Plums. 



Langdon's Seedling. Rather large, 



roundish oval, reddish purple ; 



juicy, sub-acid mostly clingstone. 



August. Conn. 

 La Royale. SeeRoyale. 

 Large Early Damson. See Horse 



Plum. 

 Large Green Drying. Large, round, 



greenish yellow ; rich ; very good. 



September. English. 

 Lawrence's Favorite, or Lawrence's 



Gage, p. 355. 



Leipzic. See German Prune. 

 Lewiston Egg. Medium, oval, pale 



yellow ; quality moderate. August. 

 Little Queen Claude. See English 



Yellow Gage. 

 Lombard, p. 342. 

 Long Scarlet. Medium, oblong 



obovate, red ; acid, ripening 



sweeter clingstone. August. 

 Lucombe's Nonesuch, p. 355. 



Madison, p. 355. 



Magnum Bonum. See White Egg. 



Mamelonnee. Medium, oval with a 

 distinct neck, tapering to apex, 

 light green ; sweet, pleasant, 

 mild, not rich freestone. Early 

 August. French. Valuable for 

 its earliness. 



Manning's Long Blue, p. 342. 



Marten's Seedling. Large, oblong, 

 yellow ; brisk, sprightly flavor 

 freestone. September. Sche- 

 nectady, N. Y. 



McLaughlin, p. 355. 



Mei gs, P- 342. 



Mimms. See Red Diaper. 



Miner. An improved variety of the 

 Wild Chickasaw plum ; medium, 

 ovate, dark purplish red ; juicy 

 adheres to the stone. Culinary 

 Tree hardy, vigorous. 



Mirabelle, p. 356. 



Mirabelle Tardive. Small, roundish 

 oval, greenish yellow ; sweet, 

 juicy, agreeable freestone. Great 

 bearer hangs long. October. 



Miser Plum. See Cherry. 



Monroe, or Monroe Egg, p. 356. 



Monsieur Hatif. See Early Orleans. 



Morocco, p. 343. 



Mulberry, p. 356. 



Myrobolan. See Cherry. 



Nectarine, p. 343. 

 Nelson's Victory, p. 356. 

 New York Purple. See Brevoort's 

 Purple. 



Old Orleans, or Orleans, p. 343. 

 Orange, p. 357. 

 Orleans Early, p. 343. 

 Orleans, Smith's, p. 348. 



Parsonage, p. 357. 



Peach Plum, p. 343. 



Penobscot. Large, oval, yellow ; 

 sweet, pleasant clingstone. Sep- 

 tember. Me. 



Peoly's Early Blue. Medium, ob- 

 long, dark blue ; flesh yellow ; 

 pleasant clingstone. August. 



Peters' Yellow Gage, p. 357. 



Pond's Purple. See Pond's Seed- 

 ling (American). 



Pond's Seedling, p. 343. 



Pond's Seedling of Massachusetts, 



P- 344- 



Precoce de Bergthold, p. 357. 



Precoce de Tours. See Early Tours. 



Primordian, p. 357. 



Prince Englebert, p. 344. 



Prince of Wales. Large, round, 

 slightly oblong, reddish purple ; 

 sweet, sprightly, not rich cling- 

 stone. September.. 



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