APPLES. 



MISCELLANEOUS APPLES, 



IVhose characters are not yet fully ascertained, some ofwhich,no doubt,may prove synonymous with wellknovm 

 varieties. Of all these, trees can be supplied. S. denotes Southern varieties, O. those from Ohio. 



Arnold's Winter Sweet 

 Bevan 



Belden, or Red Cheek 

 Bowback Sweet 

 Bowyer 



Winter Maiden's Blush 

 Burlington Greening 

 Cake 



Cannahan's favorite, (Ohio) 

 Calville rouge d'ete 

 Cayuga Red Streak 

 Charlowminski 

 Claverack, very large 

 Conway 



Corse's Autumn Spice 



Indian Prince 



: Orange Reinette 



SweeUng 



Crowningshield Sweet 

 Deuxans 



Dodge's Early Red 

 Eariy Golden Sweet 

 Early Sweet Red Streak 

 Edward's Russet 

 Endicott Pippin 

 Esopus Vanderveer 

 Eustis 



Fall Red Streak 

 Garden Royal 

 Golden 



Grafton, or Winter Sweet 



Granny Earl 



Graves' Sweet, S 



Greenwich 



Pulley, S 



Hail's Seedling, S 



Hank's Cider 

 Horse, S 



Hughes' Golden Pippin 

 Jenning's Sweet 

 Jersey Sweet 

 Kirby Sweet 



Large White Incomparable Crab 



Late Pound Sweet 



Lawrence's Favorite 



Limber Twig, S 



Londonderry 



Long Stem 



Mangold, (English) - 



Marylnnd Pippin 



Mitchell's Summer 



Mouse 



Newark Red Streak 

 New-York Greening 

 Neverfail, S 

 Nonsuch 



Nor walk Sweeting 



Orne's Early 



Overbv, S 



Pian Sweeting 



Pleasant Valley Pippin 



Pomeroy 



Pound 



Pound Royal 

 Princeall 



Prince's Magnate, large stripedfiO c 



Pryor's Red 



Putnam's Harvey 



Queen's 



Raleigh, S 



Red Gilliflower 



Red June, S 



Renshaw's Beauty, S 



Rhode Island pippin 



Ridge pippin 



Roe's Sweet 



Royal Shepherd 



Runnels 



Salmon, S 



Scalloped Gilliflower 



Schoonmaker, 



Sickler's Red Reinette, 



Small wood, S 



Snediker 



Spring Greening 



Stone 



Sparhawks 



Summer Gilliflower 



Summer Spice 



Tbiery, O 



Tift's Sweeting 



Titus Pippin 



— — Sweet 



Torrington Pounder 



Townsend 



Turn Lane 



Tunis 



Vick's Seedling, S 

 Wells' Sweet 

 Wetherell's Red.Sweet 

 White Sapson 

 White Sweet Woolston 

 Wing Sweeting 

 Winter Sweet Paradise 

 Wynkoop 

 Yates 

 Yeuill, S 



APPLES OF REJECTED VARIETIES. 



These have been rejected from cultivation after being tested by the Horticultural Society of London, by 

 Robert Manning, or by ourselves, in consequence of their bad quality, or defective fruit, or for their 

 diminutive size or bad bearing. Some varieties esteemed in England are so diminutive as to be deemed 

 worthless here. 



Aunt's Apple 

 Beachamwell 

 Black Gilliflower 

 Bringewood Pippin 

 Braddick's Nonpareil 

 Calville rouge de Micoud 

 Catline, or Gregson 

 Christie's Pippin 

 Delaware or Trumpington 

 Drap dor, of France 

 Early Wax 

 Fearn's Pippin 

 Fenoillet Gris 



Jaune 



Rouge 



Forman's Crew 

 Franklin Golden Pippin 



Franklin Pippin 

 French crab 



Gardner Sweeting, (grows slow) 



Golden Pippin, (English) 



Grand Sachem 



Green Everlasting 



Green Nonpareil 



Kaighn's Spitzemberg 



Longville's Kernel 



Lady Finger 



Marquis 



Martin Nonpareil 



Noble Pippin, or Pepin Noble 



Padley's Pippin 



Pigeon or Jerusalem 



Red Everlasting 



Red Calville 



j Red Spice 

 tied Winter Nosuch 

 Reinette Grise 

 Roman Stem 

 Ross Nonpareil 

 Sam Young 

 Sapson 



Stroat, or Straat, very unthrifty 

 Sykehouse Russet 

 Sweeny Nonpareil 

 Sweet Russet, (English) 

 Tart Bough 

 White Calville 

 Wyken Pippin 

 White Paradise 



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