PLUMS. 



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Saint Cloud. See Goliath. 



Saint Martin's Quetsche, p. 574. 



Saint Martin Rouge. See Coe's 

 Late Red. 



Saint Maurin. See Prune 

 d'Agen. 



Saratoga. Oval, brownish-red, 

 with few white specks; flesh 

 pale yellow ; free. Late. Dom. 



Satsuma, p. 578. 



Scarlet Gage. See Long Scarlet. 



Schuyler Gage, p. 574. 



Schenectady, p. 564. 



Schley. (Schley Large Red.) 

 Medium, round, red. Ga. 

 Chick. 



Sea. Small, round, brownish- 

 purple ; flesh greenish-yellow, 

 sweet, juicy freestone. Au- 

 gust. Dom. 



Semiana. Medium, oval, 

 necked, deep purple; flesh 

 juicy, sub-acid, moderately 

 rich. Distinct from Blue Im- 

 peratrice, which see. Dom. 



Shailer's White Damson. See 

 White Damson. 



Sharp's Emperor, p. 564. 



Sheen. See Potheringham. 



Shipper, p. 515. 



Shiro-Smomo. See Berger, also 

 Red Nagate, and Ogon. Ja- 

 pan. 



Siamese. Medium, o b o v a t e , 

 pale yellow; juicy, sprightly, 

 of moderate flavor. Fruit 

 often in pairs tree a great 

 bearer. September. Dom. 



Simian a. See Suisse. 



Simon's Apricot Plum. See 

 Simonsi. 



Simoni, p. 578. 



Sloe. Ornamental, sometimes 

 used for stocks. Is a distinct 



species (Prunus Spinosa). 

 The fruit is small and black; 

 often called Blackthorn. Dom. 



Small Green Gage. See Yellow 

 Gage. English. 



Smith's Orleans, p. 564. 



Southern Golden Drop. Large, 

 golden yellow. Chick. 



Spaulding. "Medium, yellow, 

 green marbled; flesh pale yel- 

 low, very sweet; free. Dom. 



Speer, p. 549. 



Splendor. A large prune, cross 

 of Petite d'Agen and Pond's 

 Seedling. Dom. 



Stanton. Medium, round, pur- 

 ple, blue bloom. Late. Dom. 



Stark Green Gage. Medium ; 

 very prolific. A seedling of 

 Missouri Green Gage. Dom. 



Steer's Emperor. See Goliath. 



Stoddard, p. 550. 



Strawberry. Small, round ob- 

 late, dark red; flesh yellow; 

 cling. Very early. Japan. 



Sucker State. Large, round, 

 red ; skin thick ; cling. Hort. 



Sucrin Vert. See Green Gage. 



Suisse, p. 565. 



Surprise, p. 549. 



Sweet Botan. See Berckman's. 



Sweet Damson. See Damson. 



Swiss Plum. See Suisse. 



Texas Bell. Medium, round, red. 



Texas. Hort. 

 Thomas, p. 565. 

 Townsend. See Miner. 

 Tragedy, p. 565. 

 Trouvee de Voueche. Medium 



or small, oval, violet; juicy, 



sweet; very good. August. 

 Turkish Quetsche. See German 



Prune. 



