J. T. Lovett Co.— Apples. 



APPLES. 



Plant 30 feet apart each way—'iS trees per acre. 

 The soli and climate of Monmouth conspire to develop the apple In its crreatest perfection and our trees 

 are exceedingly fine in every respect; smooth, straight and handsome. In competition with the world at the 

 great apple exhibition, at the Centennial, the fruit of Monmouth County surpassed all others. 



STANDARD VARIETIES. 



First Class. 5i^to 7 ft.-Ea., 20c; doz., §2.00; 100, $12.00. 



Extra, 6 to 8 ft., heavy. Our selection of sorts.— Ea., 30c; doz., $3.50; 1< 0, $18.00. 



Thousand rates upon application. 



SUMMER. 



Early Harvest (Yellow ilarvest).— Medium, 

 pale yellow, mild and excellent. Early, 



Nyack Pippin (Summer Pippm).— Larjye; 

 waxen yellow with blush, excellent. Midsummer. 



Red Astraclian.— Large, crimson, handsome; 

 rather acid but good; ironclad. Very early. 



Sweet Bougli (Large Early Bou07i).— Large, 

 pale yellow, sweet, dry; profitable for market. Early. 



Tetofsky.— Medium, yellow striped red, sub- 

 acid, good; early bearer, ironclad, productive. Early. 



Titovka (Titus Apple).— Very large, smooth, 

 greenish-yellow striped and splashed with red, sub- 

 acid; a free grower. One of the best Russians. 



Yellow Transparent (Russian Transpar- 

 ent., Qrand Sultan).— Ot Russian origin and Ironclad 

 hardiness. Medium size; light transparent, lemon- 

 yellow, smooth, waxen surface. Very early. 



AUTUMN. 



Alexander.— Large, red, beautiful; sub-acid, 

 pleasant; ironclad, valuable. Early. 



Duchess of Oldenburg.— Meolum, yellow 

 striped with red, good, productive. Mid-autumn. 



Enslisli Codlln,— Very large, yellow with 

 smoky red cheek, handsome; sub-acid, good, extra 

 for cooking; productive, profitable. Late. 



Fall Orange.— Large, yellow, sometime a little 

 dull red, rather acid, prolific. Mid-autumn. 



Fall Pippin,— Large, golden-yellow; rich crea- 

 my, melting flesh; not productive. Mid-autumn. 



Gravenstein.— Large, yellow, neajly covered 

 with red; sub-acid, profitable. Mid-autumn. 



maiden's Blush.— Large, waxen, yellow with 

 carmioe cheek; sub-acid, excellent. Early. 



Orange Pippin.— Medium; golden yellow, 

 poor quality; very prolific. Mid-autumn. 



Red Bietigheimer. —Large, bright rosy red 

 all over; sub-acid. One of the largest and handsom- 

 est of all apples. 



WINTER. 



Baldwin.— Large, roundish, dark red, sub-acid, 

 good; productive, profitable, popular. Mid-winter. 



Ben Davis (New Fork Pippin).— Large, nearly 

 all red, poor quality; extra keeper, prolific. 



Cooper's Market.— Medium, conical, red, 

 smooth; crisp, sub-acid, excellent; productive, relia- 

 ble. A good keeper. 



ADDITIONAL 



Fallawater (Tu^pe/ioc/f en). —Large, greenish 

 yellow, medium quality; extra keeper, productive. 



Gen. £iyon.— Medium, hard and firm; yellow 

 splashed with red; juicy, pleasant, sub-acid. 



Golden Russet.— Medium, roundish; dull rus- 

 set with a slightly reddish cheek; flesh flne grained^ 

 greenish, crisp, juicy and spright'y. 



Grimes' Golden.— Medium, rich golden-yel- 

 low; crisp, tender, juicy, good; excellent keeper; 

 productive, reliable. 



King (of Tompkins Co.)— Large, yellow striped 

 red; tender, excellent; popular, profltable, valuable. 



I^awver (Delaware Winter).— Large, bright 

 red; mild sub-acid, productive, an extra good keeper. 



Mann. — Large, deep yellow when ripe; juicy, 

 mild sub-acid; a good grower, abundant bearer, and 

 very hardy. Late. 



Mcintosh Red.— Medium to large, pale yellow 

 nearly covered with crimson; juicy, excellent. 



Newtown Pippin (AU)emarle Pippin)-— 

 Medium, greenish; fine quality and a good keeper. 

 A poor grower and unreliable. 



Northern Spy.— Large, striped red, rich; good 

 keeper, abundant bearer. 



Pennock (Pelican) .—Large, deep dull red; flesh 

 coarse, dry, lacking in flavor; superior keeper. 



Rhode Island Greening.— Large, yellowish 

 green; tender, rich, productive. Mid-winter. 



Roxbury Russet (Boston Russet).— Largest 

 of all the russets; sub-acid, extra quality; productive, 

 profltable. Mid-winter. 



Smith's Cider (Salisbury).— Medium, green- 

 ish white, striped red, I'air flavor; prolific, reliable. 

 Most popular winter apple throuerhout N. J., and Pa. 



Talman's Sweet.— Medium, light yellow; 

 rich, excellent; productive and profltable. 



Wal bridge. —Medium, pale yellow streaked 

 red; crisp, tender, sub-acid; very hardy. Late. 



Wealthy.— Medium, roundish, brilliant light 

 red, tender, juicy, sub-acid, extra. A free grower» 

 very productive and of iron-clad hardiness. 



Willow Twig.— Large, slightly conical, green- 

 ish-yellow striped with dull red; sub-acid and of in- 

 ferlor quality. A long keeper. Profltable. 



Winesap.— Medium, dark red; crisp, extra; 

 productive, desirable, profltable. Late. 



York Imperial (Johnson''s Fine Winter).— 

 Medium to large, white heavily shaded with dark 

 crimson, firm, crisp, juicy, sub-acid. 



VARIETIES. 



First class, ea., 25c; doz., $2.50; 100; $15.00. 



Charlotte ntli ale r, 



Dickinson' 



Early Strawberry, 



Fameuse (Snow Apple), 



Haas, 



Hubbardston'sNonesueh 

 Indian, 



Keswick Codlin, 

 Lankford, 

 Monmouth Pippin. 

 Nero, 



Pewaukee, 



Primate, 



Porter, 



Kidge Pippin, 

 Salome, 

 Smokehouse, 

 Stump, 



Sutton's Beauty, 

 Summer Hagloe. 



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