Fruit Trees, Small Fruits and Ornamentals. 
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Sutton Beauty. 
Seek-No-Further. Sour. Red, stuyuu. 
October to February. Fruit medium to largt; 
roundish. Obscurely striped with liglU dull 
red, more or less russeted, rarely covered 
with russet. Flesh white, fine grained, len- 
der, with a rich, spicy Haver; iiuality very 
good. Tree productive, fruit always fair. 
It succeeds well iu the northern .states. 
Smith's Cider. Sour. Red, striped. De- 
cember to March. Fruit meclium or rather 
large, rouitdish oblong, somewhat flattened 
at the enils Sliaded and slightly strii)ed 
with light red on pale greenish yellow, with a 
few conspicuous whitish, yellow dots. Flesh 
whitish, tender, crisp, with a subacid, mod- 
erate Havor. Grown in I'ennsylvania and 
the Ohio valley. Valued for its hardiness, 
productiveness, and handsome fruit. 
Spitzenburg (Esopus). Sour. Red, 
striped. Decemberto March. Fruit medium 
size, slightly conical. Surface a high, rich 
red rather o' scurely striped. Flesh yellow, 
firm, crisp, spicy, rather acid, and unequaled 
in its high, rich flavor. Keeps through win- 
ter. Usually a moderate bearer. The tree 
is a poor grower in the nursery, and conse- 
quently less grown than others, but the ((uality 
of the fruit makes it a general favorite. Suc- 
ceeds best in New York, its native state 
Sutton Beauty. Sour. Yellow, striped. 
December and January. Fruit large, rountl- 
ish. Skin wa.Ken yellow, striped with crirn- 
.son. Flesh lender, subacid. Good tree; a 
free grower and productive. A Tithiahh: 
iieu' Apple, llial is f» ovinf^ as ptofilable as 
III,' Raid-win for orcliard purposes. Origin, 
Worcester, Mass. 
Tallman Sweeting. Sweet. Yellow, not 
striped. November to March. Fruit medium 
size or rather large, round, slightly conical. 
Color clear, light yellow, with a clear, brovvn- 
ish, .listinct line running from stalk to ape.w 
Flesh quite white, rather firm, fine grained, 
with a rich, sweet flavor. A very poptilar 
and productive orchard Apple. !rom the 
hardiness of the tree and its gieat produc- 
tiveness. Keeps into spring. 
Tulpahocken. See I'allawater. 
Wagener. Sour. Red, striped. Decem- 
ber to March. Fruit medium size, roundish 
oblate. Shaded and indistinctly striped with 
pale red, and a full deep red in the .sun on a 
warm, yellow ground ; often streaked with 
russet. Flesh yellowish, fine-grained, tender, 
compact, mild subacid, aromatic, excellent. 
Ripens through winter. Succeeds well at the 
west. Origin, Petm Yan, N. Y. 
Walbrldge. Extra hardy. Sour. Red, 
striped. February until May. Fruit medium 
size, handsome, round-conic. t"olor pale yel- 
low, with a pale red cheek. Quality good. 
Tree a vigorous grower and productive ; 
hardy, and desirable for planting in northern 
sections, liavingstood uniujureti in Minitesota. 
Ripens through late winter. Origin, lUiuois. 
White Pippin. Sour. Greenish yellow, 
not striped. January to March. Fruit large, 
roundish oblong, flattened at ends. Color 
light, greeitish yellow. Flesh yellowish white, 
subacid. Good, but not very rich. Tree a 
vigorotis grower and l)e;irer. 
Wine Sap. Sour. Red, striped. Decem- 
ber to April. Size of fruit medium, round, 
slightly conical, sometimes obsctirely flat- 
tened Color a lively, deep red. Flesh yel- 
lowish, lirnj. crisp, with a rich subacid or 
rather acid fiavor Keeps through winter. 
( )ne of the best .\pples for baking. \'erv good. 
Willow Twig. Sour. Yellowish green, 
striped. April to May. I'ruit large, round- 
ish, slightly conical. Color greenisli yellow, 
striped and mottled faintly with dull red. 
Flavor subacid, or rather :icid, not rich. A 
leng keeper. Flesh firm, rather tough ; a 
\'oiuig bearer. 
Wolf River. Extra hardy. Sour. Red, 
striped. January to February, One of our 
hardy varieties, that may, without doubt, be 
classed as an "ironclad." Tree a strong 
grower, a great bearer, and perfectly hardy. 
Fruit large, conical. Color yellowish white, 
spl.ished with bright reel ; dots large, scatter- 
ing, light gray. Flesh yellowish white, coarse, 
tender, dry when ripe, subacid, not rich, 
medium quality only. X'aluable iu the ncu'th- 
west Originali?d near Wolf River, Wisconsin. 
