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FREDERICK W. KELSEY. 

 Winter Apples. 



Baldwin. Bright red. Dec. to Mar. 



Ben Davis. Large and handsome. 

 Dec. to April 



BUmarck. Fruit large, yellow; exces- 

 sive bearer. Nov. to Feb, 



Canada Reinette. Dull yellow. Nov. 

 to Mar. 



Cooper's Market. Red, and very fine. 



Dec. to May. 

 Dominie. Striped red and green. 



Dec. to April. 

 English Russet. Pale yellow. Dec. 



to June. 



Fallawater. Very hand.some. Nov. 

 to Mar. 



Qolden Russet. Reddish russet. Nov. 



to April. 

 Qrlmes' Qolden. Jan. to April. 

 Hubbardston. Nov. to Jan. 

 Jonathan. Red and yellow. Nov. to 



Mar. 



Lady Apple. Small, yellow, red 

 cheek. Nov. to May. 



Lady's Sweet. C'.reen and red. Nov. 

 to May. 



Mann. Deep yellow. Jan. to April. 

 Monmouth Apple. Green with red 



cheek. Nov. to April. 

 Mother. Large red, fine. Nov. to 



May. 



Newtown Pippin. Red. Nov. to June. 

 Northern Spy. Striped. Dec. to June. 

 Peck's Pleasant. Pale yellow. Nov. 

 to April. 



Pewaukee. Yellow and red. Jan. to 

 May. 



Rambo. Mottled yellow and red. Oct. 

 to Jan. 



Rawle sOenet. Yellow, striped with 



red. Nov. to Jan. 

 Red Canada. Red, dotted. Nov. to 



May. 



Red Russet. Red, light russet. Jan. 

 to April. 



Rhode Island Qreenjng. Large, 

 green. Dec. to April. 



Roxbury Russet. Russet. Dec. to 

 June. 



Seek-No-Further. Dull red, light 



dots, Nov. to Feb. 

 Spitzenburg Red. Nov. and Dec. 

 Sutton Beauty. Waxy yellow. Nov. 



to April 



Swaar. Light yellow, dark dots. 



Nov. to May. 

 Tolman's Sweet. Pale yellow. Nov. 



to April. 



Tompkins King. Red, large, fine. 



Nov. to Jan. 

 Twenty-Ounce. Large, showy stripes. 



Oct. to Jan. 

 Wagener. Deep red. Dec. to May. 

 White Pippin. Greenish white. Jan. 



to June. 



Wjne Sap. Deep red. Dec. to May. 

 Yellow Bellflower. Yellow and red. 



Nov. to April. 

 York Imperial. White and red. 



Nov. to Feb. 



Dartmouth. Large, late. 

 Hyslop. Crimson. Sept. 

 Large Red Siberian. Sept. and Oct. 

 Montreal Beauty. Bright yellow. 

 Sept. and Oct, 



Crab Apples. 



Oblong, Crimson. Sept. 

 Paul's Imperial. Yellow and red. 

 Sept. 



Queen. Crimson. Handsome. Sep- 

 tember. 



Transcendent. Red and yellow. 

 Sept. 



Whitney, Green striped with car- 

 mine. August. 

 Yellow Siberian. Golden yellow. 



THE BEST PEARS. 



All Pears .should be gathered 

 from lo days to 2 weeks before 

 they are ripe. Proper thinning of 

 the fruit early in the season is also 

 important. 



Prices : Standard trees, $4 to 

 $6 per dozen ; extra, $9 to $12 per 

 dozen; extra fruiting size, $15 to 

 $25 per dozen ; dwarf trees, $3 to 

 $10 per dozen, according to size 

 and variety. 



For Trained Trees, for gar- 

 dens, walls and fruit houses, see 

 page 72. 



Stimmer Pears. 



Ansault. Greenish yellow. Sept. 



Bartlett. Large size; one of the best. 

 Aug. and Sept. 



Beurre Qiffard. Very fine. Aug. 



Brandywine. Yellow and russet. Aug. 



Clapp's Favorfte. Large yellow. Aug. 



Dearborn's Seedling. Pale yellow. Aug. 



Manning's Elizabeth. Rich and excel- 

 lent, ."^ug. 



Margaret. Greenish yellow and brown. 

 August. 



Osband's Summer. Yellow and red. 

 Aug. 



Seneca. Large, light yellow. 

 Souvenir du Congres. Yellow. Sept. 

 Summer Doyenne. Beautiful sweet 



Pear. August. 

 Tyson. Bright yellow. Aug. 

 Wilder Early. Medium size. Aug. 



BEURRE D'ANJOU, PEAR. 

 (See page 71.) 



I am pleased to .say the Apples are all growing, and most of them bloomed. 

 Milbrook, N. Y. .% s 



H. J. .S. 



