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Pennington’s Seedling. A middle-sized, 
flattened, yellow and russet variety, 
good either for table or cooking; in 
season from November to March. 
Pomeroy, Old. A good-sized, tapering, 
olive-green and yellow fruit, esteemed 
for the table ; from November to 
February. Synonyme , Taunton. 
Quarrenden, Devonshire. Medium size, 
oblate, bright red, first-rate apple ; in 
August, and a good bearer. 
Red-streak, Devonshire. Medium size, 
round, prettily marked, and of brisk 
flavour, esteemed by those who prefer 
a sharp apple; ripe in September. 
Reinette du Canada. Very large, ta¬ 
pering and flat at the extremities, 
olive-green and yellow, of first-rate 
quality for any purpose : taking into 
consideration the very useful character 
of this variety, as a large fruit, fit for 
any use, and an excellent bearer, it 
may safely be recommended for every 
collection; in season from November 
to April. Synonymes , Du Canada, 
Reinette Gros du Canada, Canada 
Apple, Reinette du Caen, Reinette 
Grosse d’Angleterre, De Bretagne, 
Portugal, St. Helena Russet, Janu- 
rea, Wahre Reinette. 
Reinette, Golden. A middle-sized, rather 
flat, red and yellow fruit, which, for 
appearance and flavour, may claim to 
rank with the very best, and, being 
also a good bearer, may be intro¬ 
duced among even a few; in season 
from October to February. Syno¬ 
nymes, English Pippin, Wyker Pip¬ 
pin, Dundee Pippin, Court-pendu 
dore, Kirk’s Golden Reinette, Yellow 
German Reinette, Reinette d’Aix, 
Reinette Gielen Megginch Favorite, 
Aurora, Elizabet, Wygers. 
Reinette Grise, New. A small, flat, 
yellow and russet fruit, first-rate in 
flavour, and a great bearer—does 
well for espalier training; in season 
from January to March. 
Ribston Pippin. Medium size, irregu¬ 
larly round, green, yellow, and red: 
so well known as to need no com¬ 
mendation : ought to be included 
wherever apples are grown ; in season 
from November to April. Synonymes , 
Formosa Pippin, Glory of York, Tra¬ 
vers Pippin. 
Romaine. Medium size, round, yellow, 
and of good flavour; in September : 
the tree is also a good bearer. 
Russet, Boston. Medium size, round 
and very good; from January to 
April: in flavour it approaches the 
Ribston. Synonyme , Roxbury Russet. 
Russet, Knobby. Small, oval, very 
ugly fruit, but rich and juicy, irre¬ 
gular in shape, and thickly covered 
with russet; in season from Decem¬ 
ber to March. Synonymes , Old Maids, 
Winter Russet. 
Russet, Syke House. A small, flattened 
handsome fruit, particularly rich in 
quality, free and certain bearer; in 
season from November to March. 
Saint Julien. Large, round, green and 
yellow, good for any purpose; from 
December to March. Synonyme , Seig¬ 
neur D’Orsay. 
Sam Young. A small, round, greenish 
russet, highly flavoured variety, not 
so well known as it deserves; in sea¬ 
son from November to March. Syno¬ 
nyme, Irish Russet. 
Spice Apple. Of medium size and fla¬ 
vour, conical in shape, and deep rus¬ 
set in colour, an excellent bearer; in 
season through October and Novem¬ 
ber. Synonymes. Burnt-island Pippin, 
Brown Apple of Burnt-island, Aro¬ 
matic Russet, Rooks’-nest Apple, 
Brown Spice. 
Stone Pippin. A handsome pale green¬ 
ish yellow, round variety, of medium 
size and fine flavour; a good bearer 
and lasts till May. 
Stunner Pippin. Of medium size, ta¬ 
pering, much the colour of the Rib¬ 
ston, brisk in flavour, and one of the 
best keeping apples, as it lasts good 
till June or July, and is equally es¬ 
teemed for the table or cooking. 
Sudbury Beauty. A small, round, yel¬ 
low fruit, of good quality; from Oc¬ 
tober to January. 
Tenterden Park. A small, roundish, red 
and yellow fruit; good from October 
to March. 
Thorle, Summer. Of medium size, round, 
and somewhat flattened in shape, for 
