Mr. Sauter: Isn't the Okabena better than the Duchess?
Mr. Wellington: It is a little later.
Mr. Richardson: Four days later.
Mr. Wellington: That would be my recommendation. I would put in the majority of the trees Wealthys and then work in some other varieties according to your market.
Mr. Sauter: Isn't the Malinda and the Northwest Greening all right?
Mr. Wellington: The Northwest Greening seems to be especially valuable in certain parts of the state. In some parts they winter injure, but it is a good late variety.
Mr. Sauter: How is the Malinda?
Mr. Wellington: Malinda is all right excepting in quality. It is lacking in quality.
Mr. Sauter: Is it a good seller?
Mr. Wellington: I couldn't tell you about that. Some of these other gentlemen could give you information on that point. It tastes more like cork than anything else, but after the other apples are gone we are not so particular about it.