. Catalogue descriptif et tarifs de la Glen St. Mary forestières : saison 1887-8. Pépinière en Floride ; Catalogues Catalogues de fruits. GLEX ST. MARY pépinières. En date du 19 Washington, D. C., le 15 juillet, et est une reconnaissance de prunes Kelsey' envoyée par courrier le 6 juillet. "Les prunes étaient en parfait état : deux d'entre eux ont été légèrement coloré, l'autre pas du tout. Je n'ai pas tr" jusqu'à la 14e iiist.. lorsqu'ils ont été légèrement adouci, mais quand ils ont été coupés comme ferme comme une pomme. * * * Ils sont certainement une grande acquisition pour la liste des prunes pour le Sud." Pour le bénéfice

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. Descriptive catalogue and price-list of the Glen St. Mary Nurseries : season 1887-8. Nursery stock Florida Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. GLEX ST. MARY NURSERIES. 19 dated Washington, D. C, July 15, and is an' acknowledgment of Kelsey plums sent by mail on the 6th of July. "The plums were in perfect condition : two of them were colored slightly, the other not at all. I did not tr" them until the 14th iiist.. when they were slightly mellowed, but when cut they were as firm as an apple. * * * They are certainly a great acquisition to the list of plums for the South." For the benefit of those who would like ocular proof of the size of these plums, I will say that a pla.ster of Paris cast of one of them can be seen at the office of Mr. A. L. Cuzner, No. i West Bay street. Jacksonville, and the fruit itself as large as any mentioned in this article can be seen in preserving fluid at my office at the nursery.. A BEARING KELSEY BRANCH. nVi this branch which was taken from one of the three-year-old trees referred to in 3Ir. Tal- be.»s°a«L^e.Stere to mst4Sf, 'S4'cZBted Jtoty-six fuirsized frmts m space of sixteen- inches. Twentj -seven of the plums can be seen m the cut. âEditor jjispatch. The following is from the Florida Dispatcli of August 15th. 1887 : "Having seen and tasted, we can fully corroborate Mr. Taber's statements regardmg the remarkable growth, vigor and productiveness of the Kelsey trees'in his orchards and nurseries, as well as attest the correctness of his weights and measures, and confine his estimate of the superior quality of this fruit. A taste for it does not have to be accjuired, and it does not have to be introduced in market hke some of our new fruits. Everybody likes it and it will always sell in all markets.âEditor Dispatch. Mr. D. Redmond, president of the Florida Fruit Growers' Asso- ciation, writes as follows in the daily Ne7os-JIerald, of June 27th, 1887: â¢' Of this very remarkable plum, Mx. Taber can now exhibit

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