PLUMS. 



785 



Dictator. Very large, brownish- 

 purple; rich, juicy, high 

 flavored. Montreal. Dom. 



Domine, p. 555. 



Douglas. See Abundance. 



Downton Imperatrice, p. 567. 



Drap d'Or, p. 567. 



Drap d'Or of Esperen, p. 568. 



Duane Purple, p. 555. 



Dunmore. Small, ovate, green 

 becoming yellow; juicy, sweet, 

 aromatic freestone. October. 

 Dom. 



Dutch Prune. See Domine. 



Dutch Quetzen. See Domine Dull. 



Earliest of All, p. 577. 



Early Cross. Rather small, 

 roundish, reddish-purple; 

 sweet; good clingstone. 

 August. Mass. Dom. 



Early Damask. See Morocco. 



Early Damson. See Damson. 



Early Morocco. See Morocco. 



Early Red. Large, oval, pur- 

 plish-red, with white dots; 

 flesh firm, fair. Hardy. Rus- 

 sian. Texas. There is also a 

 plum of the Chickasaw type of 

 this name from Texas. 



Early Royal. See Royal Hative. 



Early Royal of Nikita. Small, 

 roundish, reddish-purple; 

 juicy, sweet, high flavored 

 partly freestone. August. 



Early Scarlet. See Myrobolan. 



Early Tours, p. 555. 



Early Violet. See Early Tours. 



Early Yellow. See Primordian. 



Early Yellow Prune, p. 568. 



Egg Plum. See Yellow Egg. 



Elfrey's Prune. Small, oval, 

 blue; sweet, dry, firm free- 

 stone. August. Dom. 

 50 



El Paso. Medium, round, red. 

 Chick. Texas. 



Emerald Drop. Medium, long 

 oval, yellowish-green; cling- 

 stone. August. Dom. 



Emerson Early, p. 551. 



English Wheat. Medium, round- 

 ish-oval, reddish-purple ; juicy, 

 sweet, rich clingstone. 

 August. Dom. 



Engre, p. 577. 



Excelsior, p. 



Fellenberg, p. 



Flushing Gage. See Imperial 

 Gage. 



Foote's Early Orleans. Medium, 

 roundish, oval, black; early; 

 good, not rich ; hardy, produc- 

 tive. Mass. Dom. 



Forest Garden, p. 549. 



Forest Rose, p. 550. 



Fotheringham, p. 555. 



Franklin. See Washington. 



French Apricot. See Apricot. 



Frost Gage, p. 555. 



Fournguja. See Chabat. 



Fulton, p. 568. 



Galbraith. Large, oval, purple. 



very good. Growth straggling. 



A valuable early sort. Dom. 

 Garfield, p. 551. 

 Gaylord, p. 549. 

 General Hand, p. 568. 

 General Jackson. See Miner. 

 Georgeson, p. 579. 

 German Gage. See Bleecker's 



Gage. 



German Prune, p. 556. 

 Giant Prune, p. 556. 

 GifFord's Lafayette. Medium. 



oval, purple; juicy, not rich, 



August. Dom. 



