PLUMS 



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The folloiviug celebrated Plums nave been obtaiiicd from the finest coliecticns oi 

 France, Germany, Italy, and England, and are new in this country. Price SI each. 

 A few new native varieties are added. 

 lOS Berlin, Prune de Berlin , 135 Irish horse 



109 Briancon, yields oil superior to the :136 tlsle verte, ot Savoy, C P Se^' 

 olive, P 75cts |l37 TtKirke^s, P early in Sep 



119 Cherry, European, Cerisette^V Aug: 133 iLarge round red, Grosse rmige 

 111 Damas ballon Auo; to Oct' ronde Aug 



112 1 Dronet, P 



113 Damask, Amber 



114 i Early black, P 



115 1 Maugcron, P 



116 Largest Maugerou do 



117 1 Musk,? do|l42t 



118 ti Red, P Aug; 

 11911 Late red, P Sep! 143 i: 

 120 September, Prune dcs va- |144 



cancci-, P C do 145 i 



l21tDame Aubert, Violet, {Violet Egg) ' 



Sep. 147 i 



122 iDamson, Large white, P 



123 Late black, PC 



124 tDate, or d\iutriche, P Sep 150 f 



125 ;Diaper, White, Diaprt blanc, P 



end of July 



126 Dwarf Arkansas, A 



127 Texas, A 



128 tjEarly royal. Royal haiive, P 



129 fGage, Frost, P A 



130 + Double flowering, P 



131 i Late French, Late Reine 



Claude Sep 



132 1| Guimaraen Aug 



133 Imperatrice, White, P early in Sep 



134 Imperial Milan 



Aug'. 139 Late Chalons, Tardive de Chalons, P 

 Aug; Oct 

 JulvUO Mirabeile, Ued, Mirahelle ro^ige Aug 

 Aug 141 Perdrigon, Early, Perdrigon haXif, P 



July 



Monstrous, Perdrigon mon- 



streiix 

 Xorman, end of Aug 

 St. Michael's Sep & Oct 



Variegated leaved Aug 

 Violet Thoulouse do 

 Large red Thouiouse dr 

 Aug 148 Prirnordian, English blue 

 dc;l49 t Prune d'Inde rouge 

 d'Inde blanche 

 Bremen, Q,uetsche de Breme 

 Sep 



Early, Q^uetsche precoce 



Aug 



Green, Quetsche verte do 

 Martin, Red, latest of all^ P 



Oct & Nov 



155 JSurpasse Monsieur, P 75 cts Aug 



156 fTwice bearing, Deux fois Van,V 

 Aug to Oct 



157 Wheat, or Whitton Aug 



158 1 White Virginal, Virginal blanc, P 



July 

 Oct 

 Aug 



151 t 



1521 



153 t 

 154 jSL 



Aug to Oct 

 Ornamental — 50 cents, except those noted. 



159 Large double flowering, SI il64Prunus pubescens, or Dwarf 



160 Dwarf double do. or double sloe, beau-l 



iiful jl65 



161 Weeping, reri/ ci/rioz^5, A jl66 



162 Variegated leaved, or striped leaved !167 



163 Sloe, or black thorn, of poetic celebri-'lQS 



floii'fyed 

 insititio, or Bullace, P 

 candicans, Hoary leaved 

 d» pressa, Sand cherry 

 !:■' oralis. Beach plum 

 1 Also, PfiiTius maritima, pygmoea, peu- 

 Isylvanica, sutquelianna, canadense, sphoe- 

 'rocarpa, and other American species. 

 The following Plums have been obtained from different sections of the Union, and 

 as local names are often attached, many of them are probably synonymous with oth- 

 ers befo/e enumerated They are now under cultivation in order to ascertain thi? 

 point : and those who desire can be supplied with them at 50 cents each. 

 169 Fall copper ji75 Newton's yellow gage 



170tlGwalsh? Sept 1 70 long blue 



171 D'amateur |l77 Swisser 



172 Large blue gage }178 Vv'etherill's large blue globe 



173 Large long blue ;179 Howland's gage Aug and Sep" 



174 Lex's plum jlSO Schuyler's gage 



Note. — The plum called Murray's Reine Claude in some catalogues is a syno- 

 nym of 2^0. 43, and tnat called Young's superior Egg, and Hick's large Egg, 

 is a synonym of No. lOS. 



N. B. Trees of nearly all the kind? of Plums can be supplied suitable for dwarf 

 or espaliers, if so required. 



