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Winesap 
Winter. Bright red skin. Flesh yellow. Medium to large 
Winesap is one of the best-known varieties in America. It has been 
planted almost everywhere, but seems to succeed best where the 
winters are moderately mild. From southern Pennsylvania or Mary- 
land to Georgia it will be at its best. 
Some growers believe that other apples are more practical for 
orchard purposes, as they think that the taste, appearance, and keep- 
ing qualities of Winesap can be surpassed by others. Yet they plant 
Winesap trees, and the reason is clear 
WINESAP HAS THE REPUTATION 
It has been grown and cultivated for the last hundred years, if not 
more, and the name is familiar to everyone. The name has been so 
thoroughly stamped upon the minds of the public that the mere 
sound ‘“‘Winesap”’ is sufficient to conjure up the tempting picture of 
a red, juicy apple, excellent in quality, with a taste that is a taste. 
It has so long been the standard of quality that it can be sold by the 
name alone. You can watch any housewife in front of a fruit-stand, 
and if the dealer says ‘‘Winesap,"’ she'll buy nothing else. In other 
words, they have been so well advertised by enthusiastic users that 
they are sold without effort. Naturally such an attitude on the part 
of the customer is reflected by the dealer, and for this reason the 
market is always good. 
WINESAP BEARS REGULARLY 
Winesap comes into bearing early and bears well every year. It 
is quite hardy, but should not be planted too far north, nor should it 
be planted in a low, damp location. The tree is vigorous and spread- 
ing. It should be well pruned each year, for unless it is well cared for 
the fruit tends to become smaller as the tree ages. 
It is one of the best eating apples, possessing splendid taste, and 
makes a fine cooking apple. Will keep well in an ordinary cellar. 
You will have no trouble to market Winesap if you consider commercial 
plantings, and for the home it is almost ideal. 

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