. N. Y. 



Peck's Pleasant, p. 229. 



Pennock's Red Winter. Large, roundish, 

 slightly oblong, deep dull red; rather 

 coarse, mild, pleasant. Affected with bit- 

 ter rot. Good keeper. Pa. 



Pennsylvania Vandevere. See Vandevere. 



People's Choice. Medium, oblate, bright 

 red ; brisk sub-acid. Winter. Pa. 



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