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Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



Petersbi rgh Pippin. See Newtown Pippin. 



Philadelphia Sweet. See Autumn Sweet 

 Bough. 



Philippi. Large, oblate conical, greenish 

 yellow ; tender, fragrant, very good. 

 January. Pa. 



Phillips' Sweeting, p. 210. 



Pickman Pippin. Medium, roundish oblate, 

 yellow : acid cooking. Winter. Mass. 



Pine Apple Russet. Medium, conic, whi- 

 tish yellow; sub-acid of little value. 

 Autumn. 



Pink Sweeting. Small, greenish and bright 

 red ; rich, pleasant, sweet. Great bearer. 

 September, October. Pa. 



Pittsburgh Pippin, p. 229. 



Pittstown. Rather large, roundish, slightly 

 oblong, light yellow, with a brown blush ; 

 tender, mild, sub-acid, good. October. 

 Pittstown, N. Y. 



Polhemus of Long Island. See Moore's 

 Sweet. 



Polly Bright. Oblong conic, light yellow, 

 with a red cheek ; tender, pleasant Sep- 

 tember, October. Va. and West. 



Pomme de Neige. See Fameuse. 



Pomme Grise, p. 229. 



Pomme Royal. See Dyer. 



Pomme Water. See Dyer. 



Porter, p. 207. 



Potter's Sweet. See Leicester Sweet.. 



Poughkeepsie Russet See English Rus- 

 set. 



Pound Royal, p 229. 



Pound Sweet See Lyman's Pumpkin 

 Sweet. 



Pownal Spitzenburgh. Rather large, oblate, 

 slightly conic, striped : sub-acid. Win- 

 ter. 



Pres. Ewing. Medium, roundish, striped ; 

 firm, agreeable, sub-acid. Winter. Ky. 



Pride of September. See September. 



Priestley. Medium, roundish oblong, 

 striped dull red; spicy, good. Winter. 

 Pa. 



Priest's Sweet. Medium, roundish conic, 

 striped dull red ; tender, pleasant Good 

 keeper. Mass. 



Primate, p. 196. 



Princely. Rather large, roundish oblate, 

 striped ; sub-acid, fine. Autumn- N. J. 

 and Pa. 



Prince's Harvest. See Early Harvest 



Prior's Red, p. 219. 



Progress, p. 229. 



Prolific Sweet. Roundish conic, green ; 



pleasant, sweet, spicy. Great bearer. 



December. Conn. 

 Pumpkin Russet, p. 198. 

 Pumpkin Sweet. See Lyman's Pumpkin 



Sweet. 

 Putman Harvey. Medium, roundish oblate, 



pale green ; tender, sub-acid, agreeable. 



August and September. 

 Putnam Russet. See Roxbury Russet. 



Quince. Rather large, roundish oblate, 

 yellow: mild, sub-acid, aromatic. No- 

 vember. 



Ragan, p. 220. 



Rambo, p. 204. 



Rambour d' Etc* ; or, Summer Rambour. 

 Medium, flat, striped, sub-acid. Septem- 

 ber. French. 



Ramsdell's Sweeting, p. 210. 



Randel's Best. Medium, roundish, striped ; 

 sweet. December. 



Rawles' Jannet, p. 220. 



Ray Apple. See Munson's Sweet. 



Rebecca. Large, roundish oblate, whitish 

 yellow and crimson ; tender, pleasant, 

 spicy. August, September. Del. 



Red Astrachan, p. 196. 



Red Bellflower. Large, oblong conic, 

 striped ; mild, sub-acid, becoming mealy. 

 Worthless. French. 



Red Calville ; or, Red Winter Calville. 

 Medium, roundish conic, ribbed, red; 

 mild, sub-acid. Winter. Foreign. 



Red Canada, p. 220. 



Red Cat-head. Large, roundish conic, yel- 

 low, shaded red ; brisk, pleasant. Autumn. 

 Va. 



Red Cheek. See Fall Orange. 



Red Cheek Pippin. See Monmouth Pip- 

 pin. 



Red Detroit, p. 215. 



Red Doaor. See Dodor. 



Red Gilliflower. See Cornish Gilliflower. 



Red Hazel. See Berry. 



Red Ingestrie. Small, ovate, yellow and 

 red ; firm, rich. Autumn. English. Of 

 little value here. 



Red June. See Carolina Red June. 



Red Pearmain. See Kaign's Spitzen- 

 burgh. 



Red Pumpkin Sweet. See Ramsdell's Sweet 



Red Quarrenden. See Devonshire Quar 

 renden. 



