American Pomology. Apples

by J. A. Warder

F.W. Landon, Janesville, Wisconsin, thinking the hardy list would be too long, gives the following as tender:

Autumn Strawberry,
Baldwin,
Cloth of Gold,
Early Strawberry,
Esopus Spitzenberg,
Lady,
Newtown Spitzenberg,
Northern Spy,
Norton's Melon,
Westfield Seek-no-further.

J.C. Brayton, Azatlan, Wisconsin, gives the following list of hardy and valuable fruits for the rich lands in the western part of the State:

SUMMER.

American Summer Pearmain,
Benoni,
Early Harvest,
Early Pennock,
Early Red,
Fall Stripe,
High-top Sweet.

AUTUMN.

Bailey Sweet,
Fall Orange,
Fall Winesap,
Fameuse,
Late Strawberry,
Red Streak,
Roseau,
Saint Lawrence,
Sweet Pear,
Trenton Early,
Utter's Large,
White Gilliflower.

WINTER.

Broadwell,
Domine,
Flushing Spitzenberg,
Golden Russet,
Hoops?
Limbertwig,
Northern Spy,
Perry Russet,
Rawle's Janet,
Red Spitzenberg,
Tallman's Sweet,
Wagener,
Westfield Seek-no-further,
White Winter Pearmain,
Winesap,
Yellow Bellflower.

HARDY, IF TOP-GRAFTED.