42 western fruit book. 



G-reen's Choice. 



Remarks. — Handsome ; red striped ; passed by the Na- 

 tional Pomological Society, " Yery good." 



Green Siceetwg. 



Eemarks. — '" Of Xew York. Little known in Ohio." 

 — Trans. Ohio Pom. Society, 



Grey House. See Black Yandevere. 



Grimes's Golden Pippin. 



Remarks. — '• A good seedling from Yirginia." — Trans. 

 Ohio Pom. Society. 



Grindstone. See, also, American Pippin. Color, red on 

 green; form, flat; use, kitchen; quality, 4 ; season, all 

 Winter, and till July. 



Eemarks. — Abundant bearer. Hangs well. Like the 

 Lansingburgh, Yirginia Greening, and a few others, a 

 very great keeper, but a very poor apple, almost w^orthless. 



Gully Apple. 



Eemarks. — Pennsylvania apple ; much boasted of Lit- 

 tle known here, at present. It would be well to try it, 

 and all others with a great reputation elsewhere. 



Hagloe. Color, red ; form, round ; size, 2 ; use, table and 

 kitchen ; quality, 2 ; season, July. 



Eemarks. — Distinct from Hagloe Crab, a small, ovate, 

 cider apple. (See title. Cider Apples, in our descriptions 

 of apples.) Exhibited by A. H. Ernst. 



HAEEISOlSr. Color, green and yellow ; form, conical ; 

 Rize, 3 ; use, cider ; season. Winter. 



Eemarks. — Yery good cider apple (see C<der Apples"). 



