THE HOME FRUIT GARDEN O 



Table 1. — Varieties suggested for medium-sized gardens for representative sect 

 of districts shown in figure 1 



DISTRICT 1 (WESTERN MONTANA. CENTRAL. EASTERN, AND SOUTHWESTERN 



IDAHO; MOUNTAINOUS COUNTRY NOT WELL ADAPTED TO FRUITS 



DISTRICT 2 (NORTH DAKOTA AND SOUTH DAKOTA. WES1 ERN NEBRASKA, EASTERN 

 WYOMING. AND THE MOST FAVORABLE LOCATIONS OF MONTANA 



- ? 



Variety 



Straw- 

 berry.' 



Rasp- 

 berry. 



Grape. . 



., t [Red Lake 



( urrant . |Golden 



Goose- 

 berry.^ 



Sour 

 cherry. 



Plum 



Pixwell. 



Coronation 



When ripe 



I'Dunlap 



iGem. 



/Chief 



(Latham 

 Beta 



July 



Everbearing 

 July.. 



...do 



Sept 



July.. 



do 



... do 



do 



Aug. 



[Tecumseh. 

 Underwood... 



Waneta Sept 



Wyant do. 



Ember ..do 



a 



- u 



- 



- c 



- 



- 



No. 





50 



Kill 



50 



75 



40 



100 



40 



100 



10 



- 



10 



'ii 



4 



32 



10 



.-.(, 



4 



60 



Fruit 



Cherry- 

 plum 

 hybrid. 



Variet\ 



Apple 



Crab 



apple. 

 June- 

 berry. 



I Scout . 



Apricot . -JMorden. 



(.Manchu 



Oka 



Opata 



Sapa 



Compass 



Red Duchess 



Anoka 



Wealthy 



Haralson 

 fDoleo.. 

 (Florence 



Success 



DISTRICT 3 'EASTERN NEBRASKA AND MISSOURI RIVER VALLEY OF SOUTHERN 

 SOUTH DAKOTA: WELL ADAPTED TO FRUITS : 



DISTRICT 4 (PARTS OF IDAHO, UTAH. AND NEVADA: ELEVATIONS MOSTLY 



4.000 TO 6,000 FEET 



Straw- 

 berry. 



Rasp- 

 berry. 



Grape. . 



Sour 

 cherry. 



Sweet 

 cherry. 



TwentiethCen- 



June-Oct 



100 



150 



tury or Berri 









Supreme (P. 









W. Mam- 









moth). 









Redheart 



June 



100 



200 



Newburgh 



June-Julv... 



30 



.0 



Latham 



do 



30 



75 



Indian Summer 



June-Sept . . 



30 



75 



Beta 



Aug .. 



10 



80 



Enelish 



July 



1 



20 



Morello. 









Montmorency _ 



do 



2 



4i ' 



Lambert 



do 



1 



20 



Windsor 



do 



1 



20 



Plum. 



Pear. 



Apple 



Italian Prune Aug.-Sept. 



Sessions Sept 



Green Gage. . . do 



Pottawattomie Aug. 



Clapp Favorite. Sept 



Bartlett do 



Seckel ■ do 



Red Astrachan Aug. . . 



or Lodi. 

 Early Mcin- 

 tosh. 

 Wealthy 

 Black Mack. 

 Cortland 



Sept. 



do 

 do 

 do 



Apricot.. Moorpark July-Aug. 



1 20 



DISTRICT 5 -PARTS OF IDAHO. 



UTAH. AND NEVADA: 

 4. I KEPT 



ELEVATIONS LESS THAN 



Straw- 

 berry. 



Rasp- 

 berry. 



Grape 



bour 

 cherry. 



Sweet 

 cherry. 



(Marshall 



I Redheart. 



ITwentiethCen- 

 l tury. 



Newburgh 



Taylor 



Latham 



Indian Summer 



IFredonia 

 Golden Mum-,! 

 Niagara 

 Concord 



Montmorency.. 



[Napoleoo 



5 \ Lambert 

 I Black Tartarian. 



June 



do.. . 



June-Oct 



June-Julv 



do 



do 



June-Sept 

 Aug 



do 

 Aug.-Sepl 



.....do 



July 



June-Julv 

 do 

 do 



75 



150 



40 



80 



25 



50 



20 



50 



. 



50 



20 



50 



20 



50 



3 



24 



3 



_'4 



3 



24 



3 



24 



1 



20 



1 



20 



1 



20 





. 



Plum 



Pear. 



Apple ' 



Apricot 



Peach 



{Italian Prune. . 

 Peach 

 Pacific Prune. _ 



I Bartlett 

 I Anjou 



-radian 

 Early Mcin- 

 tosh. 

 Black Mack 

 |Starkii;. 

 Red Koine 

 Be any. 

 I'-Chii!. s 

 \Moorpark 



I Golden Jubilee 

 . en 

 Earls Elberta 

 J. II. Hale 



Aug.-Sept 



... do 



Sept . 



S 



do 

 do 



Oct 



July 



do 





- 





2 4o 



. 

 1 20 

 1 20 



40 



- 



30 



• Try strawberries, raspberries, and cherry-plum hybrids suggested for district 2. 

 - Cover in winter. 



• Plant only where quarantine regulations permit. 



• Same varieties as in district 2 and in addition Portland, Delaware, Niagara 

 Rcckhill strawberries may be grown in this district. 



-' Either Tartarian or Windsor must be included for cross-pollination of other sweet cherrj varieties. 

 6 Apples should not be planted unless they are to be sprayed. 



