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Descriptive List and Index Plums. 



Corse's Nota Bene, p. 339. 

 Cruger's Scarlet Gage ; or, Cruger's Seed- 

 ling, p. 339. 



D'Agen. See Prune d'Agen. 



Damask. See German Prune. 



Damson, p. 339. 



Dana's Yellow Gage, p. 331. 



De Delice, p. 339. 



De Montfort, p. 340. 



Denniston's Albany Beauty, p. 350. 



Denniston's Red, p. 340. 



Denniston's Superb, p. 351. 



Diamond. Very large, oval, black ; coarse, 

 acid, dry. September. 



Diapre"e Rouge. See Red Diaper. 



Dictator. Very large, brownish pur- 

 ple ; rich, juicy, high flavored. Mon- 

 treal. 



Domine Dull, p. 340. 



Downton Imperatrice, p. 351. 



Drap d'Or, p. 351. 



Drap d'Or of Esperin, p. 351. 



Duane's Purple, p. 340. 



Dunmore. Small, ovate, green becoming 

 yellow ; juicy, sweet, aromatic freestone. 

 Oclober. 



Dutch Prune. See Domine Dull. 



Dutch Quetzen. See Domine Dull. 



Early Cross. Rather small, roundish, red- 

 dish purple ; sweet, good clingstone 

 Augustl Mass. 



Early Damask. See Morocco. 



Early Damson. See Damson. 



Early Royal. See Royal Hative. 



Early Royal of Nikita. Small, roundish, 

 reddish purple ; juicy, sweet, high flavored 

 partly freestone. August. 



Early Scarlet. See Cherry. 



Early Tours, p. 340. 



Early Violet. See Early Tours. 



Early Yellow. See Primordian. 



Early Yellow Prune, p. 351. 



Egg Plum. See White Egg. 



Elfrey's Prune. Small, oval, blue : sweet, 

 dry, firm freestone. August. 



Emerald Drop. Medium, long oval, yellow- 

 ish green ; clingstone. August. 



English Wheat. Medium, roundish oval, 

 reddish purple : juicy, sweet, rich cling- 

 stone. August. 



Fellenberg, p. 340. 



Flushing Gage. See Imperial Gage. 



Foote's Early Orleans. Medium, roundish, 

 oval, black ; early, good, not rich, hardy 

 productive. Mass. 



Fotheringham, p. 340. 



Franklin. See Washington. 



Frost Gage, p. 341. 



Fulton, p. 352. 



Galbraith. Large, oval, purple ; very good 



Growth straggling. A valuable earl} 



sort. 



German Gage. See Bleecker's Gage. 

 German Prune, p. 341. 

 General Hand, p. 332. 

 Gifford's Lafayette. Medium, oval, purple ; 



juicy, not rich. August. 

 Golden Cherry Plum. See Cherry. 

 Golden Gage. See Coe's Golden Drop. 

 Goliath, p. 341. 

 Green Gage, p. 332. 

 Gundaker Prune. Medium, oval, purple ; 



high flavored. Good bearer. Pa. 

 Guthrie's Apricot. Medium, roundish oval, 



yellow, crimson dotted ; coarse, juicy. 



sweet, not rich. August. 

 Guthrie's Late Green. Medium, round, yel- 

 low ; sweet, rich, rather dry. September. 

 Guthrie's Topaz. Medium, oval, necked, 



rich yellow ; juicy, sweet, pleasant, not 



rich. September. Scotch. 

 Gwalsh. Large, oblong oval, deep purple ; 



coarse, sweet, pleasant. September. 



Hampton Court. See Early Orleans. 



Hartwiss Yellow Prune. Medium, oval, 

 waxen yellow ; rich, sub-acid, fine. Sep- 

 tember. German. 



Henry Clay, p. 352. 



Highlander, p. 341. 



Holland Prune. Roundish, purple ; sweet, 

 pleasant freestone. September. 



Horse Plum. Medium, oval, purple ; dry, 

 rather acid freestone. August. 



Howard's Favorite, p. 333. 



Howell's Early, p 341. 



Howell's Large. See Nectarine. 



How's Amber. Medium, roundish, light 

 red ; coarse, juicy clingstone. Septem- 

 ber. 



Hudson Gage, p. 353. 



Huling's Superb, p. 353. 



Ickworth Imperatrice, p. 341. 

 Imperial Gage, p. 333. 

 Imperial Ottoman, p. 334. 



