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150 THE APPLE. 
the birth-place of the poet Drummond. It resembles, some 
what, our Maiden’s Blush, but is inferior to that fruit in flavour. 
Fruit rather above the medium size, pretty regularly formed, 
roundish, rather flattened. Skin very smooth, pale, light yel- 
low, nearly white in the shade, with a fine blush where exposed 
to the sun. Calyx nearly closed, set in a rather shallow basin, 
with a few obscure plaits. Stalk half an inch long, slender. 
Flesh white, juicy, of a simple, pleasant flavour. An excellent 
bearer, a handsome fruit, and good for cooking or drying. The 
ends of the bearing branches become pendulous. 
Hector. 
A seedling of Chester Co., Pa. Large, oblong, conical, striped 
and mottled with red on a yellow ground. Stem three-quarters 
of an inch long, slender, inserted in a deep, open cavity. Basin 
narrow, deep, furrowed. Flesh crisp, texture fine, flavour 
leasant. Quality “very good.” January, April. (Ad. Int, 
ep.) 
Hema. 
From Person Co. N. Carolina. An erect, vigorous grower, 
and bears profusely. 
Fruit nearly globular, somewhat oblong, inclining to oblate. 
Skin whitish yellow, very much shaded with red, and thickly 
sprinkled with greyish dots. Stalk medium, in a rather broad, 
deep cavity. Calyx closed, basin small. Flesh yellowish, 
compact, with a very rich, mild, sub-acid flavour. November 
May. 
Henry APpPie. 
A strong vigorous grower, and productive, from Vermont. 
Fruit large, oblong, conic, angular. Skin yellow, with a slight 
bronzed cheek, and many small, greyish dots. Stalk short, cavity 
moderate, Calyx closed, basin small. Flesh yellow, tender, 
not very juicy. Flavour rich, pleasant. October, January. 
Henrick Sweer. 
Henry Sweet. 
Ladies’ Sweet of some. 
Sweet Pearmain. 
Strong, upright grower, regular and good bearer. 
Fruit medium, oblate, conic. Skin whitish yellow, shaded 
with light red, splashed with crimson, and sprinkled with a few 
grey dots. Stalk slender, medium, inserted in a deep, wide 
cavity. Calyx small, closed, set in a rather deep, abrupt, round 
basin. Flesh white, tender, juicy, very sweet, not very rich, 
Novembcr, May. 
