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THE APPLE. 



White Doctor. 



Origin, Pennsylvania. A profitable market sort, and valuable for 

 culinary uses. Tree vigorous and productive. 



Fruit large, roundish oblate, greenish yellow. Stalk short, set in 

 an acute cavity. Calyx closed. Basin shallow and furrowed. Flesh 

 white, tender, brisk subacid. Good. September, October. 



White Incomparable. 

 Large White Incomparable Crab. 



An Apple described by Ronalds as above medium size, clear creamy 

 yellow. Stalk slender. Flesh crisp, juicy, acid. October, December. 

 Valuable for culinary uses. 



J oanneting. 

 Juniticg. 

 Gennetting. 

 Primiting. 

 May of Vhginia. 



White Juneating. 



Owen's Golden Beauty. 



Jennetting. 



Juneting. 



May Pippin. 



Caroline. 



Early May. 



Juneating. 

 Ginetting. 

 Early Jennetting. 

 Yellow May. 

 Carolina of some. 



This is an old variety, mentioned by Evelyn in 1660, and described 

 by Ray in 1688, and is a very tolerable little Apple, ripening among the 

 very earliest, during the last of June and the first of July. It is very 

 distinct from the Early Harvest, sometimes called by this name. Tree 

 a moderate grower, and forms a roundish upright spreading head. Pro- 

 ductive. 



Fruit small, round, a little flattened. Calyx closed. Stalk rather 

 long and slender. Pale green at first, light yellow, with sometimes a 

 faint blush on the sunny side. Flesh crisp and of a pleasant flavor, but 

 soon becomes dry. Good. 



White Nonpareil. 

 Tree vigorous and productive. 



Fruit medium, roundish, depressed at the ends. Skin greenish yel- 

 low, almost entirely covered with reddish gray. Flesh white, half firm, 

 sugary, acid. May. (Soc. Y. Mon.) 



Paradise Pippin. 

 May. 



White Paradise. 



Lady's Finger. 

 Egg. 



Long May. 

 Eve. 



A Scotch fruit of some beauty, but of little value except for culinary 

 use. Tree a free grower, and productive. 



Fruit medium, oblong roundish conical, broadest at base, clear yel- 

 low, splashed and mottled with red, brown russety dots. Flesh yellow- 

 ish, tender, crisp, pleasant acid. October. 



White Pippin. 

 Canada Pippin. 



This Apple is much cultivated at the West, but of unknown origin. 



