Archive image from page 20 of Descriptive catalogue of grape vines. Descriptive catalogue of grape vines and general nursery stock . descriptivecatal1894lewi Year: 1894 Fkedonia, N. Y. 1? Marianna, A—A very, rapid grower and re- markably productive. Light red. Medium size. August. Moore's Arctic, E—Said to be the hardiest plum known. Medium blue, juicy, sweet and pleasant. Very prolific. September. Niagara, E—Equal to Bradshaw in every re- spect, except much more productive. August. Ogan, O—Large, bright golden yellow; firm, sweet, l'ich and dry. Vigorous and hardy. Early August. Pottawattamy
Archive image from page 20 of Descriptive catalogue of grape vines. Descriptive catalogue of grape vines and general nursery stock . descriptivecatal1894lewi Year: 1894 Fkedonia, N. Y. 1? Marianna, A—A very, rapid grower and re- markably productive. Light red. Medium size. August. Moore's Arctic, E—Said to be the hardiest plum known. Medium blue, juicy, sweet and pleasant. Very prolific. September. Niagara, E—Equal to Bradshaw in every re- spect, except much more productive. August. Ogan, O—Large, bright golden yellow; firm, sweet, l'ich and dry. Vigorous and hardy. Early August. Pottawattamy, A—Large, yellow, vigorous, perfectly hardy and an immense bearer. Early August. Pond's Seedling, E—Very large and showy, violet red; flesh rather coarse. Very prolific. September. Heine Claude, E—Very large, greenish, good; productive. September. Red Egg, E—Large, red, sub-acid; firm and prolific. September. Shippers'Pride,E—Large, purple, very showy. A free grower; very productive and excellent shipper. Profitable. September. Shropshire Damson, E—Medium, dark purple. The best of the Damsons. Esteemed for pre- serving. Curculio proof. October. Simon's (Prunus Simoni) O—Brick red of an aromatic flavor ; better than any Apricot. The tree resembles the peach and is very hardy and productive. August. SIMONS PLUM. Washington, E—Very large, green, sweet and good. Very robust and exceedingly productive. One of the best. August. Weaver, A—Large, purple, good quality; hardy and very prolific. August. Wild Goose, A—Medium, red, juicy and sweet, July. Yellow Egg, E—Large, egg shaped. Excellent for cooking. Good and productive. August. ARRICOTS. See price list on page 30. The Apricot is one of the most delicious of all fruits. It requires the same kind of soil and treatment as the peach. It is, how- ever, a favorite of the curculio, which must be kept in cheek as recom- mended for plums. The Bussian varieties (those marked with an 'B') are much hardier th
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