Cavity acute, deep, regular, brown; Stem long, curved. Core regular, heart-shaped, closed, clasping; Seeds numerous, plump; Flesh yellowish, crisp, breaking, fine grained, juicy; Flavor sub-acid, vinous, refreshing; Quality good to very good; Use, dessert, kitchen, market and cider; Season, February, March, and later. =Red Winter Pearmain.= RED GILLIFLOWER--RED LADY FINGER--BUNCOMBE? ETC. This favorite southern apple is widely diffused through the South and West, and its good qualities have made it many admirers. Origin uncertain. Tree sufficiently vigorous, upright, productive, annual bearer. Fruit medium to large, conic, regular; Surface smooth, deep red, almost purplish on yellow, stripes nearly lost in the depth of coloring, whitish shading exteriorly, not a bloom; Dots numerous, minute. Basin regular, plaited or folded; Eye long or large, open. Cavity acute, regular, green; Stem medium length, thick, knobby. Core medium, closed, clasping; Seeds numerous, large, plump; Flesh yellow, breaking, juicy; Flavor mild sub-acid, almost sweet, rich, satisfying; Quality good; Use, table and kitchen; Season, December and January. =Rosy Red.= [Illustration: Fig. 157.--ROSY RED.] This is one of the valuable fruits which we owe to the indefatigable efforts, of that earnest pomologist and thus philanthropist, Lewis Jones, of Cambridge, Indiana. Found in a seedling orchard. Fruit medium, conical, truncated, regular; Surface smooth, bright red, generally diffused, indistinctly striped; Dots scattered, medium, yellow. Basin medium, shallow, regular or folded; Eye medium, closed. Cavity acute, narrow, deep, brown; Stem medium, slender, yellow. Core wide, indistinct, partly open, scarcely meeting the eye; Seeds few, plump and imperfect; Flesh pale yellow, breaking, juicy; Flavor sub-acid; Quality good; Use, market and table; Season, December and January. =Westfield Seek-no-Further.= [Illustration: Fig. 158.--WESTFIELD SEEK-NO-FURTHER.] This favorite Connecticut apple has been widely disseminated throughout the country, and is universally admired by those who come from the Northern States; on lower parallels it is less known, and not so highly appreciated, nor is it so fine a fruit, being larger, but less compact, more spongy, less beautifully colored and sometimes almost a russet. Tree vigorous, thrifty, spreading, productive. Fruit medium, roundish-conic; Surface smooth dull red, mixed and striped on yellow, in the North clear bright red; Dots scattered, large, yellow; leather-cracked and russeted about the apex. Basin shallow, regular, leather-cracked; Eye small, closed or open. Cavity pointed, regular, brown; Stem long. Core medium, regular, closed, meeting and clasping the eye; Seeds numerous, small, pointed; Flesh yellowish-white, tender, breaking; Flavor very mild sub-acid, aromatic, satisfying, not high flavored nor spicy; Quality only good in my estimation; Use, table and market; Season, December.