APPLES. 



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Newark Pippin, p. 342. 

 Newark Sweeting. See Campfield. 

 New England Seek-no-fiirther. 



See Westfield ditto. 

 New Jersey Red Streak. See 



Early Pennock. 

 Newtown Greening. See Golden 



Pippin of Westchester County. 

 Newtown Pippin, p. 342. 

 Newtown Spitzenburgh. See 



New York Vandevere. 

 New York Greening. See Golden 



Pippin of Westchester County. 

 New York Pippin. See Ben 



Davis. 

 New York Spice. See Leland 



Spice. 

 New York Vandevere, p. 331. 

 Nickajack, p. 331. 

 Nix Green. Medium, oblate, 



greenish-yellow; sub-acid, 



good. Early winter. Ga. 

 Nixonite (Ozark Mammoth) . 



Large, rotrnd oblate, yellow, 



flesh coarse, acid; good 



keeper. Mo. 

 Nodhead. See Jewett's Red. 

 Nonpareil, or Old Nonpareil. 



Rather small, roundish ovate, 



greenish-yellow ; rich, acid. 



December. English — of little 



value here. 

 Nonsuch. See Red Canada. 

 Norfolk Beaufin. Large, oblate, 



dull red; flesh firm, poor — 



cooking. Good keeper. Eng- 

 lish. 

 Northampton. Medium, oblate, 



red streaked; good. Early 



winter. 

 North Carolina Greening. See 



Bullet. 

 Northern Golden Sweet. See 



Northern Sweet. 



Northern Spy, p. 331. 



Northern Sweet. Medium, 

 roundish-conic, yellow; sweet, 

 rich, very good. Autumn. 

 Vermont. 



Northwestern Greening, p. 343. 



Norton's Melon. See Melon. 



Nottingham Brown. See Brown. 



Oakland. (Oakland County 

 Seek-no-further.) Medium, 

 roundish-oblate, yellow and 

 red; good. Winter. 



Oconee Greening. Very large, 

 roundish-oblate, yellow; lively 

 sub-acid, aromatic, very good. 

 Resembles Disharoon. Win- 

 ter. Ga. 



Oglesby. Medium, oblate, yel- 

 low; crisp, sub-acid, good. 

 Va. 



Ohio Favorite. See Ortley. 



Ohio Nonpareil. See Myer's. 



Ohio Pippin. See Ernst's Pip- 

 pin. 



Ohio Red Streak. Medium, ob- 

 late, striped; compact, rich, 

 sub-acid. Winter. Ohio. 



Ohio Wine. See Fall Wine. 



Oldenburgh, p. 313. 



Old English Codlin. Rather 

 large, oblong conic, yellow; 

 sub-acid — cooking. Summer 

 and autumn. English. 



Oldfield. Medium, oblate conic, 

 yellow; mild sub-acid, pleas- 

 ant. Winter. Conn. 



Old Nonsuch. See Red Canada. 



Old Town Crab, or Spice Apple 

 of Va. Rather small, greenish- 

 yellow; crisp, sweet, pleasant, 

 aromatic. Winter. 



Old Town Pippin. See Hub- 

 bardston Nonsuch. 



