Plums. 



Sheen. See Fotheringham. 



Siamese. Medium, obovate, pale 

 yellow ; juicy, sprightly, of mode- 

 rate flavor. Fruit often in pairs 

 tree a great bearer. September. 



Sloe. Ornamental, sometimes used 

 for stocks. Is a distinct species 

 (Prunus Spinosa). The fruit is 

 small and black ; often called 

 Blackthorn. 



Small Green Gage. See Yellow 

 Gage. English. 



Steer's Emperor. See Goliath. 



Suisse, p. 348. 



Sucrin Vert. See Green Gage. 



Sweet Damson. See Damson. 



Swiss Plum. See Suisse. 



Thomas, p. 349. 



Trouvee de Voueche. Medium or 



small, oval, violet ; juicy, sweet ; 



very good. August. 

 Turkish Quetsche. See GermanPrune. 



Vert Bonne. See Green Gage. 



Victoria, p. 349. 



Virgin. Medium, roundish, reddish 



purple ; juicy, sweet ; very good. 



September. 



Violet. See Blue Imperatrice. 

 Violet de Tours. See Early Tours. 

 Violet Diaper. See Cheston. 

 Violet Perdrigon. See Blue Perdri- 



gon. 

 Violet Queen Claude. See Purple 



Gage. 

 Violette Hative. See Early Tours. 



Wangenheim, p. 349. 



Washington, p. 358. 



Wax, p. 350. 



White Apricot. Medium, roundish, 



yellow ; flesh firm ; pleasant 



clingstone. August. 



White Damson, p. 358. 



White Egg, p. 358. 



White Empress. See White Im- 

 peratrice. 



White Gage. See Imperial Gage. 



White Holland. See White Egg. 



White Imperial. See White Egg. 



White Imperatrice. Medium, obo- 

 vate, bright yellow; juicy, crisp, 

 sweet, translucent ; freestone. Sep- 

 tember. 



White Magnum Bonum. See White 

 Egg- 



White Mogul. See White Egg. 



White Perdrigon. Medium, oval, 

 pale greenish yellow ; sweet ; clinj*- 

 stone. August. 



White Primordian. See Primordian. 



Wild Goose. Medium, roundish, ob- 

 long, reddish yellow ; a good varie- 

 ty of the wild or Chickasaw plum ; 

 hardy and productive, and profit- 

 able for market where the com- 

 mon plum will not succeed. Mid- 

 summer at the Southwest. 



Wilkinson. Medium, oval,, slightly 

 necked, reddish purple ; firm, sweet, 

 not high flavored. September. 



Wilmot's Green Gage. See Green 

 Gage. 



Wilmot's Late Orleans. See Goliath. 



Winter Damson. See Damson. 



Woolst oil's Black Gage. Small, 

 round, dark, rich. September. 



Yellow Apricot. See Apricot. 

 Yellow Egg. See White Egg. 

 Yellow Gage, English, p. 359. 

 Yellow Gage, Prince's, p. 359. 

 Yellow Magnum Bonum. See 



White Egg. 

 Yellow Perdrigon. See Drap d'Or. 



Zvvetsche. See German Prune. 



