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SELECT APPLES 



140 Rome Beauty (Ohio )— Gil- 

 let? s Seedling. 



141 Russet, Boston or Roxbury. 



142 Russet, English (Downing). 



143 Russet, Golden (English). 



144 Russet, Honey. 



146 Russet, Imperial, monstrous. 



146 Russet Pearmain. 



147 Seeknofurther, Green. 



148 Smith's Cider (Table), 



149 Seeknofurther, Westfield. 



150 Spitzemburgh, Esopus. 



151 Spitzemburgh, Flushing. 



152 Spitzemburgh, Newtown. 



153 Spitzemburgh, Springhill, 

 new variety of Esopus Spit- 

 zemburgh, 50 cts. 



154 Swaar. 



155 Smokehouse. 



156 Sweet, Danvers Winter. 



157 Sweet, Green. 



158 Sweet, Hartford. 



159 Sweet, Phillip's. 



160 Sweet, Lovett's. 



161 Sweet, Ladies. 



162 Sweet, Seaver. 



163 Sweet, Talman. 



164 Sweet, Wells. 



165 Tewksbury Blush. 



166 Twenty Ounce (Pearmain), 



167 Vanderveer. 



168 Victuals and Drink. 



169 Wagener. 



170 Wine. 



171 Winesap. 



172 Winter Strawberry. 



Class 4.-FOR PRESERVES AND ORNAMENT. 



173 Api etoile, or Starry Lady 

 Apple, 50 cts. 



174 Manning's Siberian Red 

 Crab, 50 cents. 



175 Montreal Beauty Crab, 50 

 cents. 



176 Siberian Large Red Crab. 



35 cts., except those noted. 



177 Siberian Small Red Crab. 



178 Siberian Large Yellow 

 Crab. 



180 Power's Siberian Crab. 



181 Transcendent Crab, finest 

 of all, 50 cts. 



182 Chinese DoubleRed Flower- 

 ing. 



183 Chinese Double White, 50' 

 cents. 



184 Rivers' Double Flowering, 

 50 cts. 



185 Prince's Roseate Double. 

 new, 50 cts. 



VARIETIES OF APPLES RECENTLY ADDED TO OUR COLLECTION. 



Bank Sweet. 

 Bohannan. 

 Buckingham. 

 Campfield. 

 Carolina Red June. 

 Crab, Blood Red. 

 Crab, Currant. 

 Crab, Hybrid. 

 Crab, Large Scarlet. 

 Crab, Savannah. 

 Crab, Siberian Purple. 

 Crab, Siberian Striped. 

 Crab, White. 

 Crowser (Pennsylvania) 



Early Pennock. 



Equinetely. 



Fall Seeknofurther. 



Fulton. 



Genesee Chief. 



Hall. 



Horse. 



Hubbardston Pippin. 



Indian Rareripe. 



Klaproth. 



Lacker. 



Limber Twig. 



Mangum. 



Maiden's Favorite. 



Northern Greening, long keep- 

 ing. 



Oconee Greening. 



Prolific Sweet. 



Reinette Blanche d'Espagne. 



Richard's Graft. 



Seneca Favorite. 



Snediker. 



Superb. 



White Spitzemburgh. 

 White Winter Pearmain. 

 Winter Sweet Paradise. 

 Winter Sweet Pearmain. 

 Wood's Sweet. 



Cider Apples. — Harrison and other Estimable Varieties can be supplied. 



Rejected Apples. — The American Pomological Society have published a list of 125 Rejected 



Varieties, many of which are still offered for sale in some Nursery Catalogues, 

 should look well to this important point. 



Piirchasers 



SELECT APPLES. 



Class I.-SUMMEE APPLES. 



Benoni, medium size, roundish, deep red, 

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

 good bearer. Aug. 



Blinkbonny, 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, un- 

 equalled in flavor for cooking, very productive, 

 ripens gradually through August. A favorite 

 fruit of Lower Canada. 



Early Harvest, medium size, roundish oblate, 

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

 succession, of slow growth, with slender shoots, 

 but very productive. End of July and Aug. 



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

 der, subacid, spicy, excellent, very productive. 

 Last of Aug. 



Early Strawberry, rather small, roundish, 

 deep red, faint stripes, tender, subacid, pleas- 

 ant, productive. Middle to end of Aug. 



Garretson's Early, rather large, roundish, ob- 

 late, yellow, tender, subacid, rich, excellent pro- 

 ductive, a great acquisition. Aug. 



Golden Sweet, large, roundish, pale yellow, 

 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. 



