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Stephenson. — This apple originated in Alabama.
Medium size, round oblong; yellow with red stripes; quality fair, with a mild taste; a good dessert and market apple, with excellent keeping qualities. The tree is vigorous and prolific. Ripens in late winter.
Sops of Wine (Homony, Summer Queen of Kentucky).
An average size, round; dark yellowish red ; long stalk; 478 GARDENING FOR THE SOUTH.
flesh white, mild in taste and good flavor. Ripens in summer. An excellent apple for market. Tree good bea...rer; prolific.
Smokehouse. — Originated in Pennsylvania, but a very popular apple in Virginia; rather large, round oblate; yellow with irregular red stripes; flesh yellowish white with a fine flavor. An excellent cooking and market apple. Ripens in late summer to autumn.
Fig. 183.
Taunton. — Originated in Alabama or Georgia; large apple, oblate conical; yellow with red stripes; acid flavor, and good quality; fine for market, and an open grower.
Ripens in winter.
Watson (Carolina). — Very large, oblate conical; green with red stripes; flavor and quality good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stephenson. — This apple originated in Alabama.
Medium size, round oblong; yellow with red stripes; quality fair, with a mild taste; a good dessert and market apple, with excellent keeping qualities. The tree is vigorous and prolific. Ripens in late winter.
Sops of Wine (Homony, Summer Queen of Kentucky).
An average size, round; dark yellowish red ; long stalk; 478 GARDENING FOR THE SOUTH.
flesh white, mild in taste and good flavor. Ripens in summer. An excellent apple for market. Tree good bea...rer; prolific.
Smokehouse. — Originated in Pennsylvania, but a very popular apple in Virginia; rather large, round oblate; yellow with irregular red stripes; flesh yellowish white with a fine flavor. An excellent cooking and market apple. Ripens in late summer to autumn.
Fig. 183.
Taunton. — Originated in Alabama or Georgia; large apple, oblate conical; yellow with red stripes; acid flavor, and good quality; fine for market, and an open grower.
Ripens in winter.
Watson (Carolina). — Very large, oblate conical; green with red stripes; flavor and quality good.
What to read after Gardening for the South;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, William N., 1819-1867. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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