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Document: 17 Plums in South Dakota

Source page: Open page 18 in document reader

Institution: Open PRAIRIE | Publisher: | Year: | Pages: 89

Source URL: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1092&context=agexperimentsta_bulletins

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Cultivars Added
  • A. Norby
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  • A. Norby | anecdote_snippet | Repeated annual notes emphasize the crop tends to be small and the fruit is often subject to 'pockets'.
  • A. Norby | entry_pedigree | Maturity noted as ripening with Odegard for at least two years of notes.
  • A. Norby | flavor_profile | Flavor described as very sweet.
  • A. Norby | fruit_color | Fruit described as yellowish red and round.
  • A. Norby | fruit_size | Fruit size reported as one and one-eighth inch in 1902 and small to medium in 1904.
  • A. Norby | keeping_quality | 1904 notes include post-harvest deterioration ('rots some').
  • A. Norby | productivity | Noted as a good grower, fairly productive.
  • Early Minnesota | description_snippet | Ripe August 24 in 1903 and 1904; would ship well and does not bruise easily.
  • Early Minnesota | entry_hardiness_observation | Reported as hardy in station context.
  • Early Minnesota | flavor_profile | Flavor characterized as sweet and juicy.
  • Early Minnesota | fruit_color | Fruit color recorded as yellowish red.
  • Early Minnesota | growth_habit | Tree described as low-spreading with open habit.
  • Early Minnesota | keeping_quality | Skin is rather thick; cultivar reported as a fairly good keeper.
  • Early Minnesota | productivity | Described as very productive.
  • Early Minnesota | recommendation_context | Not ideal for main crop because of small size, but useful as an early ripening type.
  • Early Minnesota | selection_origin_reference | Discovered as a wild tree by Joseph Wood in Windom, Minnesota.
  • Esther | anecdote_snippet | Text contains OCR uncertainty around cultivar spelling and full origin wording; core provenance and winter-loss details are clear.
  • Esther | entry_hardiness_observation | Two planted trees in 1888 were winter-killed.
  • Esther | entry_location | Historical mention places this cultivar in the old Station orchard context at the South Dakota station.
  • Esther | selection_origin_reference | Entry attributed to origin/breeding origin linked to H. A. ?erry of Crescent, Iowa, dated 1885.
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  • Early Minnesota | anecdote_snippet | A. Norby reported a small crop ripening with Odegard, fruit about one and one-eighth inch, round, yellowish red, very sweet, and subject to pockets.
  • Early Minnesota | anecdote_snippet | A. Norby reported in 1903 that the tree was a good grower and fairly productive, with round yellowish red fruit that was very sweet and good to eat out of hand but too small in size, and quite subject to
  • Early Minnesota | anecdote_snippet | A. Norby reported in 1904 that the tree was a good grower, quite subject to pockets, with small to medium round very sweet fruit, ripe with Odegard, and rotting some.
  • Early Minnesota | description_snippet | Ripe August 24, 1903 and 1904.
  • Early Minnesota | entry_hardiness_observation | The tree is described as hardy.
  • Early Minnesota | flavor_profile | Fruit is sweet and juicy, with rather thick but sweet skin.
  • Early Minnesota | fruit_color | Fruit yellowish red.
  • Early Minnesota | growth_habit | A low spreading tree of open habit.
  • Early Minnesota | productivity | The tree is described as very productive.
  • Early Minnesota | recommendation_context | Its small size will not make it desirable for the main crop, but it is worthy of attention for first early.
  • Early Minnesota | selection_origin_reference | Found wild by Joseph Wood of Windom, Minnesota.
  • Early Minnesota | storage_duration | A fairly good keeper; would ship well because it does not bruise easily.
  • Early Minnesota | taxon_context | Early Minnesota is identified as an Americana plum.
  • Esther | breeder_reference | Originated by H. A. Terry, Crescent, Iowa, 1885.
  • Esther | entry_hardiness_observation | Two trees of this variety planted in the old Station orchard in 1888 winter-killed.
  • Esther | entry_location | The origin location is Crescent, Iowa.
  • Esther | release_year_reference | The origin date is given as 1885.
  • Esther | taxon_context | Esther is identified as a hortulana plum.
  • Forest Garden | description_snippet | Fruit ripe September 1 in 1902, September 7 in 1903, and September 7 in 1904.
  • Forest Garden | description_snippet | Some trees have been badly injured by splitting down in the forks.
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