Geo. Cooling & Sons’ Catalogue of Fruit 
Trees. 
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Name, 
Description. 
Use. 
When fit for use. 
Claygate Pearmain 
Cockle Pippin 
Cornish Gilliflower 
Court Pendu Plat 
COX’S ORANGE PIPPIN 
Pomona 
Domino ... 
Dutch Mignonne 
Dumelow’s Seedling or 
Wellington 
Duchess of Oldenburg 
ECKLINVILLESEEDLING 
Emperor Alexander 
Flanders Pippin 
Frogmore Prolific 
GASCOYNE’S SCARLET 
Gipsy King 
Golden Harvey 
Noble 
Pippin 
Reinette 
Spire 
Gospatrick 
Gravenstein 
Grenadier 
Hambledon Deux Ans 
Hambling’s Seedling 
Hawthornden (new) 
(old) 
(red) 
HIGH CANONS 
Herefordshire Beefing 
Hoary Morning 
Irish Peach 
J uneating 
Keddleston Pippin 
Kentish Codlin 
Kerry Pippin 
Keswick Codlin 
KING OF THE PIPPINS 
Lady Henniker .. 
SUDELY 
Loddington Seedling 
Lord Burghley ... 
Derby 
Grosvenor 
HINDLIP 
Lennox 
Suffield 
Manx Codlin 
Margil 
Mere de Menage 
Mr Gladstone 
Nelson’s Glory 
NEWTON WONDER ... 
Nonpareil, Old 
Braddick’s 
Scarlet 
Norfolk Beaufin 
Northern Greening 
APPLES — continued. 
resembles Ribston Pippin in flavour, and a more 
certain cropper ... 
an aromatic dessert fruit 
requires a warm situation 
small, an old favourite ; it should hang on tree as 
long as possible ... 
medium size, flavour of Ribston ; first-rate 
a first-class culinary apple 
a remarkably prolific codlin of fine quality 
great bearer, and first-rate in quality 
an excellent variety 
very handsome striped peach-like apple, good ... 
large, flesh white and tender, good bearer 
very large and handsome 
large and handsome, an excellent sauce apple ... 
large, an excellent variety ... 
very handsome, bright red, bloom like a plum ... 
medium size, bearing in clusters 
small, an exceedingly rich and choice late kind .. 
large, handsome, great bearer, valuable for market 
small, highly flavoured, prolific 
small, sweet, and rich 
medium size, handsome appearance, good quality 
a seedling from Golden Reinette , a first quality 
mid-season variety ; constant bearer ... 
remarkably rich flavour, best for jelly and preserving 
very large handsome yellow fruit, good bearer ... 
large, a very valuable long-keeping apple 
remarkable late keeping variety, first-rate in every 
way, recommended 
large, crisp, good bearer 
large, early, and valuable ... 
yellow and red, handsome, good for market 
remarkable when cooked for an unusual spicy rich 
flavour; recommended as a sterling kind 
striking variety for exhibition, valuable for market 
a handsome striped apple with a bloom like a plum 
medium, juicy, tender, and rich 
one of the best early table apples 
medium size, a good late dessert apple 
abundant bearer 
medium, rich, sweet, handsome dessert kind 
large, good early apple, abundant bearer 
handsome, and a good bearer 
very large, good flavour ... 
a fine dessert variety, large in size and handsome 
large, free bearing, yellowish in colour ... 
medium size, tender and juicy 
an excellent apple either for kitchen or dessert ... 
very large, said to be superior to Lord Suffield ... 
a fine new late dessert apple 
a highly coloured and good apple 
large, very juicy, and briskly flavoured, a certain 
bearer, most valuable and early culinary kind 
a fine variety for small gardens 
small, flavour similar to Ribston , one of the finest 
very large, rich dark crimson colour, a fine exhi- 
bition variety 
very early, medium size, mottled red, yellow streak 
immensely large, free bearer 
a valuable new kind between Wellington and 
Blenheim , handsome, keeps well, recommended 
a first-rate kind, excellent flavour 
small, sweet, and rich, good dessert variety 
very handsome in colotirand shape, delicious flavour 
large, firm, juicy, and acid... .) 
a good late variety ... 
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Prom Mrs GRAHAME, HIghclere. — "The Fruit Trees bought last year from Messrs Cooling & Sons have turned out very well.” 
