THE RASPBERRY. 



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Ohio Everbearing. Resembles, in all respects, the Ameri- 

 can Black, except in a continued succession of fruit till 

 mid-autumn. 



Fig. 288.— FasU&ff. Fig. 289.— Red Antwerp. 



Red Antwerp. {Syn. True Red Antwerp.) Very large, 

 conical, dull red ; flavor rich and sweet. Canes mode- 

 rately strong, yellowish green, becoming pale brown, 

 prickles not numerous. Ripens about midsummer. 



An inferior sort, of smaller size, is disseminated under 

 this name — it is distinguished from the genuine by its 

 round, obtuse form, while the true is somewhat conical 

 and pointed. 



In southern Virginia and Carolina, the Antweps fail from 

 the heat of the sun. 



Yellow Antwerp. {Syn. White Antwerp.) Quite large, 

 conical, often long-conical, light yellow, with fine bristles ; 

 flavor very rich and excellent. Rather tender — needs 

 winter protection at the north, which renders it less valu- 

 able than some other sorts of no better flavor. 



