The Plums of New York

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Author

Hedrick, U. P., 1870-1951

Title

The plums of New York

Original Publication

United States: J. B. Lyon Company, 1911.

Credits

Steven Giacomelli, Mark C. Orton and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images produced by Core Historical Literature in Agriculture (CHLA), Cornell University)

Language

English

LoC Class

SB: Agriculture: Plant culture

Subject

Fruit-culture -- New York (State)

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 72770

Release Date

January 21, 2024

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.THE PLUMS OF NEW YORK
2. 2.PREFACE
3. 3.TABLE OF CONTENTS
4. 4.INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS
5. 5.THE PLUMS OF NEW YORK — CHAPTER I EDIBLE PLUMS — THE GENUS PRUNUS — PLUMS. — CONSPECTUS OF SPECIES OF PLUMS. — 1. PRUNUS DOMESTICA Linnaeus — 2. PRUNUS INSITITIA Linnaeus — 3. PRUNUS SPINOSA Linnaeus. — 4. PRUNUS CURDICA Fenzl and Fritsch. — 5. PRUNUS COCOMILIA Tenore. — 6. PRUNUS CERASIFERA Ehrhart [85] — 7. PRUNUS MONTICOLA K. Koch — 8. PRUNUS TRIFLORA Roxburgh — 9. PRUNUS SIMONII Carrière — 10. PRUNUS AMERICANA Marshall — PRUNUS AMERICANA MOLLIS [115] Torrey and Gray — 11. PRUNUS HORTULANA Bailey [116] — PRUNUS HORTULANA MINERI Bailey — 12. PRUNUS NIGRA Aiton — 13. PRUNUS ALLEGHANIENSIS Porter — 14. PRUNUS SUBCORDATA Bentham — PRUNUS SUBCORDATA KELLOGGII Lemmon — 15. PRUNUS UMBELLATA Elliott — PRUNUS UMBELLATA INJUCUNDA (Small) Sargent — 16. PRUNUS MITIS Beadle — 17. PRUNUS TARDA Sargent — 18. PRUNUS ANGUSTIFOLIA Marshall — PRUNUS ANGUSTIFOLIA WATSONI (Sargent) Waugh [137] — PRUNUS ANGUSTIFOLIA VARIANS Wight and Hedrick — 19. PRUNUS MUNSONIANA [139] Wight and Hedrick — 20. PRUNUS MARITIMA Marshall — 21. PRUNUS GRAVESII Small — 22. PRUNUS ORTHOSEPALA Koehne — 23. PRUNUS GRACILIS Engelmann and Gray — 24. PRUNUS RIVULARIS Scheele
6. 6.CHAPTER II PLUM CULTURE. — CLIMATE — Table Showing the Hardiness of Representative Varieties of Plums at Various Places. — Table Showing Blooming Dates and Season of Ripening. — THE POLLINATION OF PLUMS. — LOCATIONS AND SOILS FOR PLUMS. — STOCKS AND PROPAGATION. — PLUM ORCHARDS AND THEIR CARE. — HARVESTING AND MARKETING. — DISEASES. — INSECTS.
7. 7.CHAPTER III LEADING VARIETIES OF PLUMS. — ABUNDANCE — AGEN — AITKIN — ALHAMBRA — ALTHAM — AMERICA — AMERICAN — AMERICAN EAGLE — AMES — APPLE — APRICOT — ARCH DUKE — ARCTIC — ARKANSAS — AUTUMN COMPOTE — BARTLETT — BASSETT — BAVAY — BEJONNIERES — BELGIAN PURPLE — BELLE — BERCKMANS — BERGER — BLACK BULLACE — BLACKMAN — BLEEKER — BLUE PERDRIGON — BODDAERT — BRADSHAW — BRYANSTON — BURBANK — CHABOT — CHALCO — CHAMBOURCY — CHAMPION — CHENEY — CLIMAX — CLING STEM — CLYMAN — COLUMBIA — COMPASS — COPPER — CRITTENDEN — CZAR — DAMSON — DAWSON — DECAISNE — DE CARADEUC — DE SOTO — DIAMOND — DOUBLE FLOWERING GAGE — DOWNING — DRAP D’OR — DUANE — EARLIEST OF ALL — EARLY ORLEANS — EARLY RIVERS — EARLY ROYAL — EARLY TOURS — EARLY YELLOW — EMPIRE — ENGLEBERT — ENGRE — ESPEREN — EXCELSIOR — FIELD — FOREST GARDEN — FOREST ROSE — FOTHERINGHAM — FREEMAN — FREESTONE — FRENCH — FROGMORE — FROST GAGE — FURST — GEORGESON — GERMAN PRUNE — GIANT — GLASS — GOLDEN — GOLDEN BEAUTY — GOLDEN CHERRY — GOLDEN DROP — GOLIATH — GONZALES — GRAND DUKE — GUEII — GUTHRIE LATE — HALE — HAMMER — HAND — HARRIET — HAWKEYE — HUDSON — HULINGS — HUNGARIAN — ICKWORTH — IMPERATRICE — IMPERIAL EPINEUSE — IMPERIAL GAGE — ITALIAN PRUNE — JAPEX — JEFFERSON — JUICY — KELSEY — KERR — KING DAMSON — KIRKE — LAFAYETTE — LAIRE — LARGE ENGLISH — LATE MIRABELLE — LATE MUSCATELLE — LATE ORLEANS — LAWRENCE — LINCOLN — LOMBARD — LONG FRUIT — LUCOMBE — MAQUOKETA — MARIANNA — MARU — MAYNARD — McLAUGHLIN — MIDDLEBURG — MILLER SUPERB — MILTON — MINER — MIRABELLE — MIRACLE — MONARCH — MONROE — MOREMAN — MOROCCO — MOTTLED PRUNE — MYROBALAN — NECTARINE — NEWARK — NEWMAN — NEW ULM — NICHOLAS — OCCIDENT — OCHEEDA — OCTOBER — OGON — ORANGE — OREN — ORLEANS — OULLINS — PACIFIC — PALATINE — PAUL EARLY — PEACH — PEARL — PETERS — POND — POOLE PRIDE — POTTAWATTAMIE — PURPLE GAGE — QUACKENBOSS — RED APRICOT — RED DATE — RED DIAPER — RED JUNE — RED MAGNUM BONUM — REINE CLAUDE — ROBINSON — ROLLINGSTONE — ROYAL TOURS — RUTLAND PLUMCOT — SAINT CATHERINE — SAINT JULIEN — SAINT MARTIN — SATSUMA — SAUNDERS — SERGEANT — SHARP — SHELDRAKE — SHIPPER — SHIRO — SHROPSHIRE — SIMON — SIMPSON — SMALL REINE CLAUDE — SMITH ORLEANS — SOPHIE — SPAULDING — STANTON — STODDARD — STONELESS — SUGAR — SURPRISE — TENNANT — TRAGEDY — TRANSPARENT — UNGARISH — UTAH — VICTORIA — VIOLET DIAPER — VORONESH — WALES — WANGENHEIM — WASHINGTON — WAYLAND — WEAVER — WHITE BULLACE — WHITE DAMSON — WHITE IMPERATRICE — WHITE PERDRIGON — WICKSON — WILD GOOSE — WILLARD — WOLF — WOOD — WORLD BEATER — WYANT — YELLOW EGG — YELLOW GAGE
8. 8.CHAPTER IV THE MINOR VARIETIES OF PLUMS
9. 9.BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES, WITH ABBREVIATIONS USED.
10. 10.INDEX.
11. 11.FOOTNOTES — Transcriber’s Notes

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