SEASON LIST IN FOUR DEPARTMENTS. 
No. 1. Extra hardy List of good varieties in use from July to Spring, 
found successful in the valleys and undrained soils, if well ridged with the 
plow. Descriptions found on previous pages. 
1— Red Astrachan, 5—Sweet Wine, S—Perry Russet, 
2— Fall Stripe, 6—Canada Black, 9—English Golden Russet, 
3— Sweet Pear, 7—Talman Sweet, 10—Red Romanite. 
4— Fall Wine Sap, 
No. 2. Hardy List of excellent varieties in addition to No. 1, of early and 
long keepers, for elevated well-drained locations, of any aspect, and for rich 
soils. Descriptions found on previous pages. 
11— Sweet June, 
12— Summer Golden Sweet, 
13— Early Pennock, 
14— Duchess of Oldenburg, 
15— Sops of Wine, 
16— St. Lawrence, 
17— Aut. Strawberry, 
18— Benoni, 
19— Fameuse, 
20— Colvert, 
21— Bailey Sweet, 
22— Cider, 
23— W. Seeknofurther, 
24— Vandevere, 
25— Yellow Bellflower, 
26— Pomme Grise, 
27— Winter Wine Sap, 
2S—Northern Spy, 
29— Willow Twig, 
30— Rawle’s Janet. 
No. 3. Half hardy and tender List, which are No. one in quality, but 
require high ground, well drained, and medium soil, with cool aspect. July 
to Spring. Those followed by * found in descriptive list. 
31— Early Harvest,* 
32— Red June,* 
33— Summer Queen,* 
34— Keswick Codlin,* 
35— Maiden’s Blush, 
36— Pumpkin Sweet, 
37— Hawley, 
38— Fall Pippin, 
39— Twenty Ounce, 
40— Rambo, 
41— White Bellflower, 
42— King, 
43— Fallawater, 
44— Wagner, 
45— Herefordshire Permain,* 
46— Swaar, (winter) 
47— Bellmont, 
4S—R. I, Greening, 
49— English Russet, 
50— Dominie.* 
No. 4. Amateur List of old and new varieties, some of which will be 
found among the best for general cultivation. Those followed by the * are 
in the descriptive list. 
51— Early Joe,* 
52— Early Strawberry, 
53— Summer Rose,* 
54— Coles Quince,* 
55— Early Red,* 
56— Porter, 
57— Cranberry,* 
58— Williams’ favorite, 
59— Pear Sweet,* 
60— Primate, 
61— Drap d’Or,* 
62— Water, 
63— Cooper, 
64— Rosseau, 
65— Sweet Gillflower, 
66— Fulton, 
67— Saxton, 
68— Hurlburt, 
69— Utters,* 
70— Rome Beauty, 
71— Jersey Black,* 
72— Smokehouse, 
73— Harper’s Sweet. 
74— White Apple, 
75— Jefferson,* 
76— Chester Co. Redstreak, 
77— Danvers W. Sweet, 
78— Lady, 
79— Campfield Sweet, 
80— Ft. Miami, 
81— Black Vandevere,* 
82— Chronicle,* 
83— Dumelows.* 
No. 5. List of vigorous sorts, found adapted to sandy soils.—Nos. 2, 4, 5 
6, 9, 10, 11, 22, 24, 27, 28, 45, 50, 64. 
