. The American fruit culturist. from the oval, rather thick stone. Season medium. Shoots•smooth. Italian Prune. (Fellenberg.) Medium, oval, pointed and taperingat ends, suture small, distinct; dark purple, with dark-blue bloom ;stalk an inch long, scarcely sunk ; flesh greenish-yellow, juicy,sweet, of good quality—freestone. Last of August. Extensivelygrown on the Pacific coast for prunes, and a profitable marketvariety in the East. Can hang on the tree several weeks afterripening. Fig. 746. Judson. Rather small, roundish, slightly oval, base a little flat-tened, suture indistinct; surface a h
. The American fruit culturist. from the oval, rather thick stone. Season medium. Shoots•smooth. Italian Prune. (Fellenberg.) Medium, oval, pointed and taperingat ends, suture small, distinct; dark purple, with dark-blue bloom ;stalk an inch long, scarcely sunk ; flesh greenish-yellow, juicy,sweet, of good quality—freestone. Last of August. Extensivelygrown on the Pacific coast for prunes, and a profitable marketvariety in the East. Can hang on the tree several weeks afterripening. Fig. 746. Judson. Rather small, roundish, slightly oval, base a little flat-tened, suture indistinct; surface a handsome damask or pink,slightly mottled ; stalk one inch long, slender, cavity small, ratherdeep; flesh juicy, rich, vinous, high-flavored, free from the ratherlarge stone. Ripens first of August. Origin, Lansingburgh, :n. y. 558 PL UMS. Kingston. Large, long, irregular oval, pointed apex; stem stout,three-fourths inch, sutured ; nearly black, dense bloom ; flesh paleyellow, firm flesh, semi-cling. A fine canner.
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