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Smith's Orleans— A large and excc41ent variety; oval; reddislj purple with a thick coat of bloom; flesh firm, 

 yellow, juicy and rich. Tree ijyo/ou.;- and very productive. Aug-ust and September. .5<X;. 



* St. Lawrence— A seedling- of ours from Smith's Orleans : superior in size and quality to the parent. Large ; dark 



purple ; cling ; rii>eus middle of August. 5<Jc. 

 Victoria (Sharp's Emperor)— One of the most magnificent plums in cultivation: of the largest size ; fair quality; 



purplish red color. Tree a free, irregular grower and most abundant Ijearer. September. .50c. 

 "Wangenheim— Medium size; oval; dark blue; quality excellent; one of the finest of that class designated as 



Prunes. Tree moderate or free grower. Middle of August. .50c. 



* Wasliing^ton— A magnific-ent large plum: roundish; green, usually marked with i-ed ; juicy, sweet and good. 



Tree robust and exceedingly productive. One of the verj- best. End of August. .50c. 

 "Wild Goose (Xativei— A good variety of the Chickasaw; medium, roundish, oblong; reddish yellow; flesh juicy 

 and flavor pleasant. Tree a frtc grower. Ripens here middle of August. .5'Jc. 



* Tellow Gage— Rather large, yellow, oval ; flesh yeUow, juicy and rich. Tree remarkably vigorous and product- 



ive. An exc-ellent and profitable variety. Middle of August. 5(>c. 

 Tellow Eg-g- A very large and beautiful egg-shaped yellow plum ; a little coarse, but excellent for cooking. Tree 

 a free grower and very productive. End of August. .5<Jc. 



ADDITIONAL VARIETIES OF PLUMS 



Either comparati\ eiy new or esteemed only in siteciai localities. 



Standard Trees Tsome two years, •thers one year) of all can be supplied. 



Abundance— Large, amber, very early. Sl-OiX 



Belle de Septembre — Large, handsome, re<^l, late. T'>e. 



Botan (Japanese). $1-00. 



Burbank (Japanese)— Large, clear cherry red. Sl.W. 



* Copper— Very late, productive. A good shipper. 7.5c. 



Decaisne— Ver'v large, jellow, excellent ; resembles Coe's GoMen I)roi>. but ripens much earlier. Sl.OO. 

 De Caradeuc %^ative)— Medium, round ; skin yellow. .5<.ic. 

 Dunlap— Large, yellow: very early. 75c. 

 French Damson — Purple. 75c. 



* Gueii (Blue Magnum Bonum<— A large, handsome, piu-ple plum; of fair quality. Profitable for market. 75c. 



* Hudson Kiver Purple Egg. 7-5c. 



* Huiing's Superb— Very large, round, green, 75c. 

 Ickworth Imperatrice— Medium, late, purple, fine. 75c. 

 Jauue Hative— Medium, yeUow ; very early. 75e. 



Kingston, or Smith's Prune— Large blue, late. Good ffv marker. 75'-. 

 Eafayette— Large, purple; late; 75c. 



* Lincoln— Very large ; reddish purple. $1.00. 

 Mariana (Native;— Deep red ; very early. 75c. 



* 3Ioore's Arctic— Said to be valued for its hardiness. 75c. 

 Newman 'Native)— Medium, oblong ; beautiful glossy red ; late. V'c. 

 Ogon (Japanesej— Large, bright golden yellow, Sl.'Xi. 



Oullin's Golden — Large, early and excellent. 75c. 



Prince of "Wales- Purplish red. Sl.'W. 



Heine Claude Violette — Purple; late. 75c. 



Royal Hative — Purplish red ; early, fine. 75c. 



Satsuma Blood (Japanese; — Large ; purplish-crimson. Sl-W. 



* Spaulding— Large ; yellowish-green. $1.00. 



The Czar— Large ; early; purple ; rich and good. 75c. 

 Transparent— Greenish yellow ; rich, and of high exc-ellence. §1.ik>. 

 "Weaver rXative)— Hardy and productive. 50c. 

 1/ Youngken's Golden— A handsome, early, Araerican Plum. 7.5c. 



Besides the above, we have several other kinds, scions only of which can be supj^lied. Price for two to six scions 

 of one kind, 50 cents. 



