The Turkie plum is a large long blackish plum, and somewhat flat like the Mussell plum, a well rellished dry plum.
The Nutmeg plumme is no bigger then a Damson, and is of a greenish yellow colour when it is ripe, which is with vs about Bartholmew tide, and is a good plum.
The Perdigon plumme is a dainty good plumme, early blackish, and well rellished.
The Verdoch plum is a great fine greene shining plum fit to preserue.
The Ienua plum is the white Date plum, before remembred.
The Barberry plum is a great early blacke plum, and well tasted.
The Pruneola plum is a small white plum, of a fine tart taste: it was wont to bee vsually brought ouer in small round boxes, and sold most commonly at the Comfitmakers, (cut in twaine, the stone cast away) at a very deere rate: the tree groweth and beareth well with vs.
The Shepway Bulleis is of a darke blewish brown colour, of a larger size then the ordinary, and of a sharpe taste, but not so good as the common.
The white and the blacke Bulleis are common in most Countries, being small round plums, lesser then Damsons, sharper in taste, and later ripe.
The Flushing Bulleis groweth with his fruite thicke clustring together like grapes.