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Linn County Nursery, Center Point, Iowa 
Select Fall Apples 
Anisim Fall Orange Longfield Snow 
Autumn Strawberry Flora Belle Nonesuch Sweet Newton Pippin 
Charlemoff Hibernal Patten's Greening Utter's Red 
Chenango Strawberry Hutchen's Red Plum Cider Wealthy 
Dominie Irish Peach Silken Leaf Wolf River 
Dyer 
Irish Peach. A eood tree, hardy and fruitful, a splendid dessert apple, whitish 
yellow, beautifully blushed next the sun; juicy; pleasant, acid, aromatic. Season 
just after Duchess. 
Longfield. Of Russian origin; perfectly hardy, a good grower and often begins 
bearing in the nursery rows at three years of age; is a regular and heavy bearer in 
orchard of most excellent fruit of fair size; flesh white, fine, tender and juicy, with 
a rich, sprightly sub-acid flavor. In the mountainous regions of the West, where the 
growing season is short, this is one of the very best winter apples. September and 
later. 
Patten's Greening. A seedling of the Oldenburg and its equal as an orchard 
tree in hardiness and bearing; large, uniform in size, pleasant acid, good cooking, 
and the best for drying, having yielded a greater number of pounds of dried fruit 
per bushel than any other variety. Season, September and October. 
Wealthy. A native of Minnesota, where it has proved hardy, vigorous and pro- 
ductive. Beautiful and excellent fruit. Flesh white, fine, sometimes stained with red; 
tender, juicy, vinous, lively, sub-acid. September to December. We most heartily 
recommend this variety. 
Fameuseor Snow. Tree vigorous and productive. Fruitsmall tomedium, roundish> 
very handsome, deep crimson; flesh snow-white, tender, juicy, high-flavored and deli- 
cious. One of the finest dessert fruits. November and December. 
W^inter Apples 
Akin's Red 
Allen's Choice 
American Blush 
Arctic 
Babbitt 
Bailey Sweet 
Baltimore Red 
Ben Davis 
Black Annette 
Bottle Greening 
Boiken 
Canada Baldwin 
Collins' Red (Champion) 
Delaware Red Winter 
English Golden Russet 
Gano 
Greenville 
Grimes' Golden 
Hinkley 
Iowa Blush 
Isham Sweet 
Isherwood 
Jamison 
Janet 
Jonathan 
Jordan 
Lansingburg 
Malinda 
Mann 
Mcintosh Red 
Missouri Pippin 
Monn 
Nelson Sweet 
Northern Spy 
North Star 
Northwestern Greening 
Paradise Winter Sweet 
Peru (Delicious) 
Ramsdell Sweet 
Regan's Red (Black 
Ben Davis) 
Roman Stem 
Salome 
Sheridan 
Sheriff 
Stayman Winesap 
Xalman Sweet 
Walbridge 
Wagener 
White Pippin 
Windsor 
Willow Twig 
Winter Banana 
Winter Fameuse 
Weismer's Dessert 
York Imperial 
Akin's Red. Size and color much like Jonathan, but keep three months longer, 
quality even better than that excellent apple. Tree of strong upright growth, and has 
proven entirely hardy as far north as Minnesota. 
American Blush. Medium to large, oblate, beautiful crimson on yellow skin; 
superlative quality, hardy and productive. Season, December to March. 
Allen's Choice. Medium-sized Apple of excellent quality; flesh white, stained 
with red, crisp, juicy, aromatic, good, keeps all winter. Tree a young bearer, good 
grower and hardy. 
Black Annette. A great favorite for home use. Tree of free, slender growth, very 
productive, will bear a peck of Apples sooner than any other variety, three-year-old 
. trees often bear in nursery, fruit of medium size;, striped with dark red on dull green, 
with' numerous gray dots. Flesh greenish white, juicy, subacid, firm and one of the best 
keepers. Season, February to June and later. You will not be disappointed if you plant 
liberally of this variety. 
Canada Baldwin. Tree hardy, thrifty, vigorous, upright grower; fruit handsome 
and of good quality; flesh white, fine, tender, juicy, refreshing, with a mild, subacid 
flavor. Keeps all winter. 
Collins' Red (Champion). A viry valuable market Apple of the Ben Davis type. 
Fruit very firm and will keep two inonths longer than the aforesaid variety. Tree a 
great drought-resister, a young, constant and heavy bearer. 
Gano. Tree very healthy, vigorous and hardy, having stood 32° below zero 
unharmed. A rapid grower, large and spready, early annual and prolific bearer. Fruit 
large, red, without stripes. December to May. 
