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ably well-flavoured; in season from 
November to January. 
Pul wood. An oblong green apple, first- 
rate in size and quality; keeps till 
May. Synonymes, Late Pul wood, 
Dutch Pulwood, Pulwood Green. 
Gloria Mundi. A very large, roundish, 
green and yellow fruit, of excellent 
quality, from November to January. 
Synonymes, American Gloria Mundi, 
American Mammoth, Baltimore Pip¬ 
pin, Glazenwood Gloria Mundi, Mon¬ 
strous Pippin, New York Gloria 
Mundi, Schale’s Monster. 
Golden Noble. A large, round, yellow 
apple of medium quality, and a good 
bearer; in season through September 
and October. 
Hawthornden. One of the best early 
apples, the fruit is large, roundish, 
and pale yellow; in season from Sep¬ 
tember to December; the tree is an 
excellent bearer and free from canker. 
Hollandbury. Medium size and quality, 
a good bearer, and keeps till Febru¬ 
ary. Synonymes , Bonne Rouge, How- 
berry Pippin, Horsley Pippin, Kirke’s 
Scarlet Admirable. 
Holland Pippin. Large, round, yellow, 
fine-flavoured fruit; in season from 
November to March. 
Hoskreiger. An excellent apple, large, 
green, round, of first-rate excellence, 
and an abundant bearer; keeps till 
April. 
Iron Apple. Small, and only of medium 
quality, but desirable on account of 
the length of time it may be kept— 
from twelve to fifteen months. Syno¬ 
nymes, Grange’s Lasting, Pomme de 
Per. 
Kentish Pill Basket. A round, yel¬ 
lowish-green and brown fruit, first- 
rate in size and quality; should always 
be grown; in season from November 
to February. Synonymes, Kentish 
Pippin, Lady De Grey’s, Money 
Binder, Potter’s Large. 
Kentish Pippin. A conical, pale yellow 
and brown fruit, smaller than the 
above, but equal in flavour; in season 
from October to January. 
King of the Pippins. Medium size, 
lengthened in form, red and yellow, j 
brisk, full-flavoured fruit, and an 
excellent bearer. Synonymes, Hamp¬ 
shire Yellow, Hogg’s Kiug. 
Leadington Monstrous. A very large 
fruit, oblong, green, of good quality, 
and a tolerable bearer; in season 
from October to January. Synonyme, 
Green Codlin. 
Mere de Menage. Very large, round, 
red fruit, good in quality, and lasts 
from October to February. 
Nonpareil, Sweeny. Of medium size 
and sharp full flavour, round, brown, 
and red fruit, a certain bearer, and 
keeps till April. 
Nonesuch. A flattened, green, striped 
variety, one of the best boilers ; a 
good bearer, and fit for use in Sep¬ 
tember. 
Nonesuch, Round Winter. A very de¬ 
sirable kind, with round, streaked 
fruit, large and highly-flavoured; 
from November to March; the tree 
is an excellent bearer, and generally 
clean. 
Pearmain, Hormead. Not a large va¬ 
riety, but of superior excellence in 
every other respect, the fruit is yel¬ 
low, of the usual shape, and keeps 
till April; the tree is a certain bearer. 
Synonymes, Hormead Pippin, Arundel 
Pearmain. 
Red Streak, Keeping. Fruit of medium 
size and flavour, round, very hard 
when first gathered, keeps till April, 
and is much esteemed for baking. 
Reinette Roval. Of large size and me- 
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dium quality, streaked and conical; 
in season from December to April; 
desirable on accomit of its free bear¬ 
ing. 
Rhode Island Greening. Round, green, 
large knit, of excellent quality for 
any purpose, and a good bearer; in 
season from December to April. 
Rostocker. Yery large, red, rather 
flattened fruit, firm, and full-flavoured, 
keeps till May, esteemed for baking 
and drying. Synonyme, Stetting 
Rouge, 
Russet Royal. First-rate for culinary 
purposes; large, conical, russet- 
coloured fruit; keeps till May; the 
tree is an excellent bearer. Syno- 
