APPLES. 



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White Golden Sweet. See Bak- 

 er's Sweet. 



White Hawthornden. See Haw- 

 thornden. 



White Juneating, p. 305. 



White Paradise. Medium, 

 roundish-oblate; yellow, 

 streaked red. Good. Winter. 



White Pippin, p. 346. 



W'hite Rambo, p. 346. 



White Seek-no-further. See 

 Green do. 



White Spanish Reinette, p. 346. 



White Spice. See Dyer. 



White Sweet. Medium, roundish- 

 oblate, white with a red cheek ; 

 very sweet culinary. Autumn. 

 Great bearer. Me. 



White Vandevere. See Vande- 

 vere. 



Whitewater Sweet. Medium, 

 round, yellow ; sweet long 

 keeper. Southern Ohio. 



White Winter. Small, round, 

 light yellow, with a red cheek ; 

 juicy, mild, sub-acid, not rich. 

 Spring. Pa. 



White Winter Calville. Medium, 

 roundish-conic, ribbed, yellow; 

 coarse, pleasant. December. 

 French. Valueless here. 



White Winter Pearmain, p. 346. 



Whitney's Crab, p. 350. 



Whitney's Russet. Medium, 

 oblate, russeted; flesh fine- 

 grained, rich, spicy. Winter. 

 Canada. 



William Penn. Rather large, 

 round oblate, grayish stripes 

 on greenish-yellow; juicy, rich, 

 aromatic, very good. Febru- 

 ary. Pa. 



William Tell. See Pittsburgh 

 Pippin. 



Williams' Early Red. See Wil- 

 liams' Favorite. 



Williams' Favorite, p. 303. 



Williams' Red. See Williams' 

 Favorite. 



Willis Sweet. Rather large, 

 roundish, light yellow with 

 some red; sweet, rich, very 

 good productive. Early au- 

 tumn. L. I. 



Willow Twig, p. 335. 



Windsor, p. 335. 



Windsor Chief. See Windsor. 



Wine, p. 335. 



Wine of Conn. See Twenty 

 Ounce. 



Winesap, p. 336. 



Wine Strawberry. See Richard's 

 Graft. 



Wing Sweet, p. 320. 



Winn's Russet. Large dark rus- 

 est, striped; sub-acid. Good 

 keeper. Me. 



Winslow. Large, round, striped; 

 sub-acid. November and De- 

 cember. Va. 



Winter Aport, p. 336. 



Winter Cheese, p. 346. 



Winter Genneting. See Rawle's 

 Jannet. 



Winter Harvey. Large, round- 

 ish-conic, pale yellow. 



Winter King. See King of 

 Tompkins County. 



Winter Pear, p. 315. 



Winter Pearmain. See Autumn 

 Pearmain. Some other sorts 

 of the name. 



Winter Pippin of Geneva, p. 

 346. 



Winter Pippin of Vermont. 

 Large, round, yellow with red 

 cheek; tender, agreeable. Win- 

 ter. 



