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Descriptive List and Index Plums. 



Prune d'CEuf. See Egg Plum. 



Prune, Manning's Long Blue, p. 342. 



Prune Peche. See Peach Plum. 



Prune Suisse. See Fellenberg. 



Purple Damson. See Damson. 



Purple Egg. See Red Magnum Bo- 



num. 



Purple Favorite, p. 344. 

 Purple Gage, p. 345. 



Quackenboss, p. 345. 



Queen Mother. Small, round, pale red and 

 purple ; sweet, rich freestone. Septem- 

 ber. English. 



Quetsche. See German Prune. 



Red Diaper, p. 345. 



Red Gage, p. 346. 



Red Magnum Bonum, p. 346. 



Reine Claude. See Green Gage. 



Reine Claude de Bavay, p. 357. 



Reine Claude Diaphane. Medium, round- 

 ish, clear green, shaded red ; juicy, sweet, 

 aromatic. September. French. 



Reine Claude d'Oclobre. Small, roundish, 

 greenish yellow ; juicy, rich freestone. 

 October. 



Reine Claude Rouge. Very large, roundish 

 oval, red and purple ; rich, slightly acid, 

 aromatic. September. 



Reine Claude Violette. See Purple 

 Gage. 



Reizenstein's Yellow Prune. Medium, oval, 

 slightly necked, yellow ; juicy, pleasant 

 clingstone. September. Italian. 



Rhinebeck Yellow Gage. Large, oval, yel- 

 low; coarse, sweet, pleasant clingstone. 

 September. Rhinebeck, N. Y. 



Rivers' Early Favorite, p. 346. 



Rivers' Early Prolific. Medium, roundish 

 oval, reddish purple ; juicy, sweet, plea- 

 sant freestone. August. English. 



Roe's Autumn Gage. See Autumn Gage. 



Royale, p. 346. 



Royal Hative, p. 347. 



Royal Tours, p. 347. 



Saint Catherine, p. 358. 



Saint Cloud. See Goliath. 



Saint Martin's Quetsche, p. 358. 



Saint Martin Rouge. See Coe's Late Red., 



Saint Maurin. See Prune d'Agen. 



Scarlet Gage. See Long Scarlet. 



Schuyler Gage, p. 358. 



Schenedlady Catherine, p. 347. 



Sea. Small, roundish, brownish purple 

 flesh greenish yellow, sweet, juicy free- 

 stone. August. 



Semiana. Medium, oval, necked, deep pur- 

 ple ; flesh juicy, sub-acid, moderately rich. 

 Distinct from Blue Imperatrice, which 

 see. 



Sharp's Emperor, p. 348. 



Shailer's White Damson. See White Dam- 

 son. 



Sheen. See Fotheringham. 



Siamese. Medium, obovate, pale yellow ; 

 juicy, sprightly, of moderate flavor. Fruit 

 often in pairs tree a great bearer. Sep- 

 tember. 



Sloe. Ornamental, sometimes used for 

 stocks. Is a distinct species (Pntnus Spi- 

 nosa). The fruit is small and black ; of- 

 ten called Blackthorn. 



Small Green Gage. See Yellow Gage. Eng- 

 lish. 



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 German Prune. 



Vert Bonne. See Green Gage. 

 Viaoria, p. 349. 



Virgin. Medium, roundish, reddish purple ; 

 very juicy, sweet, very good. September. 

 Violet See Blue Imperatrice. 

 Violet de Tours. See Early Tours. 

 Violet Diaper. See Cheston. 

 Violet Perdrigon. See Blue Perdrigon, 

 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 Imperatrice. 

 White Gage. See Imperial Gage. 

 White Holland. See White Egg. 

 White Imperial. See White Egg. 



