310 Editorial MisceUanv. 



BoxuM. — Large, red, good bearer, one of the best. 



Hewe's Crab. — Small, superior for winter cider, a great bearer, 



Waugh's Crab. — Rather large, lively red, flesh very white, fine 

 grained, makes a fine white cider in January, in the Spring it is 

 one of the best eating Apples, very juicy and sweet, will keep till 

 June. 



Holady's Seedling. — Large, yellow and russet, flesh a little 

 coarse, very tender and juicy, a good keeper, one of the very 

 best. 



Rawle's Jaxnetti.vg. — Large, stripe on a yellow gi'ouud, well 

 known as rich and juicy, bears and keeps well, and one of the 

 best. 



LiMBERTWiG. — Rather large, dull red, and yellow, a regular and 

 good bearer when kept in dry sand, to prevent shrivelling, until 

 March, it is a rich, tender, juicy Apple. 



Leather Coat. — A great bearer and keeper, quality fair. 



Milam. — Red, rather a shy bearer, until the trees are fully grown, 

 quality very good. 



Ogleby. — Large, greenish yellow, quality very good, great 

 bearer. 



Brooke's Pippix. — Very large, yellow, flesh very tender and 

 juicy, keeps well until Spring, great bearer, the best. 



Prior's Red. — Large, irregular stripe, spotted and russet, the 

 best. 



Long Islaxd Russet. — Large, keeps pretty well. 



Stawx's Seedlixg. — Large, striped, good bearer, very good. 



Bell Pree. — Large, greenish yellow, very good. 



Albemarle, or Mouxtaix Pippin. — Very large, greenish yellow, 

 very tender and juicy. 



C. C. Wellford. — Rather small, handsome yellow, very tender, 

 rich and juicy, will keep till June, the best. 



Winter Queen. — Handsome stripe, good for early Winter. 



Vandevere. — Dull stripe, a grSat bearer, keeps well, very good. 



Wine Sap. — Large, dark red, a good and early bearer, very 

 good. 



