DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Rock Apple. Large, roundish, 

 striped; sub-acid, very good. 

 Autumn. N. H. 



Rockingham Red. See Allum. 



Rockremain. See Ralle's Jannet. 



Rockport Sweet. Medium, ob- 

 late, yellow, with a red cheek; 

 sweet, aromatic. Winter. 

 Mass. 



Rock Sweet. Rather small, 

 roundish, oblate conic, striped ; 

 sweet, rich. September. Mass. 



Romanite. See Carthouse. 



Romanite of New Jersey. See 

 Rambo. 



Roman Stem, p. 344. 



Rome Beauty, p. 333. 



Romna, p. 345. 



Roseau. Large, irregular, dark 

 red; of little value. Foreign. 



Rosenhager, p. 345. 



Rose Red. Medium, oblate, 

 striped and shaded red; lively 

 sub-acid, very good. Autumn. 

 Western N. Y. 



Ross Nonpareil. Small, round- 

 ish, thin russet; rich sub-acid, 

 aromatic. October. Irish. Of 

 little value. 



Rosy Red. Medium, striped; 

 mild sub-acid. Early winter. 

 Michigan. 



Roxbury Russet, p. 345. 



Royal Pearmain. See Hereford- 

 shire Pearmain. 



Royal Pippin. See Carter. 



Royal Table, p. 333. 



Rum Apple. Medium, oblate, 

 yellow, shaded crimson; sub- 

 acid. Winter. N. H. 



Runnels. Medium, green, rough ; 

 flesh firm, very good. Late 

 keeper market. 



Russet Pearmain, p. 334. 



Rymer. Large, oblate conic, yel- 

 low, shaded crimson ; sub-acid. 

 December. Foreign. 



Sailly Autumn. Medium, oblate 

 conic, greenish- yellow, with a 

 reddish cheek; tender, rich, 

 aromatic. September. N. Y. 



Saint Lawrence, p. 314. 



Salome. Medium, roundish, 

 slightly conical, striped and 

 shaded light and deep red on 

 a pale yellow skin; flesh ten- 

 der, mild sub-acid, slightly 

 aromatic, very good. Long 

 keeper. A valuable new west- 

 ern apple. 



Sandy Glass, p. 345. 



Sapson. See Sops-of-Wine. 



Sarah. Large, oblate, red 

 striped; good. Autumn. 



Sassafras Sweet. See Haskell's 

 Sweet. 



Saxton, or Fall Stripe. Bright 

 red, sub-acid, crisp, pleasant. 

 September. 



Scarlet Nonpareil. Medium, 

 roundish-conic, striped ; sub- 

 acid. November. English. 



Scarlet Pearmain. Medium, 

 ovate conic, crimson; flesh 

 white, good. Autumn. Eng- 

 lish. 



Scarlet Perfume. See Cole. 



Schoonmaker. Large, roundish- 

 oblate, greenish-yellow ; brisk 

 sub-acid, good. Winter. 



Scollop Gilliflower. Rather large, 

 roundish-conic, much ribbed, 

 striped, firm. December. 

 Ohio. 



Scott's Winter. Medium, round, 

 deep red, rather acid, good. 

 Is very hardy and a long 



