so 



PLUMS. 



Name. 



*103 Prince's blue Pritnoruian, 75 c 

 ^l?*!* red Primordiao. 75 cts 



410 



- orange egg, SI 



111 Prune, German 



Quetcke. — True Prune 

 Domine Dull 



Large long blue, of Manning 

 <'112 Prune, Austrian, 75 cis 

 Quetcfie de Breme 



113 Prune, Early 

 Quetcfie Precoce 



114 Prune, Italian 

 Quetche d' Italic 



115 Prune, Monstrous 



116 . St. Marun'9 



St Martin's Quetche 



117 (iueen mother 

 Damas violet 



118 River's early, No. 1 



119 Royal, or La Royale 



120 Royai haiive 



121 Royal Tours 



122 Sharp's E.nperor 

 JJenni/er's Victoria 

 Quf.en Victoria 



*123 Siamese 



124 St. Martm, Red 

 Coe's Jine late red 



125 St. Calharme 



126 Striped leavtd St. Catharine 



127 Surpasse Monsieur 



123 Swiss, or Suisr^e 

 Monsieur tardive 

 Simiana 



*129 Texas Imperial 

 130 Trans, larent 

 Washington 

 Bolmcr's Washington 

 132 White Virginal 

 '*133 Myrobalan, 75 cts 



r. 



y.w. 



P- 



P- 

 r. 



y. 

 p- 



w. 

 w. 

 P- 



g-y 



w. 



134 Prairie Cherry, from Illinois 1 r. 



Form* 



Size. 



i 



o 



li \ 



1 Quality. 



e 



: 



Season. 





oval 



2 i 



F 



1 



T 



July 



V. P. Excellent. 



oval 



2 



P 



1 



T 



July 



V. P. Eicellent, curculio does not at- 













tack it. 



oval 



1 



c 



2 



T K 



Auor. 



V. P. Larse, splendid, very vigorous 













and free from knots. 



oval 



1 



r 



2 



P K 



s. 



V P Thp celebrated (rerman nrune 















of commerce. 



oval 



2 



F 



1 



P K 



s. 



V. P. A good variety of preceding. 



oval 









T P 



Aug. 



V. P. Esteemed. 



oblong 



1 



F 



1 



T P 



S. 0. 



V, P. Beautiful, greatly esteemed, 







1 







seldom injured by curculio. 



oval 



1 





T P 



s. 



V. P. Beautiful. 



cordate 



2 



F 



1 



T 



S. 0. 



L. V. p. Hangs late. 



round 



i 



F 



1 

 1 



T 



s. 



V. P. Small, but very good. 



oval 



2 





1 



T 



Aug. 



V. P. Much esteemed. 



round 



2 



F 



1 



T 



Aug. 



V. P. Excellent. 



round 



2 





1 



T 



Aug. 



Very ricli. 



round 



1 



C 



I 



T K 



Aug. 



V. P. Excellent. 



oval 



1 



F 



2 



T 



S. 



V. P. Very handsome, much es- 















teemed. 



oval 



2 



C 



2 



T 



S. 



Fruit in pairs. 



round 



2 



F 



1 



T 



0. N. 



V. P. Latest of all plums, and good. 



obov. 



2 



C 



1 



T P 



S. 



V, P. Excellent for preserves. 



ovate 



2 



c 



2 



T P 



s. 



Handsome foliage. 



round 



1 



F 



1 



T 



Aug. 



V. P. Excellent. 



round 



2 



F 



1 



T 



S. 0. 



Hangs on late. 





1 





1 







r . r ine ilavor. 









1 







New French variety. 



round 



1 



P 



T 



Sep. 



iV. P. One of the largest, most splendid 













and delicious. 



round 



2 



C 



1 



T 



Sep. 



iV P. Excellent. 



round 





C 



2 



T 



July 



iV. P. Beautiful, rare. 



round 



ll 



c 



2 



T K 



Sep. 



jV. P. Beautuul, dwarf native vaiiijty. 



PLUMS NOT SUBJECT TO KNOTS AND EXCRESCENCES. 



The following varieties, enumerated in the preceding list, are not attacked in this vicinity by the insect 

 vjhich produces knots or excrescetices. There are many others not liable to attack, bvt in regard to ichich the 

 discrimination has not been sufficiently fcrfected — A'os 10—13. 24, 32. 34, 35, 37, 38, 42, 49, 50, 51, 53, 54, 

 €0, 61, 63, 04, b8, (j9, 78, 82, 85, 86, 87, 88, 91, 94, 105, 110, 114, 124, 131, 133, 134, 



JIISCELLANEOUS PLUMS, 



Whose characters are not well ascertained, some of vhich may doubtless prove synonymous with well known 



varieties. Trees of these can be supplied. 



Admirable 

 *Atnerican Wheat 

 Angola 



*Arkansas Dwarf 

 ♦Banuker's Gage 

 Bliick Orleans 

 *Burlington red 

 Carroll 



""Chickasaw, Red 



'*Cooledge 



Late red 

 Early yellow 

 Late yellow 

 Hanson's 



Damascus 

 Dainasquine 

 *Deiinisen's 

 Dorr's 



English Early Damson 



— white 



Ghision's early yellow 

 Howell's early 

 Howiand's large round 

 Italian Gage 

 Late clinii 

 Louis Philippe 

 *Mannina's yellow 

 New Mogul 



New Purple 

 *October gage 

 *Q,:iackenboss 

 Scheizer 



♦ Small purple seaside 

 *Stretac's Incomparable 

 *Texas coral, round red 



* red, medium size 



* dwarf, pale red 



♦Thomdyke 

 ♦VVaits' New-York 

 Wheeler 

 Wilde 



