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Recommended varicties 
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Commercial plum growing in the Eastern States has 
been on the wane chiefly because there are too few good 
varieties. There is big demand and a good outlet for the 
better varieties of plums. Very few plum trees have 
been planted in the last 20 years. Consequently the 
supply of this fine fruit is very limited. The better varie- 
ties of plums are of excellent quality, attractive, and 

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PRICES OF PLUM AND PRUNE TREES 
grow well on a wide range of soils. 
(Less Discount) 
Each Ten 100 
$ .60 $5.00 $35.00 
55 4.50 30.00 
.50 4.00 25.00 
.55 4.50 30.00 

The Following Varieties are Recommended by the New York 
State Experiment Station 
SHROPSHIRE DAMSON (European)—Pur- 
plish black with heavy blue bloom. Medium 
sized. One of the best kinds for making pre- 
serves. Tree is very hardy and vigorous. Bears 
huge crops annually. Ripens early September. 
One of the most profitable commercial varie- 
ties. 
ABUNDANCE (Japanese)—A medium sized 
red plum with yellow flesh that is sweet and 
juicy. Ripens in August. A good early plum 
for home use. Tree is hardy and very produc- 
tive. 
BURBANK (Japanese)—Fruit is large and of a 
rich dark red. Skin is thin, covered with a 
heavy bloom, flesh is yellow, juicy, tender, and 
sweet. The tree is so productive it requires 
thinning. Grows large, spreading tree. Season 
is late August. Recommended for home use. 
REINE CLAUDE (European)—One of the best 
late plums. In season the last of September. 
Tree medium-sized, hardy, and productive. 
Bears good crops annually. Fruit roundish- 
oval, streaked with green, with a red blush. 
Quality very good, juicy, firm, sweet, yellow 
fleshed. Recommended for home use. 
MILLER’S PLUM TREES ARE LARGE, 
STURDY, GUARANTEED TO PLEASE 
MILLER?S PRUNES 
STANLEY—This prune introduced by the 
New York State Exp. Station is fast becoming 
popular because of its many fine qualities. 
Fruit is large, typically prune shaped, bluish 
purple covered with a thick bloom. Flesh 
yellow, juicy, fine grained, tender, and sweet. 
Tree is large, spreading, upright, very vigor- 
ous, and productive. Tree bears young. Recom- 
mended highly for commercial plantings and 
for home use. Ripens early September. 
FELLEMBURG (Italian Prune)—The most 
widely known prune. Fruit is large, oval, 
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purplish blue with a heavy bloom. Very hand- 
some and showy. Flesh is yellow when fully 
ripe, Juicy, firm, sweet, fine flavored. A de- 
licious prune for eating out of hand, canning, 
and preserves. One of the best commercial 
prunes as well as being unsurpassed for home 
use. Tree vigorous, spreading, hardy, very pro- 
ductive. Ripens from mid- to late-September. 
POLLINATION—The prunes, Fellemburg and 
Stanley do not require pollinators. Other 
varieties of plums require two or more kinds 
interplanted as pollinators. 
