APPLES 



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MISCELLANEOUS APPLES, 



whose characters are not yet ascertained, some of which 



may no doubt prove synony-\ 



mous with well IcHOwn varieties — of all these, trees can he supplied. 



S. denotes 



Southern varieties, O. those from Ohio. 



Arnold's Winter Sweet. 



Hall's Seedling, S. 



Renshaw Beauty, S, 



Bevan. 



Holstein Sweet, 0. 



Rhode Island Pippin. 



Beauties, 0. 



Honey Russet, 0. 



Roe's Sweet. 



Belden, or Red cheek. 



Kirby Sweet. 



Roman Knight, 0. 



Burlinoton Greening. 



Lanccnberg, 0. 



Royal Shepherd. 



Brodwell, 0. 



Limber Twig, S. 



Runnels. 



Cake. 



Lindley's Nonpareil, S. 



Russet Pearmain. 



Cayuga Red Streak. 



Londonderry. 



Salmon, S. 



Conway. 



Long Stem. 



Scalloped Gilliflower. 



Corse's Autumn Spice. 



Maryland Pippin, S. 



Schoonmaker. 





Monmouth Codlin. 



Mouse. 



Newark Red Streak. 



Smallwood, S. 

 Snediker. 

 Spring Greening. 









Crowningshield Sweet. 



Never Fail, S. 



Stone. 



Deux ans. 



Nonesuch. 



Sparhawk's. 



Detroit, 0. 



Norwalk Sweeting. 



Summer Spice. 



Dodge's Early Red. 



Orange Pippin, of N, J. 



Talman Sweeting; 



Early Sweet Red Streak. 



(3rne's Early. 



Thiery, O. 



Edward's Russet, 



Overby, S. 



Titus Pippin, 



Endicott Pippin. 



Pleasant Valley Pippin. 



Titus Sweet. 



Eustis. 



Pomeroy. 



Twin Lane. 



Esopus Vanderveer. 



Pound. 



Vick's Seedling, S. 



Fall Red Streak, 



Plan Sweeting. 



Winter Sweet Paradise. 



Garden Royal. 



Princeall. 



Wetherell's Red Sweet. 



Golden. 



Pryor's red, S. 



White Sweet Woolston's. 



Granny Eark 



Putman's Harvey. 



White Sapson. 



Greenwich. 



Queens'. 



Wynkoop. 



Gulley, S. 



Raleigh, S. 



Yates. 



Hank's Cider. 



Red June, S. 





APPLES OF REJECTED VARIETIES. 



These have been rejected from cultivation after being tested by the Horticultural So- 



ciety of London, by Robei 



■t Manning, or by ourselves. 



in consequence of their bad 



quality, or defective fruit 



, or for their diminutive size, 



or had bearing. Some va- 



rieties esteemed in Englc 



ind are so diminutive as to be 



deemed worthless here. 



American French Cr ab. 1 



"ranklin' Golden Pippin. 



[Red Calville. 



1 Aunt's Apple, 1 



ranklin Pippin. 



1 Red Spice. 



Beacbamwe^.l. ( 



Gardner Sweeting. 



Red VV inter Nonsuch. 



Black Gilliflower. ( 



3olden Pippin (English). 



Reinette Grise. 



Bringewood Pippin. ( 



irand Sachem. 



Roman Stem. 



Braddick's Nonpareil. ( 



ireen Everlasting. 



Ross Nonpareil. 



Culville rouge de Micoud. ( 



ireen Nonpareil. 



Sam Young. 



Calline, or Gregson. ] 



Cai<ihn's Spitzenberg. 



Sapson. 



Christie's Pippin. \ 



^ongvilie's Kernel. 



Sykehouse Russet. 



Delaware or Trumpington. 



.ady Finger. 



Sweeny Nonpareil. 



Dutch Codlin. 3 



klarqnis. 



Sweet Russet (English). 



Early Wax. ? 



^lartin Nonpareil. 



Tart Bough. 



Fearn's Pippin. ? 



tlarygold. 



White Juneating. 



Fenouiilet Gris, T 



<oble Pippin, or Pepin Noble. 



White Calville. 



T r 



^adley's Pippin. 



Wyken Pippin. 





TJ T 



*igeon or Jerusalem. 



White Paradise, 





Forman's Crew. f 



led P^vfM-lastincr. 





