Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-05

Rrlgdon. Early Crawford, Fitzgerald,
Governor Briggs, Niagara, liberia,
Crosby, Kalamazoo, George A. Lowe,
Lizzie, Muir, WhCatland, Crawford
Late, Chairs Choice, Globe, The best
white neshed peaches are the Alexander
Carman. Royal Charlotte, Mountain
Rose, Champion, Nine Brett, erik
Alexander and Triumph are semi.cling
The best clings are Chinese, OldmlXon
and Heath for white; Orange cling and
King ClIng for yellow
This list would make a good home
orchard. and thc varieties recommends
ed are also among those used in come
merclal orchards, though there are
many others that do we'll IL should al-
ways bee remembered that liberia
free orange, * the queen Of all for
shipping and ls Of uniform size ON the
tree. and ripcus practically all at once
The Best Pears For "a succession of
pears for the home and commercial or-
chard from the earliest 90 the latest
the following varieties WlIl give satls-
faction. Doyenne d'Etc Wilder Bart
lett. Flemish Beauty, Howell Seckcl
Auiou, Mount Vernon Lawrence. Gar
her F.. Barry. Kieffer Winter NeIis. The
Bartlett 0nd Kiefer are the most popu-
ler market varieties, and are big money
makers wherever grown
Rest Cherries For convenience I'm
describing them, the cherries are placed
300 three grOups--sour sub-aCid ana
sweet For a succession of sour COR pie)
cherries Dyehouse, May Duke Wragg
and Kuudsen's Late ave recommended
The last named originated at Brigham
city Il comes in after AN the other
cherries are gone. II Us similar 90 the
May Duke Ion appearance and quality,
not 80 sour as the Late Duke, In the
sub-aCid group these varieties are Oh
fered Montmorency Refine Horteuse
OllNet Belle Magnhque, and Osthoim
The following sweet cherries are the
most desirable Black Tartaran, Wind.
sor. LeWeling CBlack Republican,, Bing,
Lambert. Eugene, yellow spanish Ma
poIcou tRoyal Ann and Centennial,
Six leading apncots are recommend
ed Jones Early Newcastle, Peach,
Royal, Hcmsklrke ana TIlton,
Select Varieties of GrBpes.-No fruit
plantation should De considered CONE
plcte without grape vines. The finest
grapes are too tender 10 grow I'm Utah
without winter protection, except In
Washington. San Juan and Grand
counties. where this fruit fully equals
that grown ON the coast and superior TO
that grown I'm eastern states. For ten
der grapes these win please every taste
and do well In Utah Black FeTera,
Black Mavloise, Black Prince, Black
Mamburg. Purple Damascus Muscat
OF Alexandria. Muscatel Flame Tokay
Thompsons Seedless and CornIchon,
To those who want grapes, but don't
wish 10 have the trouble Of buryns
the vines every season. the following
hardy varieties are recommended For
black varieties, Concord, CampbplIs
Early, Moores Early. Worden, and Bar
kers Black Pearl Red varieties Del
aware and Agawam White. Niagara
and Pockllngton.
As grapes are annually imported by
the car load, not only from California,
but from New York Ohio, Iowa and
other eastern states It would appear
that extensive grape growing IN Utaa
offers special inducements, II only 10
supply local and nearby markets
II is not thought necessary % advise
farmers to patronize their nearest nul,
seryman. who makes study of local
fruit growing conditions But should
orchard planters not be able TO get what
they want at their home nursery the
board Of horticulture win be pleased
to give any Information II can as to
the best places to procure trees from
abroad. JOSEPH II. PARRY,
Secy, state Board of Horticulture.