APPLES. 



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keeper, and a good substitute 

 at the North for Roxbury Rus- 

 set. 



Seager. Large, roundish-conic, 

 red striped; good. 



Seago. See Mangum. 



Seek-no-fiirther. See Green do. 

 and Westfield do. 



Seever's Red Streak. Medium, 

 roundish, striped, sub-acid. 

 Autumn. Ohio. 



Selma. Rather large, roundish- 

 oblate, yellow, russet, and dull 

 red; mild sub-acid, good. De- 

 cember. Ohio. 



Senator. See Oliver. 



September. Large, roundish, 

 yellow; agreeable sub-acid. 

 October. Pa. 



Settle Pippin. Medium, white 

 shaded light red; flesh white, 

 crisp, juicy, pleasant. Au- 

 tumn. Va, 



Shackleford. Large, roundish, 

 oblate, red; flesh yellow, mild 

 sub-acid. Said to be hardy 

 and free grower. West. Winter. 



Shakers' Yellow. See Early Pen- 

 nock. 



Shannon. See Ohio Pippin. 



Sharpe's Early. See Summer 

 Queen. 



Sharp's Spice. See Fall Wine. 



Sheep Nose. See Bullock's Pip- 

 pin. Other sorts of the name. 



Sheppard's Sweet. Medium, 

 ovate, ribbed, striped; sweet, 

 pleasant. Autumn. Conn. 



Sherwood's Favorite. See Che- 

 nango Strawberry. 



Shiawasse Beauty, p. 314. 



Shippen's Russet. Large, round- 

 ish-oblate; spongy, acid. Win- 

 ter. 



Shirley. See Foundling. 



Shockley, p. 334. 



Siloam, p. 334. 



Simmon's Red. Medium, oblate, 

 yellow with red blush; flesh 

 yellow, good. Tree vigorous; 

 profuse bearer. Summer. Ala. 



Sinclair's Yellow. See Early 

 Harvest. 



Sine Qua Non, p. 305. 



Skrnishapfel, p. 334. 



Slingerland Pippin. Rather 



large, conic oblate, yellow, 

 shaded red; rich sub-acid. 

 Early winter. N. Y. 



Small, roundish-conical, yellow 

 russeted; good. Autumn. 



Small Romanite. See Carthouse. 



Smalley, or Spice. Medium, ob- 

 late conic, yellow; brisk, aro- 

 matic. Autumn. Conn. 



Smithfield Spice. See Dyer. 



Smith's Cider, p. 334. 



Smokehouse, p. 314. 



Snow. See Fameuse. 



Snyder, p. 350. 



Sol. Carter. See Equinetely. 



Somerset. Large, roundish, yel- 

 low and red; tender, juicy, 

 sub-acid. September. 



Somerset of New York. 



Snyder Crab, p. 350. 



Sonoma. Large, irregular, yel- 

 low striped with red. Winter. 

 Cal. 



Sops-of-Wine, p. 302. 



Soulard, p. 314. 



Sour Bough. See Summer Pip- 

 pin. 



Southern Porter. Medium, 

 ovate, bright yellow, rich sub- 

 acid. Ripens several weeks 

 after Porter, or in September 

 iu California. 



