Plum tree, Suplumthirteen

Abstract

A plum tree bearing fruit which ripens about one week after the Santa Rosa variety (unpatented) and about one week before the El Dorado variety (unpatented), the fruit of the new variety being globose, having a substantially black and uniform skin coloration, and having flesh of a uniform cream coloration.

Having thus described and illustrated my new variety of plum tree, I claim: 
     
       1. A new and distinct variety of plum tree as described and illustrated, characterized by bearing clingstone fruit of relatively consistently large size and uniformly symmetrical shape and characterized as to novelty by bearing fruit which ripens about one week later than fruit of the Santa Rosa variety of plum tree (unpatented) and about one week before fruit of the El Dorado variety of plum tree (unpatented) and being further characterized as to novelty by bearing fruit during such period which has skin of a uniformly substantially black coloration, and which has flesh of a uniformly substantially cream coloration.