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PLUMS. 



acid, very juicy, fine flavor, excellent for early 

 cooking, ripens early and hangs long free from rot. 



Late Dnke, large, rich, deep red, subacid, not 

 so rich as Mayduke, ripens very late, produc- 

 tive. 



Magnifiqne de Sceanx, or Belle Magnifiqne, 



quite large, rich red, mild flavor, not highest 

 quality, productive, one of the best late varie- 

 ties. 



May Duke, or Holnian's Duke, Three fourths 

 of the trees sold under this name are spurious, 

 they being a late variety. The genuine is one 

 of the earliest Cherries, large, red, becoming 

 nearly black at full maturity, acid, very juicy, 

 rich, excellent and grateful flavor, very hardy j 

 and productive. 



Morello, English, medium to large, dark black- 

 ish red, rich acid, slight astringency, juicy and 



good, very productive, growth slow, like all 

 others of the Morello family. 



Morello, Imperial, good size, round, dark pur- 

 plish red, tender, juicy, rich acid, estimable, very 

 productive, 



Morello, PInmstone, large, roundish heart, 

 deep red, rich acid flavor, juicy, excellent, very 

 late, the Stone long and pointed. Most valuable 

 of Morellos. 



Reine Hortense, large, sprightly subacid, juicy, 

 rich, excellent, ripens late and hangs long, mod- 

 erately productive, a valuable acquisition.^ 



Royal Duke, very large, dark red, tender, juicy, 

 rich, excellent, rather late. 

 | Shannon, or Rirtland's Morello, medium, glob 

 ular, deep purplish red, tender, juicy, acid, 

 ripens late. 



PLUMS-PRUNUS DOMESTIC!. 



Usual size, 50 cents each. Extra large trees, of bearing size, 4 to 7 years, $1 to $1 50. 

 trees, 37 to 50 cents, according to age. 



Dwarf 



1 Bingham. 28 



2 Bradshaw. 



Large Black Imperial. 29 



3 Buel's Favorite. 30 



4 Catherine, Schenectady. 31 



5 Cherry, or Early Scarlet. 32 



6 Cherry, Golden. 33 



7 Coe's Golden Drop. 34 



8 Columbia. 35 



9 Corse's Nota Bene. 36 



10 Cruger's Scarlet, 37 



11 Damson, September. 38 



12 Damson, Shropshire. 39 



13 Damson, Winter, or Late. 40 



14 Denniston's Superb. 41 



15 Denniston's Red. 42 



16 Diapree rouge. 43 



Bed Diaper — Mimms. 44 



17 Double flowering, Large. 45 



18 Double flowering, Dwarf or 46 



Sloe. 47 



The two last are Ornamental 4g 



19 Drap d'Or. 49 



20 Duane's Purple French. 50 



21 Early Favorite, Rivers. 51 



22 Elfrey. 52 



23 Emerald Drop. 



24 Gage, American Yellow. gg 



25 Gage, Autumn. 



26 Gage, Bleeker's. 54 



27 Gage, English Yellow. 



Gage, Frost (subject to 55 

 knots.) 56 

 Gage, Green. 57 

 Gage, Hudson. 58 

 Gage, Imperial (Prince's.) 59 

 Gage, Prince's Red. 60 

 Gage, Prince's Yellow. 61 

 Gage, Purple. 62 

 General Hand, largest of all. 63 

 Guthrie's Topaz. * 64 

 Howell's Early. 65 

 Huling's Superb. 66 

 Imperatice Purple. 67 

 Imperatrice, Downton. 68 

 Imperatrice, Ickworth. 69 

 Imperial Milan. 

 Imperial Ottoman. 

 Italian Damask. 70 

 Jefferson. 71 

 Jerusalem, very large. 72 

 Large Red Thoulouse. 

 La Royale. 

 Lawrence's Favorite. 

 Lombard. 



Long Scarlet — Scarlet Gage 

 Magnum bonum, White. 



White Egg. 

 Magnum bonum, Yellow. 



Yellow Egg. 

 Mamelonnee. 



Manning's Long Blue. 



McLaughlin. 



Martin's Seedling. 



Mediterranean. 



Mulberry. 



Orange, very large. 



Orange Egg, very large. 



Orleans, Early. 



Orleans, Smith's. 



Peach Plum. 



Perdrigon violet hatif. 



Prince of Wales. 



Prune d'Agen, } 



Prune, German, V for drying. 



Prune, Italian, ) 



Queiche d; 'Italic. 



Fellemberg. 

 Purple Favorite. 

 Quetche, St. Martin's. 

 Red St, Martin. 



Coe's late red. 

 Reine Claude de Bavay. 

 Reine Claude d'Octobre. 

 Royale de Tours. 

 Royale hative — Early Royal. 

 Schenectady (Catharine.) 

 Sharpe's Emperor. 



Dennyer's Victoria,. 

 Washington. 

 Winter Bolmer. 



REJ ECTED PL QMS. 



Apricot, lied. 

 Apricot, Yellow. 

 Blue Gage. 

 Blue Imperatrice. 

 Brevoort's purple. 

 Corse's Admiral. 

 Corse's Field Marshal. 

 Damson, Late yellow. 



Dana's Yellow Gage. 

 Early Yellow. 

 Fotheringham. 

 Goliath. 



Guthrie's Apricot. 

 Jaune hative. 

 Judson. 

 Kirke's. 



Lucombe's Nonsuch. 

 Nectarine. 

 Penobscot. 

 Pond's Seedling. 

 Queen Mother. 

 Red Magnum Bonum. 

 Simiana, of Boston. 

 White Imperatrice, 



