APPLES. 69 



with red ; form, a little angular, ovate ; size, 3 ; use, table ; 

 quality, 2; season, October to January. 



Remarks. — A well flavored, old, English dessert apple, 

 but of too small a size to be popular in the AYest. Has a 

 high-flavored, aromatic juice. 



Mcnagere. Color, pale yellow, a little red in the sun, 

 sometimes ; form, flat ; size, 1 ; use, cooking, only ; quality, 

 3; season, August to January. 



Eemarks. — Immensely large. Rather devoid of flavor. 

 Flesh, a little dry. 



Marks. Color, yellowish white ; form, round, tapering 

 a little; size, 2; use, dessert; quality, 1. 



Remarks. — " Yery good, if not best." — Pennsylvania 

 Sort. Society. Flavor delicately perfumed. 



Maryland. Color, red. 

 Remarks. — " H 

 Ohio Pom. Society 



Remarks. — " Handsome, and good for market." — Trans. 



May. 



Remarks — '^ Of Myers. Good, long keeper. Little 

 known." — Trans. Ohio Pom Society. Outwardly like Pry- 

 or's Red. Yalued as a keejDer only. 



Michael Henry Pippin, or Raritan Sweet. Color, green, 

 yellowish, lively; form, conical, or roundish oblong, or 

 ovate, narrowing much to the e^-e, having this peculiarity 

 with some other apples ; size, 2 to 3 ; use, kitchen ; quality, 

 2; season, January. . 



Remarks. — This fruit has been confounded with the 

 White Winter Pearmain, which is superior in nearly 

 every respect. "Old, approved Winter." — Trans. Ohio 

 Pom. Society. Highly esteemed in some of our Western 



