APPLES. 



70s 



Jersey Pippin. Medium, oblong 

 conic, striped; sub-acid, good. 

 December. Foreign. 



Jersey Sweet, p. 306. 



Jewett's Best. Large, roundish 

 or oblate, deep red, flesh yel- 

 low, juicy, rich, sub-acid. 

 Early winter. Yt. 



Jewett's Fine Red. See Jewett's 

 Red. 



Jewett's Red, p. 311. 



Joe Berry. See Newtown Spitz- 

 enburgh. 



John's Sweet. Medium, oblong 

 or conic, striped red on whit- 

 ish-yellow; sweet, of a peculiar 

 flavor. Winter. N. H. 



Johnson. Rather large, round- 

 ish-conic, striped; tender, 

 sweet, becoming mealy. Late 

 summer. Conn. Another 

 Johnson, in Illinois, is oblate, 

 pale yellow and crimson, mild 

 sub-acid, rich, very good. 

 Winter. Productive, and val- 

 uable for market. 



Johnson's Fine Winter. See 

 York Imperial. 



Jonathan, p. 328. 



Jones' Pippin. See Fall Orange. 



Jones' Seedling, p. 328. 



Juicy Bite. See Better than 

 Good. 



Julian, p. 302. 



Julin. See Julian. 



July Cluster. Medium, yellow, 

 sub-acid. Va. 



July Pippin. See Early Harvest. 



Junaluska. Large, roundish- 

 conic, yellow; flesh yellow; 

 sub-acid. Winter. N. C. 



Kaighn's Spitzenburgh. Large, 

 oblong, approaching ovate, 



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red; coarse, crisp, sub-acid. 

 Early winter. 



Kaiser, p. 328. 



Kalproth, p. 302. 



Kane, p. 311. 



Kansas Queen. Large, yellow, 

 nearly covered with crimson. 

 Early autumn. 



Keim. Rather small, oblong 

 oval, yellow, sub-acid, aro- 

 matic, delicate, very good. 

 Winter. Pa. 



Keister. Small, roundish-conic, 

 striped; pleasant, very good. 

 October. Pa. 



Kelly's Sweet. See Moore's 

 Sweet. 



Kelly White. See Belmont. 



Kelsey. Medium, roundish- 

 oblate, greenish-yellow ; flesh 

 greenish-white, tender, pleas- 

 ant, aromatic, very good. 

 March. Pa. 



Kenrick's Autumn. Large, 

 roundish, striped ; sprightly 

 sub-acid. September. 



Kent. See Beauty of Kent. 



Kentish Fill-Basket. Very large, 

 roundish, yellow, slightly 

 streaked ; sub-acid — cooking. 

 October, January. English. 



Kentucky. Large, roundish, 

 yellow and dull red ; juicy, ten- 

 der, sub-acid, good. Great 

 bearer. October. 



Kentucky Cream. Medium or 

 above, roundish, largest at 

 apex, yellow and red; mild 

 sub-acid, good. Winter. N. Y, 



Kentucky Queen. See Bucking- 

 ham. 



Kentucky Streak. See Ben 

 Davis. 



Kernodle's Winter. Medium, 



