712 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Oliver, p. 318. 



Orange Crab, p. 349. 



Orange Pippin. Medium, round- 

 ish, whitish-yellow; fine- 

 grained, mild sub-acid, good. 

 Early autumn. N. J. 



Orange Sweet. Several of this 

 name. 



Orndorf, p. 313. 



Orne's Early. Rather large, 

 pale yellow. September. For- 

 eign. 



Ortley, p. 343. 



Osborn's Sweet. Large, round- 

 ish, yellow; sweet. October. 

 Western. 



Osceola, p. 331. 



Osgood's Favorite. See Lyscon. 



Oslin. Rather small, oblate, 

 yellow; firm, rich, aromatic. 

 August. Scotch. 



Ostrokoff. Medium, round, yel- 

 low, cavity deep, stem me- 

 dium, basin shallow, ribbed; 

 flesh greenish, acid. Good 

 for cooking purposes. Early 

 winter. Russian. 



Otoe Red. (Otoe Red Streak.) 

 Medium, roundish-oblate, yel- 

 low and red; good. Winter. 



Overman's Sweet. Medium, 

 conic, striped; sweet, very 

 good baking. October. 111. 



Ox Apple. See Monstrous Pippin. 



Ox Eye. See N. Y. Vandevere. 



Ozark. See Gano. 



Paradise, Summer Sweet, p. 257. 



Paradise, Winter Sweet, p. 272. 



Paragon. Large, roundish-coni- 

 cal, smooth yellow, washed 

 red, cavity large, regular, deep, 

 basin furrowed, stem short, 

 slender, but yellow, crisp, 



juicy, good. Winter. Tenn. 

 Said by some to be identical 

 with Arkansas Black Twig. 



Park Spice, or Park Apple. Me- 

 dium, roundish, striped; mild 

 sub-acid, aromatic, very good. 

 Winter. Productive. West- 

 chester County, N. Y. 



Patterson Sweet. See Bailey 

 Sweet. 



Paul's Imperial Crab, p. 349. 



Pawpaw. Medium, striped; 

 mild, sub-acid. Mich. 



Payne's Hesper. Medium, round- 

 ish oblate, nearly sweet. Keep 

 well. Mo. 



Peach of Montreal. Resembles 

 Porter, but with a bright red 

 cheek. Very productive and 

 hardy. September. 



Peach Pond Sweet. Medium, 

 oblate, striped light red; ten- 

 der, sweet, agreeable. Au- 



tumn. N. Y. 



Pearsall's Sweet. Large, light 

 red, shaded and striped; 

 coarse, sweet, good. Early 

 winter. Productive, good for 

 baking. Long Island. 



Peck's Pleasant, p. 343. 



Pennock's Red Winter. Large, 

 roundish, slightly oblong, deep 

 dull red; rather coarse, mild, 

 pleasant. Affected with bitter 

 rot. Good keeper. Pa. 



Pennsylvania Vandevere. See 

 Vandevere. 



People's Choice. Medium, ob- 

 late, bright red; brisk sub- 

 acid. Winter. Pa. 



Pepka. See Sweet Pepka. 



Perry, p. 332. 



Petersburgh Pippin. See New- 

 town Pippin. 



