Cultivar 426: Millett

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

Relationships: 0 | Linked Entities (visible): 0 | Evidence claims: 4 | History events: 0 | Catalog issue offerings: 0

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Millett, also called Millett's Wild Plum, is an Americana plum noted in South Dakota trial literature as a vigorous and productive orchard tree, but its fruit was considered too small to recommend on fruit size alone. [S1]

The surviving note is brief and reads more like an evaluation record than a full cultivar profile. It places Millett in the Americana group and shows that several trees or forms under this name were growing in the old Station orchard. They were reported as vigorous and productive. [S1]

The source most clearly preserves the contrast between tree performance and fruit value. The trees were doing well in the orchard, yet the fruit "runs too small." This suggests that whatever value Millett had for adaptation or bearing habit, it fell short as a market or dessert plum in that trial context. [S1]

The same page is part of a South Dakota bulletin focused on plum adaptation and orchard performance, so Millett's inclusion places it within northern plains evaluation work. The source does not give parentage, breeder, place of origin, season, or a fuller description of color, flavor, or use for this cultivar entry. [S1]

Summary source basis

This summary currently draws chiefly from Plums in South Dakota.

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“Also identified as Millett's Wild Plum.”
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“Several varieties of this tree in the old Station orchard are vigorous and productive.”
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17Plums in South Dakotaunknown400p26The fruit runs too small.; Several varieties of this tree in the old Station orchard are vigorous and productive.; Also identified as Millett's Wild Plum.; Classified as Americana.

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17p26fruit_sizeThe fruit runs too small.Millett, (Millett's Wild Plum) Americana.page_block:0.90
17p26productivitySeveral varieties of this tree in the old Station orchard are vigorous and productive.Millett, (Millett's Wild Plum) Americana.page_block:0.90
17p26description_snippetAlso identified as Millett's Wild Plum.Millett, (Millett's Wild Plum) Americana.page_block:0.90
17p26taxon_contextClassified as Americana.Millett, (Millett's Wild Plum) Americana.page_block:0.90

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fruit_sizeThe fruit runs too small.0.96
productivitySeveral varieties of this tree in the old Station orchard are vigorous and productive.0.90
description_snippetAlso identified as Millett's Wild Plum.0.98
taxon_contextClassified as Americana.0.98

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