PLUMS. 



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Mulberry, p. 572. 

 Munson, p. 514. 

 Mussey, p. 549. 

 Myrobolan, p. 559. 



Nagate-no-Botankyo. See Red 



June. 



Nectarine, p. 559. 

 Nelson's Victory, p. 572. 

 Newman, p. 551. 

 New Orleans. See Orleans Early. 

 Newtown Egg. Medium, oblong, 



red ; skin thick ; flesh firm, free. 



Mid-season. Minn. Am. 

 New York Purple. See Bre- 



voort's Purple. 

 New Ulm, p. 548. 

 Niagara. Medium, oval, dark 



purple; flesh pale yellow, 



juicy, sweet, free. Sept. Dom. 

 Normand, p. 579. 



Ocheeda, p. 549. 



Ogeechee. Small, round, red; 

 very early. Ga. Chick. 



Ogon, p. 579. 



Old Hickory. See Miner. 



Old Orleans, or Orleans, p. 559. 



Orange, p. 572. 



Orient. Large, roundish-coni- 

 cal, red; flesh yellow. Japan. 



Orleans Early, p. 559. 



Orleans, Smith's, p. 564. 



Oullin's Golden Gage. Large, 

 roundish-oblong, greenish-yel- 

 low; tender, juicy, excellent. 

 Productive. German. Dom. 



Oyon. See Ogon. 



Parsonage, p. 572. 



Parsons. See Miner. 



Peach, p. 560. 



PefFer, p. 548. 



Penobscot. Large, oval, yellow ; 



sweet, pleasant clingstone. 

 September. Me. Dom. 



Peoley's Early Blue. Medium, 

 oblong, dark blue; flesh yel- 

 low; pleasant clingstone. 

 August. Dom. 



Perfection. Medium, oblong con- 

 ical, bright red, white bloom; 

 flesh firm, sweet. Japan. 



Peters' Yellow Gage, p. 572. 



Pond's Purple. See Pond's Seed- 

 ling (American). 



Pond, p. 560. 



Pond's Seedling of Massachu- 

 setts, p. 560. 



Poole, p. 550. 



Pottawattamie, p. 551. 



Prairie Flower, p. 550. 



Precoce de Bergthold, p. 572. 



Prdcoce de Tours. See Early 

 Tours. 



Priam, p. 551. 



Primordian, p. 573. 



Prince Englebert, p. 561. 



Prince of Wales. Large, round, 

 slightly oblong, reddish-pur- 

 ple; sweet, sprightly, not rich 

 clingstone. September. 

 Dom. 



Prince's Imperial Gage. See 

 Imperial Gage. 



Prince's Orange Egg. Rather 

 large, oval, yellow ; coarse ; 

 sprightly, not rich. Septem- 

 ber. Dom. 



Prolific. See Hale. 



Prune d'Agen, p. 561. 



Prune d'Allemagne. See Ger- 

 man Prune. 



Prune d'Ast. See Prune d'Agen. 



Prune de la St. Martin. See 

 Coe's Late Red. 



Prune de Louvain. Large, 

 ovate, necked, deep purple; 



