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FLOWER OP KENT. 



Foreign. Large, roundish, flattened, dull yeHow and red; flesh, greenish yellow, coarse, 

 lub -acid October, January, 



GATJLT'S BELLFLOWER. 



American. Large, roundish, pale yellow ; flesh, white coarse. October, December. 



GIANT. 



American. Large, roundish, dull red striped ; flesh, greenish white, tender ; "good." 



GOLDEN APPLE. 



American. Large, oblate ; skin, golden yellow, slightly sprinkled with brown dots; flesl, 

 yellow, coarse, juicy, sub-acid flavor. October to December. 



GOLDEN. 

 American. Medium, roundish, ribbed, light yellow ; flesh, yellowish, acid. July. 



GOLDEN KEINETTE. 



Aurore, I Kirke's Golden Eeinette, 



Yellow German Keinette, | Wyker Pippin, &c., &c. 



Foreign. Small, roundish, greenish yellow, a little red ; flesh, yellow, crisp, mild sub-acid. 

 October, January. 



GOLDEN HARVEY. 



Brandy Apple. 

 Foreign. Small, roundish, russet on yellow, reddish cheek, sub-acid. November to March. 



GOLDEN PEARMAIN. 

 Buckman's Pearmain, | Dutch Pearmain, I Bed Basset. 



Medium, roundish flattened, red, russet; flesh, yellowish, dry, sub-acid. November, D 

 oember. 



GOODYEAR. 



Goodyear's Seedling. 

 American. New, medium, roundish, red ; flesh, juicy ; only valuable as a keeper. 



GOVERNOR. 

 American. Large, yellowish, tinged with red, juicy, acid, cooking. October, January. 



GOLDEN PIPPIN. 

 English Golden Pippin, | Old Golden Pippin, Ac. | Eleven other names. 



Foreign, Small, round; yellow, with irregular russet marblings; stem, long, slender; 

 basis, shallow ; flesh, yellow, fine-grained, sub-acid, sprightly. December to March. There 

 is an " English Golden Pippin " grown at the West, which is large, oval, basin deep, entirely 

 distinct from above. 



GRAND SACHEM. 



Large, roundish, ribbed, dull red ; flesh, white, dry. September. 



GREEN DOMINE. 



Medium, oblate, greenish yellow, washed or obscurely striped with dull red ; flesh, whitish, 

 firm, with pleasant, peculiar flavor. December, February. 



GREYHOUBB. 



Medium, oblate, nearly globular, dull red, with faint stripes; flesh, firm and dry; said to be 

 .ae for cider. Winter. 



HANNAH. 

 American. Medium, conical, pale yellow and dull red ; flesh, white, dry. October, November 



HARVEST BED STREAK. 



From Michigan. A local name ; probably an old variety ; small or medium, oblate ang 

 lar ; skin, whitish; striped and splashed. 



HBPPBR. 

 Hepler, of some. 

 American. Small, roundish, yellow ; flesh, dry. 



