CLASS IL^ONICiLL APPLES. — U. II. I. 533 



juicy ; Flavor acid, poor ; Quality second to thii"d rate ; 

 use, kitchen and drying ; Season, September and October. 

 The Red variety may be distinct, as it keeps later. 



Fall tienetiag. 



Elliott says this is an old Connecticut variety. Tree 

 vigorous and productive. 



Fruit large, fiattened-conic, angular; Surface smooth, 

 greenish-yellow, blushed ; Dots rare, minute. 



Basin shallow, plaited ; Eye small, closed ; Calyx re- 

 flexed. 



Cavity deep, wide, regular, brown ; Stem short. 



Fig. 169.— FAU. SENETINO. 



Core small, regular, closed, clasping ; Seeds numerous, 

 plump or imperfect, brown ; Flesh yellow, fine grained, 

 juicy, crisp ; Flavor sub-acid, not very rich ; Quality 

 good ; Use, table, kitchen ; Season, October. 



Ferdinand. 



I procured my trees from Virginia, where it originated. 

 Tree Tigorons, upright. 



