. The American fruit culturist. , cling. North Carolina. Division II, Green, White or Yellow. Priani. Medium, round: yellow, skin thin. Very Wooten. Large, round-oblong; yellow, blotched red. Ripe inTexas in July. Sure bearer. Texas. Yellow Transparent.* Medium large, oblong, lemori Texas. 552 PL UMS. EUROPEAN GROUP—PRUNUS DOMESTICA. Division I. Red, Purple, or Blue. Archduke.* Large, round-oval, dark purple; flesh firm, qualitygood. Hangs on the tree a long while. An excellent late marketsort. England. Blue Imperatrice. (Imperatrice.) Size medium, obovate, nar-r
. The American fruit culturist. , cling. North Carolina. Division II, Green, White or Yellow. Priani. Medium, round: yellow, skin thin. Very Wooten. Large, round-oblong; yellow, blotched red. Ripe inTexas in July. Sure bearer. Texas. Yellow Transparent.* Medium large, oblong, lemori Texas. 552 PL UMS. EUROPEAN GROUP—PRUNUS DOMESTICA. Division I. Red, Purple, or Blue. Archduke.* Large, round-oval, dark purple; flesh firm, qualitygood. Hangs on the tree a long while. An excellent late marketsort. England. Blue Imperatrice. (Imperatrice.) Size medium, obovate, nar-rowed to the base in a somewhat conic neck ; skin deep purple,bloom copious, blue ; stalk three-fourths of an inch long, slightly. Fig. 741.—Bradshaw. sunk ; flesh greenish-j^ellow, rather firm, not juicy, rich, sugary;ripening very late, and hanging till nearly variety known erroneously as the Semiana or Blue Impera-trice of Boston, and disseminated as such, differs from the trueImperatrice in its shorter and smaller neck, much shorter and notsunk stalk, and more acid flavor. It is very productive, and agood very late culinary sort. Beauty of Naples. Medium, round, sides uneven; stem half-inch;purple, slight bloom, many yellow specks; flesh yellow amber^tender juicy, sweet, semi-cling. Productive. PLUMS. 553 Bradshaw.* Very large, obovate, with an obtuse suture on one side,sometimes with a very slight neck ; color dark purple, with a lightblue bloom ; stalk three-fourths of an inch long, cavity narrow;flesh a little coarse, becoming light brownish-purple, at first ad-hering but becoming nearly free from the stone when fully ripe;juicy, good, slightly acid. Tree vigorous, shoots purple, o
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