OF FRUIT ; ORNAMENTAL TREES, ETC. 
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AUTUMN APPUES. 
•Alexander. (Emperor Russia). Large, deep red or crimson; flesh yellowish white, crisp, tender, 
with pleasant flavor; very hardy; mod. October. 
Autumn Strawberry. Medium, streaked; tender, juicy, fine; productive; desirable; free. August 
and September. 
Bailey’s Sweet. Fruit large, round, mottled and striped deep red; flesh yellow and tender, with a 
mild, rich sweet flavor; slow. September. 
Dominie. (Well’s English Red Streak). Medium, skin greenish yellow; flesh very tender and 
pleasant; tree vigorous and prolific. October to December. 
Fameuse. (Snow Apple). Medium size, roundish, oblate; whitish ground, striped with deep red; 
flesh very white, juicy and pleasant. October and November. 
Fall ({ueen. (Buckingham). Large to very large, oblate, greenish yellow striped with dull red, 
tree productive and hardy; fruit very tender, juicy and excellent; free. September and October! 
Fall Wine. Medium, dark red, flesh white and unexcelled in quality. October. 
Fall Winesap. Origin unknown; tree a free clean grower, moderately spreading, somewhat droop- 
ing as the tree acquires age; productive and an early bearer; fruit medium, roundish, some- 
times slightly conical; yellowish green, with considerable blush in the sun; flesh white, fine 
grained, tender, juicy, sub-aeid, good; vig. October to December. 
Flory’s Bellflower. (Flory, Sheep Shire). Origin, Montgomery County, Ohio; tree upright grower; 
fruit medium, roundish, conical; rich golden yellow, with small patches of russet and minute 
raised russet dots; flesh yellowish, tender, moderately juicy, sub-acid; good; vig. September 
and October. 
Haas. (Oros Pommler). Medium to large, slightly conical and somewhat ribbed; pale greenish 
yellow, shaded and striped with red; flesh fine white, sometimes stained, tender, juicy, sub- 
acid, good; bears early and abundantly; vig. September and October. 
Hawley. Fruit large, roundish, oblate, conical; skin fine yellow, somewhat waxen or oily, and con- 
siderably dotted; flesh whitish, very tender, juicy, rich, mild, sub-acid; vig. September. 
Hay’s Mine. (Penna. Red Streak). Large, form angular, nearly round, a little flattened at ends; 
skin smooth, deep red, over a yellow ground; flesh yellow white, juicy' and crisp; vinous, rich, 
and pleasant flavor; very good. September and October. 
Lowell or Orange. Large, roundish, slightly conical; green, becoming rich yellow; surface oily; 
flesh yellowish white, sub-acid, excellent; good bearer; free. September. 
Maiden's Blush. Rather large, oblate, smooth, regular, with a fine evenly shaded red cheek or 
blush on a clear, pale yellow ground; flesh white, tender, sprightly, with a pleasant sub-acid 
flavor; bears large crops; free. August and September. 
Mot her. Fruit medium, form roundish, slightly conical; color yellow, almost entirely overspread 
with light, clear, rich red, splashed and marked with many deeper shades, many minute 
light dots; flesh tender, juicy; rich, aromatic, sub-acid; best quality; tree slow grower. Sept. 
Munson’s Sweet. Large, pale yellow with red cheek; tender, rich and good; fine bearer; vigorous. 
September. 
Porter. Rather large, regular, oblong, tapering to the eye; skin bright yellow, sometimes a dull 
blush in the sun; flesh tender, rich, sub-acid, flavor fine; productive; slow. September. 
Knnibo. Medium, yellowish, streaked with dull red and Somewhat dotted; mild, tender and 
good; productive and vigorous. September to November. 
Smokehouse. (English Vandevere). Large, yellow shaded; flesh yellowish; sub-acid flavor; t-ce 
productive and moderately vigorous. October and November. 
•Wealthy. An apple of fine appearance and quality, an early and profuse bearer; a good mar 
ket apple of its season; tree hardy; its chief fault is killing itself by its early and excessive 
bearing ; in size and beauty it equals Baldwin, and is a better dessert apple. 
•litter’s Red. Large, round, whitish and striped, very beautiful and excellent, sub acid; tree vig- 
orous, hardy, productive, requires dry soil; of great value north. September and October. 
Yellow Bellflower. Large, yellow, with a red blush; very tender, juicy, sub-acid; moderate grower 
' an d bearer. October to December. 
