TABLE 2. — Generally distrilp-ated native fruits of the Southeastern States 

 for v/nich satisfactory dat a on fr^aiting seasons are available 



CoiTimon name 



Scientific name 



Fruiting season 



Redcedar 



Greenhrier 



Do. 



Southern v/axmyrtle - 



Sugarherry 



Pokeoerry 



Coralhead 



Sassafras 



Spicehush 



SaJid hlackherry 



Southern dev/herry — 



Pasture rose 



Cherokee rose 



Red choice "berry 



Service oerry 



Hawthorn 



Do. 



Hog pl-uin — — 



Fragrant siamac — ■ 



Dwarf sumac 



Possumhaw — 



Inkberry 



Winterherr^,- 



Yaupon 



Holly 



Supplejack 



Surnmer grape 



Frost grape 



Winter grape 



Peppervine 



Sourgui-a 



Dogwood 



Flowering dogwood — 



Dangleherry 



Farkleherrj^ 



Highhush "blueberry - 



3lue"berry 



Persimmon 



Bumelia 



Adelia 



Beauty"berry 



Partrid^e"berry 



Elder'berry 



Smooth v.dthe-rod — 

 Southern "blacichaw — 

 Trumpet honeysuckle 



Jiuiiperus virginiana — 



Smilax lanceolata 



Smilax rot'ondi folia 



Myrica cerifera 



Celtis Fiississippiensis 

 Phytolacca americana — 



Cehatha Carolina 



Sassafras sassafras 



Benzoin aestivale 



Rubus cuneifolius 



Rubus trivialis 



Rosa hum.il is 



Rosa laevigata 



Aronia arbutifolia 



Amelanchier canadensis— 

 Crataegus apii folia — — 



Crataegus viridis 



prunus umbellata 



Rhus aromatica— 



Rhus copallina 



Ilex decidua 



Ilex glabra 



Ilex verticillata 



Ilex vomitoria 



Ilex opaca 



Berchemia scandens 



Vitis aestivalis 



Vitis cordifolin 



Yitis cinerea 



Ampelopsis arborep. 



ITyssa sylvaticpo 



Cornus stricta 



Cornus florida 



Gaylussacia frondosa — 

 Batodendron arboreum — 

 Vaccinium corymbosum — 

 ■'.''accinium myrsinites — 

 Diospyros virginiana — 

 Bumelia lanuginosa 



Forestiera ligustrina — 

 Co.llicarpa americana — 



I'litchella repens 



Sambucus canadensis 



Viburnum nudum 



Viburnian rufidul-um 



Lonicera sempervirens — 



All year. 



Hid- June to mid-l-'ay. 



Early July to late April. 



All year. 



Do. 



Late May to late October. 



Mid-July to late April. 



Mid-July to early October. 



I'iid-June to late March. 



Mid-May to early July. 



Early April to late May* 



Early June to late October. 



Early August to mid-March. 



Mid- August to late March. 



Early May to late July. 



Mid-July to mid-lTovomber. 



Early Septem.ber to mid-May. 



Mid-June to mid-October. 



All year. 



Mid- Sept ember to midH!£ay. 



All year. 



All year. 



Mid-July to late December. 



Mid- July to late April. 



All year. 



Early August to late March. 



Mid- June to late October. 



Mid-July to mid-October. 



Late August to late May. 



Early June to late November. 



Late June to mid-lv'ovember. 



Mid- August to late October. 



I i id- July to late December. 



Early June to late July. 



All year. 



Early June to late September, 



Mid-April to late June. 



Mid- July to late December. 



Eprly September to mid- 

 February. 



Mid- July to early October. 



Early July to mid-January. 



All year. 



Mid-July to late October. 



All year. 



Early Juno to late April. 



Mid-June to late September. 



