. Komplette beschreibenden Katalog von Obst, Schatten und Zierpflanzen: Trauben, kleine Früchte, Rosen, Sträucher, Kletterpflanzen, etc.. Baumschulen Washington (State) Toppenish Kataloge; Obstbäume Sämlinge Kataloge Kataloge; Obst; Bäume; Sträucher Sämlinge Kataloge Kataloge; Blumen Kataloge. Obst Abteilung - Pfirsiche 31 Pflaumen - fortgesetzt und mit einem dicken blauen Blüte; Fleisch, grünlich-gelb, süß und gut gewürzt, zuckerhaltige, reichhaltig und lecker, leicht an den Stein. Eine wertvolle Trocknen und Preserv- vielfalt. Reift im September. Silber. D. entstand in Oregon und sagte ein werden, siehe

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. Complete descriptive catalogue of fruit, shade and ornamental trees : grapes, small fruits, roses, shrubs, climbing vines, etc.. Nursery stock Washington (State) Toppenish Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs. FRUIT DEPARTMENT—PEACHES 31 PRUNES—Continued and covered with a thick blue bloom; flesh greenish yellow, sweet and well flavored, sugary, rich and delicious, slightly adhering to the stone. A valuable drying and preserv- ing variety. Ripens in September. Silver. D. Originated in Oregon and said to be a seedling from Coe's Golden Drop, which it very much resembles; is much more pro- ductive and tree more vigorous. The fruit, on account of its large size, is ranked among the most valuable prunes and drying plums. October. Splendor. D. Large, very long in shape; clear even purple, turns quite black in curing. Cooked has a slight acid flavor. Sugar. Originated by Luther Burbank. Ripens 28 days earlier than French (Petite d'Agen). Almost one-fourth sugar (analysis shows it to be 23.92 per cent sugar). Three times larger than French, of which it is a seedling. On account of its earliness, larere size and high per cent of sugar, it is sure to revolu- tionize the Prune industry of the world. Tree vigorous, hardy and very productive; bears young. Color purple; good shipper. August. Tennant. D. Originated in Whatcom County, Washington, where it has been tested for 20 years, and has never failed to produce a good crop of fruit. Large, dark purple, with a blue bloom; flavor of the highest quality; rich, sugary and delicious. Tree hardy and very productive. Bears transportation well. August. Tragedy. D. This most valuable of all Prunes for early Eastern shipments appears to be a cross between the Germati Prune and the Purple Duane; medium size, nearly as large as Duane; skin dark purple; flesh yellowish green, very rich and sweet; freestone. Ripens in July. PEACHES (Prunus Persica vulgar

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