THE RASPBERRY. 



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Ohio Everbearing. Resembles, in all respects, the Ameri- 

 can Black, except in a continued succession of fruit till 

 mid-autumn. 



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Fig. 283.— Fastoijf. 



Fig. 289.— iJed Antwerp, 



Red Antwerp. {Syn. True Red Antwerp.) Very large, 

 conical, dull red ; flavor rich and sweet. Canes mode- 

 rately strong, yellowish green, becoming pale brown, 

 prickles not numerous. Ripens about midsummer. 



An inferior sort, of smaller size, is disseminated under 

 this name — it is distinguished from the genuine by its 

 round, obtuse form, while the true is somewhat conical 

 and pointed. 



[n southern Virginia and Carolina, the Antweps fail from 

 the heat of the sun. 



Yellow Jntwery. {Syyi. White Antwerp.) Quite large, 

 conical, often long-conical, light yellow, with fine bristles ^ 

 flcvor very rich and excellent. Rather tender — need? 

 winter protection at the north, which renders it less valu 

 able than some other sorts of no better flavor. 



