The fruits and fruit-trees of America; . lden Pippin. Newtown Spitzenberp. Lansingburgh. Ewalt. Red Winter Pearmain. Carolina Red June. Moores Sweet. Jackson. Ben Davis. Macomber. Winesap. Summer Hagloe. Primate, Spice Sweet. Sops of Wine. Early Strawberry. u u Early Washington StrawberryEarly Kirkbridge APPENDIX. Foe specimens of Fruit, and information relating tomany of the varieties in this Appendix, I am indebtedto many of the leading Pomologists in many partsof th
The fruits and fruit-trees of America; . lden Pippin. Newtown Spitzenberp. Lansingburgh. Ewalt. Red Winter Pearmain. Carolina Red June. Moores Sweet. Jackson. Ben Davis. Macomber. Winesap. Summer Hagloe. Primate, Spice Sweet. Sops of Wine. Early Strawberry. u u Early Washington StrawberryEarly Kirkbridge APPENDIX. Foe specimens of Fruit, and information relating tomany of the varieties in this Appendix, I am indebtedto many of the leading Pomologists in many partsof the country, who will please accept my cordialfchanks. Chaeles Downing. THE APPLE. Autumn Pomme Geis. Originated in the orcliard of William Reynolds, Markliara, a strong upright grower, very productive. Fruit small, oblate,inclining to conic; skin yellow, nearly covered with thin nettings ofrusset, sometimes a shade of rich red in the sun; stalk long, slenderinserted in a medium cavity; calyx closed; basin broad, shallow, dia. Baltzley. tinctly and peculiarly corrugated; flesh fine, yellowish, tender, nviderately juicy, rich, sprightly subacid and ai-omatic; very good; coresmall. October and November. 3 the apple. Sweet. Originated on the farm of John Baltzley, Manellan Townsliip, ee moderately vigorous, spreading, an early bearer, very productiveevery other year, and a small crop alternate ones; an old apple, but afavorite where known; young shoots light reddish brown, manyrusset dots. Fruit rather large, oblate or roundish oblate, nearly regular; skinpale yellow, often with a shade of light pale red in the sun, and a fewgrayish dots; stalk rather short, small; cavity large, deep; calyxclosed; basin large, deep, slightly corrugated; flesh white, half fine,tender, moderately juicy, rather rich, sweet; good to very good. Sep-tember, October. Belle du Douce du Havre. A promising French variety. Tree hardy, vigorous, upi-ight, ansarl
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