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Lady Finger. Large, oblong ovate, ribbed ; light yellow, covered 

 with bright red ; stem long, slender ; calyx small ; basin narrow, 

 shallow ; flesh yellowish, tender, juicy, brisk acid, good. Late 

 autumn. Fig. 485. Kansas. 



Looker Winter. Large, oblate ; yellow with red cheek ; juicy, 

 sub-acid. Late keeper. 



Martha.* Medium, oblate ; yellow with a red cheek ; acid, good. 

 Season early. Minnesota. 



Marengo. Medium, round ; yellow, bright red over ; crisp, sub- 

 acid. Keeps all winter. Illinois. 



Fig. 483.— Gideon. 



Fig. 481.— Orange, 



Fig. 48s. 

 Lady Finger. 



Fig. 482.— Gibb. 



Fig. 484. 

 (Small.) 

 Cherry. 



Fig. 486.— Van Wyck. 



Minnesota. Very large, roundish, irregular ; skin pale yellow ; 

 shaded or marbled with red and with russet dots, covered with a 

 thin, white bloom ; flesh juicy, crisp, mild, good. Late. Minn. 



Montreal Beauty. Large, round-obovate ; bright 5'ellow, shaded 

 red , flesh 5'ellowish white, firm, acid. Fair. Tree a free grower 

 and very ornamental. Late. 



Orange. Medium large, round ; yellow ; flesh crisp and juicy. 

 Tree a slow grower, free bearer. Ripens late. Fig. 481. 



covered with bright 

 Quaker Beauty. Large, in clusters ; yellow, with crimson cheek ; 



Paul's Imperial. Medium, 

 red, acid. Ripens early. 



5'ellow, nearly 

 Tree vigorous. 



