The fruits and fruit-trees of America; . medium, roundish oblate ; skin smooth, whitish, shaded withlight red, rather obscurely striped and splashed with two shades of richred and a few light dots; stalk short; cavity medium ; calyx closed ;basin rather small, slightly corrugated; flesh white, half flne, tender,juicy, sprightly subacid ; core small. September, December. Ontario. This handsome and excellent apple was raised by Charles Arnold,Paris, Ontario, from seed of Northern Spy crossed with the Wagoner;tree vigorous, somewhat spreading, bears quite young and abundantly. Fruit large, oblate


The fruits and fruit-trees of America; . medium, roundish oblate ; skin smooth, whitish, shaded withlight red, rather obscurely striped and splashed with two shades of richred and a few light dots; stalk short; cavity medium ; calyx closed ;basin rather small, slightly corrugated; flesh white, half flne, tender,juicy, sprightly subacid ; core small. September, December. Ontario. This handsome and excellent apple was raised by Charles Arnold,Paris, Ontario, from seed of Northern Spy crossed with the Wagoner;tree vigorous, somewhat spreading, bears quite young and abundantly. Fruit large, oblate, slightly conic, slightly angular ; skin whitish yel-low, nearly covered with bright rich red, some rather obscure stxipeaand splashes, and moderately sprinkled with light dots; stalk short,rather stout; cavity broad, deep, sometimes slight russet; calyx closedoi nearly so; basin large, deep, slightly corrugated; flesh whitish yel-low, fine, tender, juicy, subacid, refreshing, slightly aromatic ; core , April 62 THE Ontario. Orange Pippin. Origin unknown, considerably grown in some parts of New Jersey,where it is valued as a profitable summer market apple; tree vigorous,upright at first, but spreading with age and bearing; good and surabearers alternate years.


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