Cultivar 463: State Fair No 37

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

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State Fair No. 37 is an Americana plum seedling recorded by the South Dakota Experiment Station from its State Fair seedling group. That group was raised from pits taken from prize plates of leading Americana varieties at the Iowa State Fair in 1895 and planted at the station in spring 1896. [S1] In the bulletin, it appears as a numbered selection rather than a fully named commercial introduction, but the station note is favorable and says it should be propagated. [S1]

The fruit was described as large, bright red, and of good quality. [S1] In station records, it ripened on September 11, 1903, and September 10, 1904, placing it in the early to mid September season in that South Dakota setting. [S1] The surviving description is brief, so it does not give details such as flesh color, texture, clingstone or freestone behavior, or specific culinary use. [S1]

The tree was noted as overbearing in 1904, with fruit loaded to the ground, suggesting very heavy productivity under trial conditions. [S1] The broader page context places No. 37 among hardy Americana seedlings being evaluated for northern orchard use in South Dakota, but no direct zone rating or named parentage is given. [S1] What survives is the outline of a promising prairie plum selection: productive, large fruited, brightly colored, and good enough in quality that the station recommended further propagation. [S1]

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This summary currently draws chiefly from Plums in South Dakota.

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“Ripe September 11, 1903, September 10, 1904.”
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“Good quality.”
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“Tree overbearing this year, being loaded to the ground.”
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“Should be propagated.”
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17Plums in South Dakotaunknown600p39Should be propagated.; Good quality.; Bright red color.; Large fruit.

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17p39recommendation_contextShould be propagated.State Fair No. 37.-Ripe September 11, 1903, September 10, 1904. Tree overbearing this year, being loaded to the ground with large fruit of bright red color and good quality. Should be propagated.page_block:0.90
17p39flavor_profileGood quality.State Fair No. 37.-Ripe September 11, 1903, September 10, 1904. Tree overbearing this year, being loaded to the ground with large fruit of bright red color and good quality. Should be propagated.page_block:0.90
17p39fruit_colorBright red color.State Fair No. 37.-Ripe September 11, 1903, September 10, 1904. Tree overbearing this year, being loaded to the ground with large fruit of bright red color and good quality. Should be propagated.page_block:0.90
17p39fruit_sizeLarge fruit.State Fair No. 37.-Ripe September 11, 1903, September 10, 1904. Tree overbearing this year, being loaded to the ground with large fruit of bright red color and good quality. Should be propagated.page_block:0.90
17p39productivityTree overbearing this year, being loaded to the ground.State Fair No. 37.-Ripe September 11, 1903, September 10, 1904. Tree overbearing this year, being loaded to the ground with large fruit of bright red color and good quality. Should be propagated.page_block:0.90
17p39description_snippetRipe September 11, 1903, September 10, 1904.State Fair No. 37.-Ripe September 11, 1903, September 10, 1904. Tree overbearing this year, being loaded to the ground with large fruit of bright red color and good quality. Should be propagated.page_block:0.90

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recommendation_contextShould be propagated.0.98
flavor_profileGood quality.0.95
fruit_colorBright red color.0.97
fruit_sizeLarge fruit.0.96
productivityTree overbearing this year, being loaded to the ground.0.97
description_snippetRipe September 11, 1903, September 10, 1904.0.98

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