Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-02-03
FRUIT PLANTING
LISTS REVISED
.,,,nortant Changes Made in Plan
.ation Lists by College Expert
Grapes Recommended
for Pacific Slope.

Nor
.on and are now applicable to east
arm asf western Washington and
n 90 HI NORTH I'm Idaho and southern
pritish ColA4hbia.
Many important changes have
been made in the plantation lists, the
n ..ost important of which is the rec
concentration of grapes on the Pacific
clone where they can be planted on
4 south or southwestern slopes on well
drained land. Concord, Niagara,
worden. Campbell's Early, Moore's
niamond, and Moore's Early are the
varieties suggested for the western
stones. the recommendation having
hitherto been confined to the valleys
and uplands of the inland region.
Other heretofore unrecommended
varieties are Flemish pears and the
Ruby raspberry for the coast region;
Winter Banana and Delicious apples,
the Ruby raspberry, and the Lucretia
Dewberry for the inland valleys; and
the Winter Banana and Delicious ap-
ple. the Flemish pear, Early Craw-
ford and Foster peaches, Moores
Diamond grape, the Ruby raspberry
and the Lucretia Dewberry for the
uplands of the inland region
The planting lists as they now
stand for the Pacific coast regions,
are as follows
Apples, late, Northern Spy, Olym-
pia, Rhode Island Greening, Yellow
Newtown, Blue Permain, Yellow
Bellfower medium, Gravenstein
and King; early, Yellow Transparent
and Williams.
Pears, late, Winter Nelis, Clair
geau; medium, Anjou, Comice, White
Doyenne, Sickle and Flemish; early,
Bartlett and Clapp.
Sweet cherries, late, Hoskins,
Lambert and Black Republican; me-
dunn, Bling; early Royal Ann; sour
cherries, late, Northwest; medium,
Oliyet and Montmorency; early, Ear
ly Richmond; dukes, May Duke, Late
Duke and Refine Hortense.
Peaches, early, Alexander,
Triumph, Early Crawford and Char
lotte; apricots, early, Glib and Moor
park; plums, Abundance, Peach,
Bradshaw ana Wickson; prunes,
Italian, Silver and Hungarian.
Grapes, Concord, Niagara, Worden,
Campbell's early, Moore's Diamond
and More's EARLY; raspberries, medi-
UNI, Cuthbert, Superlative, Ruby and
Marlboro; early, Antwerp; black
raspberries, Cumberland Burkhart
and Gregg; blackberries, late, Hima-
laya Giant and Evergreen; medium,
Mttatiny; early, Snyder, Monmouth
Black; gooseberries, Downing, In
dustry, Portage and Smith currants.
Victoria, Wilder, Perfection, Cherry,
Red Dutch, White Grape, The Lucre-
Tia Dewbery is likewise recommend
ed.
strawberries, late, Candy; medi-
UNI; Magoon, Marshall and Crescent;
early, Warfield and Bederwood: the
Hood River.
Nuts English Walnuts), Fran
quette and Mayette; black walnut,
COD hilbert, butternut and Jap chest
nut.
The corresponding lists for the
valleys of the inland regions are:
apples, late, Spitzenberg, Yellow
NeWtoWn, Rome Bauty, Winesap,
Jonathan, N. w. Permain, Grimes
Golden and Delicious; medium, GRAY
enstein, Duchess, King; early, Yellow
transparent and Williams; Winter
Banana.
rears, late, Winter Nelis, Clair
ueau; medium, Anjou, Comice,
"nlte Doyenne, Sickle, Flemish;
early aBrtlett and Clapp.
sweet cherries, late, Hoskins,
Lambert and Black Republican;
medium, Bing; early, Royal Ann;
SUR cherries, late, Northwest; medi-
un' ollVet and Montmorency; early,
larry Richmond; dukes, the May
luxe Late Duke and Refine Hor-
tense.
. reaches, late, Salway and late
crawford; medium, Elberta, Foster,
ms Chilli and Wheatland; early,
iiaie and Early Crawford; apricots,
,aeuium, Royal, Hemiskirke and
''oorpark; early, Golden.
rA-ns, Abundance, Peach, Brad
s Smaw and Wickson; prunes, Italian,
liver and Hungarian; grapes
u"inpoells Early, Moores Early,
~oores Diamond, Concord, Worden,
oeiaWare, Sweetwater, Thompsons
Heeuless' Tokay (Flame), Hamburg,
and Alexander