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Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



Sinclair's Yellow. Rather small, roundish 



or flat, fine orange ; rich sub-acid. 

 Sine qua Non, p. 196. 



Slingerland Pippin. Rather large, conic 

 oblate, yellow, shaded red ; rich sub -acid. 

 Early winter. N. Y. 



Smalley ; or, Spice. Medium, oblate conic, 

 yellow ; brisk, aromatic. Autumn. Conn. 

 Smith's Cider, p. 222. 

 Smithfield Spice. See Dyer. 

 Smokehouse, p. 205. 

 Snow. See Fameuse. 

 Sol Carter. See Equinetely. 

 Somerset. Large, roundish, yellow and red ; 



tender, juicy, sub-acid. September. 

 Sops of Wine, p. 193. 

 Sour Bough. See Summer Pippin. 

 Spencer Sweeting. See Hartford Sweeting. 

 Spice Apple of Virginia. See Old Town 



Crab. 

 Spice Russet. Small, round oblate, yellow 



russet ; aromatic, good. Winter. 

 Spice Sweeting ; or, Berry Bough. Medium, 

 oblate, smooth, pale yellow; sweet, aro- 

 matic, often knotty. August. 

 Sponge. Large, roundish, striped red on 



light green ; rather acid. December. 

 Sprague. Rather small, oblong ovate, yel- 

 low; sub-acid. October. 

 Springport Pippin. Medium, roundish, yel- 

 lowish green ; sub-acid, very good. Win- 

 ter. Cayuga co., N. Y. 

 St. Lawrence, p. 205. 



Stanard. Large, roundish, yellow and red ; 

 rather coarse, sub-acid. December. Erie 

 co., N. Y. 



Stansill. Rather large, oblate, striped ; 

 sub-acid. January. Early bearer. N. C. 

 Steele's Red Winter. See Baldwin. 

 Steel's Sweet. Medium, round, ribbed ; 



yellow. Winter. Conn. 

 Stehly. Large, oblate conic, striped ; mild 



sub-acid. Winter. Pa. 

 Sterling Beauty. See American Beauty. 

 Stillman's Early. Small, roundish conic, 

 yellow ; tender, pleasant, sub-acid. July 

 and August. Oneida co , N. Y. 

 Straat. See Stroat. 

 Strawberry. See Late Strawberry. 

 Striped Ashmore. See Ashmore. 

 Striped Belle Fleur. See Red Bellflower. 

 Striped Pearmain. Rather large, roundish, 



striped ; sub-acid. Winter. Ky. 

 Stroat. Medium, roundish ovate, yellowish 

 green ; rich, very good. Autumn. N. Y. 



Sturmer Pippin, Small, oblate, yellow and 



red ; rich, sub-acid. Winter. Ky. 

 Sudlow's Fall Pippin. See Franklin Gol- 

 den Pippin. 



Sugar Loaf Pippin. Medium, oblong conic, 

 smooth, whitish yellow ; sub-acid, poor. 

 Summer. English. 



Sugar Sweet. Large, conic, ribbed, yellow, 

 shaded red; rich, very sweet. Winter. 

 Mass. 



Summer Bellflower. Medium, ovate, yellow ; 

 flesh white, rich, sub-acid, very good. 

 August. Dutchess co., N. Y. 

 Summer Golden Pippin. Small, ovate, yel- 

 low; rich. August. English. 

 Summer Hagloe, p. 193. 

 Summer Horse. See Horse. 

 Summer Pearmain. See Autumn Pear- 

 main. 



Summer Pippin, p. 197. 

 Summer Queen, p. 193. 

 Summer Rambo. A corruption of Summet 



Rambour. 



Summer Rambour. See Rambour d'Ete*. 

 Summer Rose. p. 193. 

 Summer Sweet of Ohio. See High Top 



Sweeting. 



Summer Sweet Paradise, p 198. 

 Summerour. See Nickajack. 

 Superb Sweet. Large, roundish, yellow and 

 red ; tender, rich, sweet. Autumn. 

 Mass. 

 Surprise. Small, roundish, yellow ; flesh 



red. Of little value. 



Sutton Beauty. Rather large, roundish, 

 yellow and crimson ; sprightly sub-acid. 

 December. Mass. 

 Swaar, p. 230. 



Sweet Baldwin. Medium, roundish, deep 

 red; firm, sweet of little value. Novem- 

 ber. 



Sweet Bough, p. 190. 



Sweet Fall Pippin. Large, oblate, greenish 

 yellow ; sweet, rich. October, November. 

 N. Y. 

 Sweet Golden Pippin. See Autumnal 



Swaar. 



Sweet Golden Russet. Rather large, conic- 

 al, yellow, russeted; rich, sweet. Sep- 

 tember, October. Hardy productive. 

 Sweet Harvest. See Sweet Bough. 

 Sweet Harvey. See Sweet Vandevere. 

 Sweet June of Illinois. See High Top 



Sweeting. 

 Sweet Nonsuch. See Sweet Romanite. 



