CLASS II. CONICAL APPLES. 1. I. I. 



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in-law, Dr. George Haskell zealous pomologists at Rock- 

 ford, Illinois. 



Fruit medium, to large, round, somewhat conic, regular ; 

 Surface smooth, yellowish-green, blushed ; Dots numer- 

 ous, minute, gray, indented ; red spots. 



Basin quite shallow, plaited ; Eye small, but long, closed. 



Fig. 142. SWEET PEAK. 



Cavity deep, acute, wavy, green ; Stem long, rather 

 slender, green. 



Core small, round, somewhat open, clasping the eye; 

 Seeds numerous, medium, pointed ; Flesh greenish- white, 

 breaking, fine grained, juicy ; Flavor sweet, aromatic ; 

 Quality good to best ; Use, table ; Season, October. 



Victuals and Drink. 



GREEN SWEET OF INDIANA. POMPEY. FAX.L GREEN SWEET. 



This old variety has met with great favor in its western 

 home, though not esteemed or much cultivated in the 



