American Pomology. Apples

by J. A. Warder

Bentley Sweet,
Bough,
Broadwell,
Fall Sweet,
Federal Sweet,
Golden Sweet,
Hightop Sweet,
Honey Greening,
Kentucky Sweet,
Paradise Winter,
Scarlet Sweet,
Simpson's,
Smith's Sweet,
Sweet Favorite,
Winter Sweet.

For Illinois, by W. Cutter, in Prairie Farmer:

Broadwell,
Golden Sweet,
Paradise Winter,
Ramsdell Sweet,
Sweet June,
Sweet Nonesuch.

Sweet apples arranged in succession for stock. Those marked T. are also fine for the dessert; those marked B. are superior for baking:

Hightop, B.
Bough, T.
Golden Sweeting, B.
Victuals and Drink, B. T.
Jersey Sweet,
Lyman's Pumpkin, B.
Bailey Sweet, B. T.
Ramsdell's, B.
Mote's Sweet, B. T.
Stillwater Sweeting, B.
Higby Sweet, B.
Dr. Watson, T.
Molasses,
Fall Queen, B. T.
Buckingham,
Baltimore,
Fallawater,
Michael Henry,
Broadwell, T. B.
Sweet Bellflower,
Sweet Janet, B.
London Sweet, B.
Winter Sweet Paradise, T. B.
Jersey Black,
Ladies' Sweeting, T. B.
Tallman's, B.
Holton's,
Moore's Sweeting,
Gilpin,
Campfield,
Sweet Vandervere,
Red Winter Pearmain,
Swaar,
Black Gilliflower.

In giving selections of Cider Apples I will begin with the veteran Coxe's list:

American Pippin,
Campfield,
Cooper's Russeting,
Gloucester White,
Golden Reinette,
Hagloe Crab,
Harrison,
Hewes' Crab,
House, or Gray-House,
Red Streak,
Roane's White Crab,
Ruckman's Pearmain,
Styre,
Winesap.

A select list of Cider Apples that may be found in many collections, all good bearers:

Campfield,
Gilpin,
Harrison,
Hewes' Crab,
Newtown Pippin,
Priestley,
Rawle's Janet,
Waugh's Crab,
Winesap.

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