722 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Wagener, p. 335. 



Walbridge, p. 326. Late win- 

 ter. Very hardy. 111. 



Walker's Yellow. Large, conic, 

 golden yellow; rather acid. 

 Winter. Pa. 



Wallace Howard. Large, coni- 

 cal; orange red, with crimson 

 stripes; flesh crisp, nearly 

 sweet. Fall. Ga. 



Walpole. Medium, roundish, 

 striped; sub-acid. Late sum- 

 mer. Mass. 



Walworth. See Summer Pippin. 



Warfield, p. 306. 



Warren Pennock. See Early 

 Pennock. 



Warren Pippin. See Ortley. 



Washington. See Sops-of-Wine. 



Washington Royal. Rather 

 large, round oblate, yellowish- 

 green; fine flavored keeps till 

 July. Mass. 



Washington Strawberry, p. 314. 



Water. Medium, ovate, whitish- 

 yellow with crimson cheek; 

 pleasant sub-acid, very good. 

 Autumn and winter. Hand- 

 some and valuable. Pa. 



Watermelon. See Melon. 



Watson's Dumpling. Large, 

 roundish, red on yellowish- 

 green; sub-acidcooking. 

 Late autumn. English. 



Watson's Favorite. Medium, 

 roundish- oblate, red on yel- 

 low; pleasant, rich, juicy, 

 very good. 



Watson's Vandevere. See Van- 

 devere. 



Wattaugah. See Hoover. 



Waxen of Core. Medium, 

 roundish-oblate, pale yellow; 

 mild sub-acid, November. Va, 



Wealthy, p. 318. 



Webb's Winter. Medium, round, 

 yellow. 



Wellford's Yellow, p. 335. 



Wellington Apple. See Dume- 

 low's Seedling. 



Wells' Apple. Medium, round- 

 ish-oblate, red on yellow; sub- 

 acid. Tree vigorous, stems 

 slender, prolific. Good keeper. 

 Origin Pa., but disseminated 

 from Ohio. See Dominie. 



Wells' Sweet, p. 322. 



Westchester Seek-no-further. 

 See Long Island Seek-no-fur- 

 ther. 



Western Beauty. Large, round- 

 ish, shaded with bright red on 

 pale yellow; coarse, crisp, 

 tender, mild sub-acid. Early 

 winter. Ohio. 



Western Baldwin. See Babbitt. 



Western Spy, p. 346. 



Westfield Seek-no-further, p. 335. 



Weston. Medium, roundish- 

 conical, striped on light yel- 

 low; mild, pleasant. October. 

 Mass. 



Wetherell's White Sweeting. 

 Large, yellow. September. 

 N. J. 



Wheeler's Sweet. Large, conical, 

 ribbed, yellow, with a red 

 cheek; sweet, pleasant. Octo- 

 ber. Ohio. 



White Astrachan. Medium, 

 roundish, very smooth ; tender, 

 delicate, rather dry. August. 

 Russian. Of little value. 



White Bellflower. See Ortley. 



White Detroit. See Ortley. 



White Doctor. Large, roundish- 

 oblate, greenish-yellow ; acid, 

 not rich. Autumn, Pa. 



