690 DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND INDEX OF FRUITS. 



Medium, roundish-oblate, reg- 

 ular, dull red; very hard, dry. 

 Long keeper. 



American Red Juneating. See 

 Early Strawberry. 



American Summer Pearmain, p. 

 299. 



Angle. Medium, roundish, 

 striped; sweet. September. 



Anglo-American. Medium, 

 roundish-conic, striped; sweet, 

 aromatic, very good. Late 

 summer. Canada West. 



Anis, p. 322. 



Anisim. Medium, yellow, 

 splashed and striped crimson. 

 Very hardy and sure bearer. 

 Russian. 



Anisovka, p. 322. 



Antonovka, p. 337. The varie- 

 ties of this family received 

 from different parts of Eastern 

 Europe vary somewhat from 

 each other, and are difficult 

 to separate from the apple 

 usually imported under this 

 name. Ruscian. 



Api. See Lady Apple. 



Apple of Commerce. See Bsad. 



Arabskoe, p. 337. 



Arbroath Pippin. See Oslin. 



Arkansas Black Twig, p. 322. 



Arnold's Beauty. Medium, 

 bright yellow, flesh firm, juicy, 

 rich. Late winter. Ontario. 



Aromatic Carolina, p. 300. 



Ashland. Medium, roundish- 

 oblate, striped dull red; mild 

 sub-acid. Early winter. 



Ashmore, or Red or Striped 

 Ashmore. Rather large, 

 roundish-oblate, red ; crisp, 

 sub-acid. Autumn. Showy — 

 market. Ohio Valley. 



Ashton. Small, roundish, red, 

 flesh white, tender, sweet. 

 Early winter. Ohio. 



August Apple. See Early Pen- 

 nock. 



Augustine. Large, roundish- 

 conic, striped; sweet, dry. 

 August. 



Aunt's Apple. Rather large, 

 roundish, striped ; sub-acid, 

 musky, good. Early winter. 



Aunt Hannah, p. 337. 



Austin Sweet. Medium, round- 

 ish, yellow, rich, sweet, very 

 good. Autumn. Pa. 



Autumn Bough. See Autumn 

 Sweet Bough. 



Autumn Pearmain, or Winter 

 Pearmain. Rather small, 

 roundish-oblong, dull red, 

 stripes small; crisp, dry, rich, 

 and high flavored. Autumn 

 and early winter. 



Autumn Pippin. Rather large, 

 oblong conic, with a brown- 

 ish cheek; pleasant, sub-acid. 

 Early winter. 



Autumn Seek-no-further. Me- 

 dium, roundish-oblate, green, 

 faintly striped; juicy, tender, 

 sub-acid, very good. October. 



Autumn Strawberry. See Late 

 Strawberry. 



Autumn Swaar, p. 306. 



Autumn Sweet Bough, p. 307. 



Averill. Rather large, conic, 

 irregular, ribbed, s t r ip e d ; 

 pleasant, sub-acid. Long 

 keeper. Conn. 



Babbitt, p. 322. 

 Bachelor. See Buckingham. 

 Bachelor's Blush. Rather large, 

 oblate, stalk very short, green- 



