Cultivar 472: Winnebago

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

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Winnebago is listed as an Americana plum. In the South Dakota station records, it appears as an established orchard variety, not a new introduction.[S1] The account is brief but clear: four trees in the old orchard, planted in 1888, had been productive, but the variety was not recommended.[S1]

The problem was fruit quality, not bearing. The South Dakota bulletin says the fruit was too small and too poor in quality. That places Winnebago among the productive but unsatisfactory plums in that trial.[S1] This source does not give a fuller description of color, flesh, flavor, season, or culinary use.[S1]

In growing terms, Winnebago was vigorous and hardy enough to stay productive in the Station orchard for many years, but that did not outweigh its poor fruit quality under South Dakota conditions.[S1] The source does not name a breeder, parentage, or place of origin beyond placing it in the Americana group.[S1]

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This summary currently draws chiefly from Plums in South Dakota.

Featured source descriptions

“Fruit judged too poor in quality.”
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“Four trees in the old Station orchard planted in 1888 have been productive.”
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“Not recommended.”
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17Plums in South Dakotaunknown500p43Not recommended.; Fruit judged too poor in quality.; Fruit is too small in size.; Four trees in the old Station orchard planted in 1888 have been productive.

Citation Evidence (Page-Linked Quotes)

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17p43recommendation_contextNot recommended.Winnebago, Americana. Four trees of this variety in the old orchard of this Station, planted in 1888, have been productive but the fruit is too small in size and too poor in quality. Not recommended.page_block:0.90
17p43flavor_profileFruit judged too poor in quality.Winnebago, Americana. Four trees of this variety in the old orchard of this Station, planted in 1888, have been productive but the fruit is too small in size and too poor in quality. Not recommended.page_block:0.90
17p43fruit_sizeFruit is too small in size.Winnebago, Americana. Four trees of this variety in the old orchard of this Station, planted in 1888, have been productive but the fruit is too small in size and too poor in quality. Not recommended.page_block:0.90
17p43productivityFour trees in the old Station orchard planted in 1888 have been productive.Winnebago, Americana. Four trees of this variety in the old orchard of this Station, planted in 1888, have been productive but the fruit is too small in size and too poor in quality. Not recommended.page_block:0.90
17p43taxon_contextPlaced under Americana.Winnebago, Americana. Four trees of this variety in the old orchard of this Station, planted in 1888, have been productive but the fruit is too small in size and too poor in quality. Not recommended.page_block:0.90

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Evidence Claims

TypeClaimConfidence
recommendation_contextNot recommended.0.99
flavor_profileFruit judged too poor in quality.0.95
fruit_sizeFruit is too small in size.0.97
productivityFour trees in the old Station orchard planted in 1888 have been productive.0.96
taxon_contextPlaced under Americana.0.98

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