W. W. BOYER, FRUIT GROWER - NURSERYMAN 
ROME BEAUTY—A winter apple of the first quality, exceptionally 
good appearance being large in size and mottled and striped in various 
shades of red, late keeper. An excellent baking apple. 
SMOKEHOUSE—An early fall apple that is an old-time favorite in 
Pennsylvania, good size, mottled red and yellow, flesh is yellowish-white, 
rich and aromatic, trees hardy and long lived, bearing trees 70 years of 
age and over being no exception. Demand and prices are always good. 
SUMMER RAMBO—The king of summer apples, ripens in August 
and can be held until winter. Very large in size, greenish yellow streaked 
with red, flesh tender, mellow and of excellent quality. It is extremely 
popular on the markets and commands high prices. Tree is a strong grow¬ 
er and an annual bearer. Does well on low ground. 
STAYMAN WINESAP—One of the best winter apples, season is from 
December 1st to late spring, good size, dark-red skin tinged with yellow, 
flesh crisp, juicy and of finest flavor. Appearance and flavor make it a 
favorite of the high-class trade. Trees vigorous, do well in poor soil. 
WEALTHY—Fall apple ripening the latter part of August, red skin, 
flesh white and juicy, medium size, trees bear young and do well in low 
ground. 
WINTER BANANA—Creamy white with rosy cheek, excellent for 
home use, but not good for large commercial plantings. 
WINTER RAMBO—Medium size, streaked red and yellow. Flat in 
shape. October to December. 
WINTER SWEET PARADISE—Yellow with rose cheek, the best 
sweet winter variety. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT—Early summer, ripening early in July, 
skin a clear yellow, flesh white, juicy and slightly acid. The trees bear 
young and may be planted close, do well in low ground. 
YORK IMPERIAL—The old reliable winter apple. Medium to large 
in size, skin greenish yellow overlaid with red and under favorable con¬ 
ditions gets a solid red. The flesh is juicy and slightly coarse, good canner 
and shipper and the best of keepers. The trees are hardy and bear heavily 
and consistently, it is easily the greatest commercial apple in Pennsylvania. 
