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, swee£, 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. 



OuUin'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. 



PeflFer, 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. 



Pr&oce de Bergthold, p. 572. 



Pr&oce 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. 



ProUfic. 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; 



