Descriptive List and Index Apples. 



Western Spy, p. 231. 



Westfield Seek-no-further, p. 223. 



Weston. Medium, roundish conical, striped 

 on light yellow ; mild, p'easant October. 

 Mass. 



WetherelPs White Sweeting. Large, yellow ; 

 September. N. J. 



Wheeler's Sweet Large, conical, ribbed 

 yellow, with a red cheek ; sweet, pleasant. 

 October. Ohio. 



White Astrachan. Medium, roundish, very 

 smooth; tender, delicate, rather dry. 

 August. Russian. Of little value. 



White Bellflower. See Ortley. 



White Detroit. See Ortley. 



White Doctor. Large, roundish oblate, 

 greenish yellow ; acid, not rich. Autumn. 

 Pa. 



White Golden Sweet. See Baker's Sweet. 



White Hawthornden. See Hawthornden. 



White Juneating, p. 197. 



White Pippin, p. 231. 



White Rambo, p. 231. 



White Seek-no-further. See Green ditto. 



White Spanish Reinette, p. 231. 



White Spice. See Dyer. 



White Sweeting. Medium, roundish oblate, 

 white with a red cheek ; very sweet culi- 

 nary. Autumn. Great bearer. Maine. 



White Vandevere. See Vandevere. 



White Winter. Small, round, light yellow, 

 with a red cheek ; juicy, mild, sub-acid, 

 not rich. Spring. Pa. 



White Winter Calville. Medium, roundish 

 conic, ribbed, yellow; coarse, pleasant. 

 December. French. Valueless here. 



White Winter Pearmain, p. 232. 



Whitewater Sweet. Medium, round, yel- 

 low ; sweet long keeper. Southern 

 Ohio. 



Whitney's Russet. Medium, oblate, rus- 

 seted; flesh fine grained, rich, spicy. 

 Winter. Canada. 



Williams' Early Red. See Williams' Favor- 

 ite. 



Williams' Favorite, p. 194. 



William Penn. Rather large, round oblate, 

 greyish stripes on greenish yellow ; juicy, 

 rich, aromatic, very good. February. 

 Pa. 



William Tell. See Pittsburgh Pippin. 



Willow Twig, p. 224. 



Wine, p. 224. 



Wine of Conn. See Twenty Ounce. 



Wine Sap, p. 224. 



Wine Strawberry. See Richards' Graft. 



Wing Sweeting, p. 211. 



Winn's Russet. Large, dark russet, striped ; 



sub-acid. Good keeper. Maine. 

 Winslow. Large, round, striped ; sub-acid. 



November and December. Va. 

 Winter Cheese, p. 332. 

 Winter Genneting. See Rawle's Jannet. 

 Winter Harvey. Large, roundish conic, 



pale yellow. 



Winter King. See King of Tompkins co. 

 Winter Pearmain. See Autumn Pearmain. 

 Winter Pippin of Geneva, p. 232. 

 Winter Pippin of Vermont. See Winter 



Harvey. 

 Winter Queen. Medium, conic, crimson ; 



mild sub-acid. Early winter. 

 Winter Queen. See Fall Queen of Ky. 

 Winter Seek-no-further. See Fall do. 

 Winter Sweet Paradise, p. 212. 

 Winter Wine. See Wine. 

 Winthrop Greening, p. 209. 

 Winthrop Pearmain. Large, round ovate 



striped ; spicy, pleasant. Autumn. Me. 

 Wolfs Den. See AverilL 

 Wolman's Harvest. See Summer Rose. 

 Wood's Greening, p. 232. 

 Wood's Sweet Large, oblate, irregular 



striped; tender, juicy, rich, very good. 



Autumn. Vt. 

 Woodstock. See Dyer. 

 Woodstock Pippin. See Blenheim Pippin. 

 Woolman's Long. See Ortley. 

 Wormsley Pippin. Medium, roundish, 



greenish yellow ; sharp sub-acid. Sep- 

 tember. English. 

 Wright Apple. Medium, roundish oblate, 



yellow; tender, juicy, aromatic, almost 



sweet. Autumn. Vt. 

 Wyker Pippin. See Golden Reinette. 



Yacht Large* roundish, striped ; sub-acid. 

 Winter. Pa. 



Yellow Bellflower, p. 232. 



Yellow German Reinette. See Golden 

 Reinette. 



Yellow Harvest. See Early Harvest. 



Yellow Horse, See Horse. 



Yellow Ingestrie. Small, yellow ; spicy- 

 valueless. Foreign. 



Yellow Juneating. See Early Harvest. 



Yellow Meadow. Large, oblate, greenish 

 yellow ; compact, rich, very good. No- 

 vember. Southern. 



Yellow Newtown Pippin, p. 232. 



