The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-04-23
WHOLE NO. s77.

IpTK, WneIe u IS a late autumn and
early winter fruit, 80
Bullocks Pippin, OF American Golden
Rnssei .--Very popular though Ohio, In
diana, &C., on account Of the extreme
d9Acacy its texture and lis great pro-
ducliveness. 10 some other localities il
does not always ripen so as 10 become
ltender, and is too small for market.
i ,Peck's Pleasant. "A new variety; =
very fine, smooth, and fair, and prodlc.'
tive sort, SO far as tried in New York and
New England, ripepipg during the first
half of winter. nj, asss Fl, ii..s.s,
! Baldwin.--Tbe most highly esteemed
4 and most celebrated New England winter
apple. Il appears to. succeed equally,
wel'in New York. It's producliveness
is remarkable; single full grown trees
not unsrequenlly bearing forty 10 fiiiy
bushels. !, In the western States il bs-
comes coarser, inferior 10 favor, and sub
Iject to the, bitter rot. IL, is an exceeding
| ly valuable sort, when grown under differ,
ent influences, even on the same spot Of
ground; specimens are sometimes so dif.
ferent asiat first glance to scarcely resem-
BILE each other. es basi s8i ri
Rhode Island Greening AS celebra-
ted in western New York as the Baldwin
in New England, for its free growth and
great produciiveness. Forty bushels is
not rare cropfor a full grown, well cul-
tivated tree In the west i. does not
bear so well but the trees may becoms
productive when they become older. As
lar south as 81. Louis it ceases 10 be o
winter apple, ripening before the close Of
autumn; and in the southern States itis
changed to an early autumn variety. ~
Red Canada, known also as the Nome
such, or ''true Nonesuch,"i New Eng
land, has proved Of great excellence, so
FIR as it has fruited--lrom Maine TO
J notthern Ohio--and willdoubtlcs succeed
we'll further west. 1t is regarded bv'
many good judges as unexcelied in lis
rich and agreeable qualities by any win.
Ter apple. inH Vaaf 395
Jonathan.---A beautiful, very fair, and
productive sort in New York; bnt not o.
yet much provedI elswhere. In quality
il is fine, but not quite equal to the Red
4 Canada, to which il,appears 10, be allied,
Esopus spitzeaburgh,7-Far famed for
the extraordinary richness and spiciaess
of its favor, in which it's nearly, if not
, quite, unequalled. The flesh is too firm,
| and 10 some the acid is ioo high, TO be
wholly agreeable. II is excellent for
!, s,ewng. Itmaintains It's high character
slough New York and the west, SO far as
tried; but is usually only moderate ia
the amount Of its crops. a,a y,
| Spaar.-For MUD, agreeable, and
very rich favor, this is regarded by many
, as unexcelled, and by others as unequal
led Ii bears well; but on old and over.
loaded trees fhe fruit is apt to b. scaboy
or bloched In some paris of New Eng
land il losesi its high character, becoming
light and corky at the core.
Northern Spy,-Much celebrated ia,
western New York as a. handsome, fresh
alvored, spring apple, but no. proved
elsewhere. The young trees do NOT
come soon into bearing, and the trees
need higher and better cultivation Than
many oher sorts, TO prevent the fruis
from becoming small and detective.
RorbRry Russet. - Succeeds well
throughout the northern States; and al.
!, though good at the west, does moi always
bear well there. II is the most celebra-
ted Of all long-keeping Sorts Il succeeds
well, and maintains IFS fair appearance
in all soils and with all kinds Of ifealment;
but with rich culture i. becomes larger
and bears heavier crops. Small speci,
mems are fiat; larger ones become more
cooical, with short, thick stems. 1t is
known in many parts Of Ohio under The
name OF Putnom Russet. a
1 English Russet. Fruit rather small.
from overhearing; keeps years without
difficulty; bears profusely III all localities.
Ii Illirois six bushels have been pro-
4 duced from one tree the sixth year from
setting out. '''8 A'as s t'' N
1 Ne,Dto,cn Pippin. Bn,liitle cultivated
in New England; but well known from
ibe Hudson to the Mississippi for It's
high enc bookkeeping qualities. and for
part ofthe crop being understood, un.
less growth under favorable influences.
4 !nNew York it requires high culture To
prevent mos, Of the crop becoming small
and scabby. slairo agvD1fll II Sg sia q
/ Pfyor's Red This fine fruits ono Of
very wide adoption, being very highly es-
teemed and widely cultivated in the south
and west, and succeeding we'll as far
north as 43deg. latitude in western New
i York. sia sd nam NsHSse0t
A Rd,Dle's Janaet Like the Iastsnamed
variety, greatly esteemed in the western
and southwestern Slales. The fruit, is
, very valuable for It's bookkeeping quality.
The trees, BY oyeraearilig, produce ihany
small OF Imperfect specimens Not Of
The highest favora ai;l YS islssov sd
Milaa. --Known only al the west. Il
! possesses 4 mild, pleasant, and agreeable,