PLUMS 



31 



Name. 



117 Swis3, Or Suisse 

 Monsieut tardive 

 Simlaiia 



*118 Texas dwarf 



119 Transpfxrent 



*120 Washington 



Bolmer's Washington 



121 \V}iite Virgins! 



122 Myrobalan 



123 Prairie Cherry, from Il- 

 linois 





Form- 



i 



2 



= 

 c 

 73 



3 



i 



Season. 



viol't 



round 



F 



1 



T 



s.o. 



y- 



round 



1 



F 



1 



T 



Sep. 



■A- Y- 



round 



2 



C 



1 



T 



Sep. 



w. 



round 



« 



C 



2 



T 



July 



r. 



round 



2 



C 



2 



TK 



Sep, 



Remarks. 



HanfTs on late. 



A low shrub. 



New French variety. 



V. P. One of the largest, 

 most splendid and deli- 

 cious varieties. 



V. P. Excellent. 



V. P. Beautiful, rare. 



V. P. A beautiful dwarf 

 nativ« variety. 



PLUMS NOT SUBJECT TO INSECTS. 



ThefQllQwing varieties, "numerated in the preceding list, are not attacked in this 

 vicinity by the insect which produces knots or excrescences. There are many others 

 not liable to attack, but in regard to which the discrimination has not been sufficient- 

 ly perfected— Nos. 9, 11, 21, 29, 32, 33, 36, 42, 43, 46, 47, 53, 55, 56, 60, 61, 70, 73, 76, 77, 

 78,79,82,85,95,100,105,114. 



MISCELLANEOUS PLUMS, 



Whose characters are not well ascertained, and some of which may doubtless prove 

 synonymous with well kriown varieties. 



Admirahle. 



* American Wheat. 

 Angola. 



* Arkansas dwarf. 

 *Bancker's Gage. 

 B'ack Orleans. 

 ^Burlington red 

 Carroll. 

 *Cooledge- 



*Dennisen'3. 



Dorr's. 



English Early Damson. 



white. 



Ghiston's early yellow.' 

 Howell's early. 

 Italian Gage. 

 Late cling. 

 *Manning''s yellow. 



New Mogul. 

 New Purple. 



* October gage. 

 *Quackenboss. 

 Rivers' early. 

 Stretac's Incomparable. 

 *Thorndyke. 



* Watts' New- York. 



REJECTED PLUMS, 



These varieties have been rejected from cultivation in consequence of the bad quality, 

 defective character, or diminutive size of their fruit, or for the bad bearing of the 

 trees. 



Blue Gage. 



Azure hative, 

 Briancon. 

 Brussels. 

 Bryanston Gage, 

 BuUace. 

 Rurnet. 

 Cerisette. 

 Cherry. 



My ohalan. 



Early Scarlet. 

 Cheston. 



M'lfchless. 



Dlapree violetlc. 

 Chicasaw, Red 

 , Yellow 



Common Damson. 



Frost, or Winter Damson. 

 Damas d' Espagne. 



de Maugeron. 



- de Tours, gros 



• noir. 



Domine dull. 



Double, or Twice bearing 



Frost Gage, the most subject 



to insects of all plums. 

 Gwalsh. 

 Isle verte. 

 Jaune hative. 



Early Yellow. 



Early John. 

 Late purple Damson. 



Late white Damson. 



Late yellow Damson. 

 White Damascene, of Coxe. 

 Lawrence. 



Lawrence' s Early. 

 Mirabelle. 

 tardive. 



Muscle. 



Red American. 



Royal Dauphin. 



Sloe. 



Stoneless, or Pitless. 



Sweet Damson. 



WetherelPs sweet. 



Wheat, or Whitton. 



Wincsour. 



