British Pomology: Or, the History, Description, Classification, and Synonymes, of the Fruits and Fruit Trees of Great BritainHogg, Robert
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British Pomology: Or, the History, Description, Classification, and Synonymes, of the Fruits and Fruit Trees of Great Britain
Hogg, Robert
Apples
Bachelor’s Glory
Biggs’s Nonesuch
Cellini
Chester Pearmain
Creed’s Marigold
Elford Pippin
Flushing Spitzenburgh
Gravenstein
Green Woodcock
Hermann’s Pippin
Hoary Morning
Hollandbury
Kentish Fill Basket
Kingston Black
Longstart
Monkton
Nanny
Rabine
Rambour Franc
Red-Streak
Red Streaked Rawling
Siberian Harvey
Summer Strawberry
Trumpington
C. RED.
_Having either a cloud of red on the side next the sun, or entirely
covered with red._
Api Etoillé
Bere Court Pippin
Borsdorffer
Burn’s Seedling
Calville Rouge d’Automne
Cherry Apple
Contin Reinette
Flower of Kent
Forge
Foxley
Glory of the West
Greenup’s Pippin
Hawthornden
Isle of Wight Pippin
Lady’s Delight
De Neige
Red-Must
Rymer
Scarlet Crofton
Scarlet Tiffing
Scotch Bridget
Siberian Bitter Sweet
Summer Broadend
D. RUSSET.
_Being entirely or to a great extent covered with russet._
Brown Kenting
Cornish Aromatic
Ten Shillings
§§--OBLONG, CONICAL, OVAL, OR OVATE.
A. PALE COLORED.
_Being either of an uniform pale color, or occasionally tinged with
faint red._
Brookes’s
Catshead
Coccagee
Costard
Cray Pippin
Green Tiffing
Hargreave’s Green Sweet
Harvey’s Wiltshire Defiance
Isleworth Crab
Kilkenny Pearmain
Lucombe’s Pine
Marmalade
Melrose
Monkland Pippin
Nelson Codlin
Pitmaston Golden Wreath
Proliferous Reinette
Sheep’s Nose
Tarvey Codlin
Toker’s Incomparable
Transparent Codlin
White Wine
Wormsley Pippin
Yellow Ingestrie
B. STRIPED.
_Being wholly or partially marked, with stripes, either on a pale or
colored ground._
Augustus Pearmain
Belle Bonne
Colonel Vaughan’s
Bennet Apple
Best Bache
Broughton
Cowarne Red
Duke of Beaufort’s Pippin
Duncan
Emperor Alexander
Fill Basket
Garter
Glory of England
Golden Streak
Golden Winter Pearmain
Hagloe Crab
Mère de Ménage
Moore’s Seedling
Queen of Sauce
Summer Pearmain
White Paradise
C. RED.
_Having either a cloud of red on the side next the sun, or entirely
covered with red._
Fox Whelp
Friar
Ganges
Grey Leadington
Kentish Pippin
Long Nose
Pigeon
Red Ingestrie
Wickham’s Pearmain
Woodcock
D. RUSSET.
_Being entirely, or to a great extent covered with russet._
Bowyer’s Russet
Patch’s Russet
Pine Apple Russet
III.--WINTER APPLES.
Including such as are in use during the whole of the Winter and Spring.
§--ROUND, ROUNDISH, OR OBLATE.
A. PALE COLORED.
_Being either of an uniform pale color, or occasionally tinged with
faint red._
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