Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



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Sweet Pearmain. See Kenrick Sweet. 



Sweet Pippin. See Hog Island Sweet ; 

 also Moore's Sweet. 



Sweet Rambo. Medium, roundish oblate, 

 yellow, shaded red with large dots ; tender, 

 juicy, rich, aromatic. Late autumn. Pa. 



Sweet Red Streak. See Sweet Vandevere. 



Sweet Romanite, p. 210. 



Sweet Russet. See Pumpkin Sweet. 



Sweet and Sour. Large, oblate, ribbed, 

 with green ribs of acid flesh, and whitish 

 spaces between of nearly flavorless, sweet- 

 ish flesh. 



Sweet Swaar See Autumnal Swaar. 



Sweet Vandevere, p. 210. 



Sweet Wine. See Fall Wine. 



Sweet Wine Sap. Medium, oblate, splashed 

 deep crimson; tender, juicy, sweet, rich. 

 November. Pa. 



Swiss, or Switzer Apple. See Pittsburgh 

 Pippin. 



Tallman Sweeting, p. 212. 

 Tallow Apple. See Lowell. 

 Tart Bough. See Early Harvest. 

 Tetofsky. Medium, roundish or oblate 



conic, striped; flesh white, sprightly, 



agreeable. August. Succeeds at the 



North. Russian. 

 Tewksbury Blush, p. 230. 

 Tibbett's Seedling. Large, conic, whitish ; 



sub-acid, pleasant. Mich. 

 Tift Sweeting, p. 198. 

 Tinmouch ; or, Teignmouth. Rather large, 



oblate, whitish yellow, shaded red; mild 



sub-acid. Early winter. Vt. 

 Titus Pippin. Large, oblong conic, light 



yellow, not high flavored. November. 

 Toccoa. Rather large, conic, irregular 



striped; with a rich Spitzenburgh flavor. 



August Ga. 

 Tompkins. See Dyer. 

 Townsend. See Hocking. 

 Trenton Early, p. 197. 

 Trumbull Sweeting. Rather large, round 



oblate, yellow ; sweet, good. Autumn. O. 

 Tulpahocken. See Fallavvater. 

 Turkey Greening. Large, oblate, green, 



with a dull blush ; flesh greenish, sub-acid, 



not rich. Winder. Conn. 

 Turner's Green. See Winter Cheese. 

 Twenty Ounce, p. 205. 

 TwitchelPs Sweet Medium, conic, red and 



purple; flesh white, stained, sweet, plea- 

 sant flavor. November. N. H. 



Uncle Sam's Best. See Fall Wine. 



Vandevere. (White Vandevere, Green do. ; 



Little Vandevere of Ind. ; Vandevere of 



Pa.) Medium, oblate, striped ; compact ; 



rich, sub-acid flavor. October to January. 



Del. Superseded, Distba from N. Y. 



Vandevere, and Vandevere Pippin. 

 Vandevere Pippin, p. 205. 

 Vandyne. Large, roundish, yellow; sub- 

 acid, agreeable. October. 

 Vaughan's Winter. Medium, oblate oblique, 



whitish yellow, shaded red; agreeable. 



Winter. Ky. 

 Vermont. See Walworth. 

 Vermont Pippin. See Tinmouth. 

 Victorieuse Reinette. Large, roundish 



oblong, pale yellow ; pleasant, aromatic. 



Winter. German. 

 Virginia Greening, p. 230. 



Wabash Bellflower. Large, ovate, orange 

 red on yellow; sub-acid, good handsome. 

 November. Pa. 



Waddel Hall. See Shockley. 



Wagener, p. 223. 



Walker's Yellow. Large, conic, golden yel- 

 low ; rather acid. Winter. Pa. 



Walpole. Medium, roundish, striped, sub- 

 acid. Late summer. Mass. 



Walworth. See Summer Pippin. 



Warfield, p. 197. 



Warren Pennock. See Early Pennock. 



Warren Pippin. See Ortley. 



Washington. See Sops of Wine. 



Washington Royal. Rather large, round 

 oblate, yellowish green ; fine flavored 

 keeps till July. Mass. 



Washington Strawberry, p 206. 



Watson's Dumpling. Large, roundish, red 

 on yellowish green ; sub-acidcooking. 

 Late autumn. English. 



Watson's Favorite. Medium, roundish 

 oblate, red on yellow ; pleasant, rich, juicy, 

 very good. 



Waxen of Coxe. Medium, roundish oblate, 

 pale yellow; mild sub-acid. November. 

 Va. 



Wellford's Yellow, p. 223. 



Wellington Apple. See Dumelow's Seed- 

 ling. 



Wells' Apple. See Domine. 



Wells' Sweeting, p. 212. 



Westchester Seek-no- further. See Long 

 Island ditto. 



