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MAIXE STATE COLLEGE 



PLUMS. 



Abbreviations.— Size,—\, large; m, medium; s, small. Form,— o, oval; ob, obo" 

 vate: r, roundish. Color,— g, greenisb; p, purplisb; r, reddish; y, yellow. Quality, 

 — g, good; v g, very good; b, best. Use,— F, f amily ; M, market. Seaso7i,—E, early ; 

 L, late; M, medium. Origin, — Am, American; F, foreign. 



Description. 



Value. 



Abundance 



Bavay, Bavay's Oreen Gage . 



Bleeker Gage 



Burbank 



Bradshaw 



Coe Golden Drop 



Columbia 



Damson 



De Soto 



Duane Purple 



Forest Garden 



Green Gage 



Huling, Huling Superb 



Imperial Gage 



Italian Prune, Fellemburg 



Jefferson .... 



Lombard 



McLaugblin .. 

 Moore Arctic. 

 Penobscot 



r o 



r 

 r o 



r 

 o ob 



o 



Pond, Fonthill 



Purple Gage 



Quackenboss 



Rollingstone 



Sbropsbire Damson 



Smith Orleans 



Washington , . . . , 



Wolf 



Yellow Egg, White Magnum Bonum. 



P 



g y 

 y 

 P 



i'P 



yr 



p 



p 



yr 



rp 



g y 



g y 



g y 



p 



yr 



r p 



yr 

 p 



v g 



FM 



F 

 F M 

 FM 



M 



FM 



M 



M 



F M 



FM 



FM 



F 

 F M 

 FM 

 F M 



FM 



M 

 F M 

 FM 



M 



F M 



M 



v g 



FM 



FM 

 FM 

 FM 

 FM 



Jap 



F 

 Am 

 Jap 

 Am 



F 

 Am 

 Am 

 Am 

 Am 



Am 



F 

 Am 

 Am 



F 



Am 

 Am 

 Am 

 Am 

 Am 



Am 

 Am 

 Eng 



Am 

 Am 

 Am 



1 and 4 Japanese varieties which can succeed only in the southern parts of the 

 State. 9, 11, 24 and 28, improved varieties of Prunus Americana, the native "horse 

 plum" or "pomegranate." 19, the most popular variety for Aroostook county. 



