Apples. 



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Briggs' Auburn. Large, oblate, light 

 yellow; sub-acid. September, Oc- 

 tober. Me. 



Brittle Sweet. Rather large, round- 

 ish ; crisp, sweet, very good. Au- 

 tumn. 



Broadwell, p. 229. 



Brookes' Pippin, p. 242. 



Buchanan's Pippin. Medium, ob- 

 late yellow, shaded maroon ; flesh 

 greenish ; crisp, refreshing, sub- 

 acid. Late winter. Ohio. 



Buck Meadow. Above medium, 

 roundish, streaked ; sub-acid, 

 rather rich. Winter. Conn. 



Buckingham, p. 217. 



Bucks County Pippin. Large, round- 

 ish, slightly oblate and oblique, 

 greenish yellow ; firm, slightly 

 sub-acid. Pa. 



Buff, p. 231. 



Buffington's Early. Rather small, 

 oblate, light yellow; fine, sub- 

 acid, excellent. Summer. A poor 

 bearer. 



Bullet, p. 231. 



Bullock's Pippin, p. 243. 



Buncombe or Bunkum. See Red 

 Winter Pearmain. 



Burlington Pippin. Full medium, 

 roundish oblate, striped, flesh 

 white, mild sub-acid, very good. 

 Early winter. Vt. 



Burnhap Greening. Medium, round- 

 ish, greenish yellow ; crisp, sub- 

 acid. Early winter. Vt. 



Burr's Winter Sweet. Medium, ob- 

 late, striped ; aromatic. Winter. 

 Mass. 



Bush. Rather large, oblate, greenish 

 yellow ; pleasant. September. Pa. 



Butter. Rather large, roundish ob- 

 long, yellow, fair ; sweet, rich 



cooking. Autumn. Pa. Several 

 of this name. 



Byram's Sweet. Medium, oblate, 

 yellow ; sweet, pleasant flavor. 

 October. 



Cabashea. Very large, oblate, striped 

 dull red ; coarse ; sub-acid. Early 

 winter. 



Cabbage-head. Large, yellow, coarse, 

 crisp, sub-acid. Good. Vigorous 

 and productive. N. J. 



Cain, or Cane. See Kane. 



Calef's Sweet. Very large, roundish, 

 yellow ; sweet, rich. November to 

 January. N. H. Valuable. 



Callasaga. See Cullasaga. 



Camak's Sweet, p. 229. 



Campfield, or Newark Sweeting. 

 Medium, roundish oblate, smooth, 

 striped ; firm, not juicy ; rich, 

 sweet. Keeps long. N. J. 



Canada Baldwin. Medium, roundish 

 oblate, striped rich red on a white 

 skin ; flesh white, with a mild sub- 

 acid, quince-like flavor. Winter. 

 Quebec. 



Canada Reinette, p. 243. 



Cann, or Sweet Cann. Large, conic, 

 greenish, dull cheek ; sweet, pleas- 

 ant. Winter. 



Cannahan's Favorite, p. 232. 



Cannon Pearmain, p. 232. 



Capron's Pleasant, p. 223. 



Carnation, p. 217. 



Carpenter's Sweet. Medium, round- 

 ish conic, yellow and red, flesh 

 white, sweet, pleasant, rich ; mid- 

 autumn, valuable for market. 

 Conn. 



Carolina Red June, p. 208. 



Carolina Spice. See Nickajack. 



Carolina Winter Queen, p. 232. 



