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SELECT APPLES. 



OTHER VARIETIES OF APPLES. 



186 Ashmead's Kernel. 



187 Beverly red. 



188 Borovitsky. 



189 Borsdorffer. 



190 Canahan. 



191 Cardinal, Red. 



192 Cole, Scarlet perfume. 



193 Clyde Beauty. 



194 Coe's G-olden Drop. 



195 Courtpendu plat. 



196 Early Chandler (Ohio.) 

 19*7 Esopus Vanderveer. 



198 Franklin's G-olden Pippin. 



199 Gilliflower. 



200 Golden Reinette. 



201 Hurlbut. 



Less known, which can 



202 Leland Pippin. 



203 Lincoln. 



204 Longstem, 



205 Maryland Ladies' 



206 Menagere. 



207 Monamet Sweet. 



208 Moore's Sweeting. 



209 Mouse. 



210 Munson Sweet. 



211 Pippin, High top. 



212 Pippin, Lemon. 



213 Pippin, Royal, 



214 Pippin, Titus. 



215 Pomme violette. 



Belle du Havr 



216 Pom water. 



be supplied, 



217 President. 



218 Princess Royal. 



219 Reinette Saffran. 

 Blush. 220 Reinette, Seedless. 



221 Reinette Van Mons. 



222 Roseau. 



223 Schoonmaker. 



224 Smokehouse. 



225 Snediker, 



226 Shippen's Russet. 



227 Tetofsky, 



' 228 Triumphante. 



229 Walpole, 



230 White Doctor. 



e. 231 White Juneating. 



232 Reinette triumphante. 



APPLES— REJECTED VARIETIES. 



Alexander. 

 Beauty of Kent, 

 Black Apple, 

 Black Gilliflower, 

 Blenheim Pippin. 

 Cathead. 

 Court of Wyck. 

 Devonshire Quarenden, 

 Dutches of Oldenburg. 

 English Codlin. 

 Fall Harvey. 

 Flower of Kent. 

 Gloria Mundi. 



Golden Harvey {small cider.) 

 Hawthornden. 



Kenrick's Autumn. 



Kentish Fallbasket. 



Kilham Hill. 



King of the Pippins. 



Male Carle. 



Marigold. 



Mere de Menage. 



Norfolk Beaufin. 



Northern Sweeting, nn- 



thrifty. 

 Oslin. 



Pearmain, Federal. 

 Pearmain, Royal. 

 Pennock's Red Winter. 

 Pippin, English Golden. 



Pippin, American (crooked 



growth.) 

 Pippin, Kerry. 

 Pippin, Monstrous. 

 Pippin, Sceveton Golden. 

 Pound Sweeting. 

 Red Calville. 

 Red Detroit. 

 Red Ingestrie. 

 Ross Nonpareil {small. ) 

 Sops of Wine {small.) 

 Tower of Glammis. 

 White Summer Calville. 

 Yellow Ingestrie. 

 Ladies' Sweeting. 



SELECT APPLES. 



CLASS I.-SUMMER APPLES, 



Benoni, medium size, roundish, deep red, 

 striped, flesh yellow, tender, subacid, rich flavor, 

 good bearer. Aug. 



Bliukbonny, medium size, oblate, pale straw 

 color, acid, spicy, the finest flavored of all early 

 apples, productive, a great acquisition. Aug. 



Corse's Favorite, medium, oblate, pale yellow- | 

 ish green, tender, very sprightly, subacid flavor, { 

 excellent for cooking, very productive, ripens i 

 gradually through August, A favorite fruit of j 

 Lower Canada. 



Early Harvest, medium size, roundish oblate, | 

 pale yellow, tender, acid, rich, fine, ripens in j 

 succession, of slow growth, with slender shoots, 

 but very productive. End of July and Aug. ; 



Early Joe, rather small, oblate, deep red, ten- i 

 der, subacid, spicj^, excellent, very productive. ! 

 Last of Aug. I 



Early Strawberry, rather small, roundish, deep 

 red, faint stripes, tender, subacid, pleasant, pro- 

 ductive. Middle to end of Aug. 



Garretson's Early, rather large, roundish ob- 

 late, yellow, tender, subacid, rich, excellent, 

 productive, a great acquisition. Aug. 



Golden Sweetiag, large, roundish, pale ye\- 

 low, sweet, good, fair, vigorous, productive. 

 Late in Aug. 



Keswick Codlin, rather large, conical, pale 

 yellow, pleasant acid, juicy, good, excellent for 

 cooking, very productive. Late in Aug. 



Large Yellow Bough, or Early Bongli, large, 

 roundish, greenish yellow, sweet, very tender, 

 excellent flavor, regularly productive. Aug. 



Lyman's Large Sammer, large, roundish, pale 

 yellow, subacid, high flavor; a moderate bearer 

 until the tree becomes large. Aug. 



Primate, medium size, pale yellow, wdth a 

 blush, tender, mild and good flavor, vigorous, 

 productive. Aug. and Sept. 



Red Astracban, large, roundish oblate, bright 

 crimson, beautiful, crisp, acid, juicy, good; vigor- 

 ous, productive. Aug. 



