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. Stark fruit book. Nursery stock Missouri Louisiana Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowering shrubs Catalogs. PLUMS NOTE—Native plums arc indicated thus'. Japs, thus °. Do- MESTiCA (EuD. types), unmarked. Except Diimsous, plant Eu- r()I)eans largely on- ly Avhere this class is knoAvn to suc- 1.—see Price list. always pointed " this name two (possibly 3) sorts are grown—true Ab'e and the much inferior Berckmans, FM. NCS. A Sight to behold: the branches are \\ real lis of fruit . . loaded down. . Blessed be Abundance! It is well named.—Rural New-Yorker. Plu
. Stark fruit book. Nursery stock Missouri Louisiana Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowering shrubs Catalogs. PLUMS NOTE—Native plums arc indicated thus'. Japs, thus °. Do- MESTiCA (EuD. types), unmarked. Except Diimsous, plant Eu- r()I)eans largely on- ly Avhere this class is knoAvn to suc- 1.—see Price list. always pointed " this name two (possibly 3) sorts are grown—true Ab'e and the much inferior Berckmans, FM. NCS. A Sight to behold: the branches are \\ real lis of fruit . . loaded down. . Blessed be Abundance! It is well named.—Rural New-Yorker. Plums Over 6 in. aroiuid the snuiUest w ay.—0. 0. Meek, Iowa, Aug., '97. Can't be beat—Finest Stark A hiiiulancc.—W. [. McFarland, Decatur Co., Ind. Great Crop—mv first dav's i)ickini; s( .Id over $100.—J. E. Storer, l!l. Bkkn selling Abundance lor ]0(la\>: I I Stark trees, full ci-op, finest I)lums ever seen here; average price $1^. 10 per bu.—J. M. Huston, Mo. 'AM. largest and earliest of the Americana plums —hardiest type, embracing De Soto, Stoddard, Wyant, etc. Very large, dark purplish red; fine. Late bloomer, sure cropper. July 25. fm. NNC. the Most Valuable market plum of the x^MkKioANA group.—J. W. Kerr, Md., who has the largest col- lection of native plums In the world—over 250 sorts, 7000 trees. ARCH « Very best really large plum;)) dark blue, prolific; hangs late; a shipper. M. BAYAY GREEN GAGE (Reine Claude ).-One of the surest and best in Stark Denver orchards. Greenish yellow; juicy, melting, sugary, fine. Excellent for canning, jams, etc. Vigorous, often overbears. Late. fm. ^ called Abundance; later, not so good, tree winter-kills here. See photo. , early, purplish; sells, m. For Market for Wcst'n N. Y., Bradshaw, CoeCiol. Drop, Grand Duke. Of the Jai)s, the ouly oues I would recommend for profit are Red June, .Vbundancc, Burbank, Orient (Chase).— tnsurpass
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