Pi inns. 



575 



erate flavor. September. Mon- 

 treal. 



Corse's Field Marshal. Rather large, 

 oval, purplish red ; juicy, sub- 

 acid. August. Montreal. 



Corse's Nota Bene, p. 357. 



Cruger's Scarlet Gage, or Cruger's 

 Seedling, p. 357. 



D'Agen. See Prune d'Agen. 



Damask. See German Prune. 



Damson, p. 357. 



Dana's Yellow Gage, p. 369. 



De Delice, p. 357. 



De Montfort, p. 358. 



Denniston's Albany Beauty, p. 368. 



Denniston's Red, p. 358. 



Denniston's Superb, p. 369. 



Diamond. Very large, oval, black ; 

 coarse ; acid, dry. September. 



Diapree Rouge. See Red Diaper. 



Dictator. Very large, brownish pur- 

 ple ; rich, juicy, high flavored. 

 Montreal. 



Domine Dull, p. 358. 



Downton Imperatrice, p. 369. 



Drap d'Or, p. 369. 



Drap d'Or of Esperen, p. 369. 



Duane's Purple, p. 358. 



Dunmore. Small, ovate, green be- 

 coming yellow ; juicy, sweet, aro- 

 matic freestone. October. 



Dutch Prune. See Domine Dull. 



Dutch Quetzen. See Domine Dull. 



Early Cross. Rather small, round- 

 ish, reddish purple ; sweet ; good 

 clingstone. August. 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 free- 

 stone. August. 



Early Scarlet. See Cherry. 



Early Tours, p. 358. 



Early Violet. See Early Tours. 



Early Yellow. See Primordian. 



Early Yellow Prune, p. 369. 



Egg Plum. See White Egg. 



Elfrey's Prune. Small, oval, blue; 

 sweet, dry, firm freestone. Au- 

 gust. 



Emerald Drop. Medium, long oval, 

 yellowish green ; clingstone. Au 

 gust. 



English Wheat. Medium, round- 

 ish oval, reddish purple ; juicy, 

 sweet, rich clingstone. August. 



Fellenberg, p. 358. 



Flushing Gage. See Imperial Gage. 



Foote's Early Orleans. Medium, 



roundish, oval, black ; early ; 



good, not rich ; hardy, productive. 



Mass. 



Fotheringham, p. 358. 

 Franklin. See Washington. 

 Frost Gage, p. 359. 

 Fulton, p. 370. 



Galbraith. Large, oval, purple ; 



very good. Growth straggling. A 



valuable early sort. 

 German Gage. See Bleecker's Gage. 

 German Prune, p. 359. 

 I General Hand, p. 370. 

 Gifford's Lafayette. Medium, oval, 



purple ; juicy, not rich. August. 

 Golden Cherry Plum. See Cherry. 

 Golden Gage. See Coe's Golden 



Drop. 



Goliath, p. 359. 

 Green Gage, p. 370. 

 Gueii, or Blue Magnum Bonum. 



