Show AUTUMN ORCHARD OI RD PLANTING ILA TI G GLiss Lists Liss of or o Best cst tilts for YOI Utah Onh arots To I Planters r Many reasons rUlOn an arl advanced In fa Vs favor tavor vor or of ot orchard planting In the tho tall fall Som Soni of ot Ita Its advantages are that the he farmer has haa more time In the lie full Cull to 10 do dothe dothe the work well wll the Ih trees tree will have more time to become established In their new home hom and the root roots will be cal calloused calloused loused over by br spring to begin active growth if It properly planted In well prepared and nd thoroughly moist soil 1011 the fall tall set eel tree Ir Is Ii I not so 10 liable to 10 dry dl out and die ai as a when hn set put ut In the spring and last lall but not least the planter can ran get et a II better choice of ot trees In the tall fall than In the spring both bolh as at to kinds kinde and Quality Planter are Ire however against planting in lii dry tiry soil loll as cc It if the rootH roote dry dr out the trees Ire will will winter winterkill kill hill and All nil the work will be lout lot If It the soil coil Is not damp enough to keep moist all through the winter the trees tree should hould be Irrigated well after planting Do 1 0 not leave n a hollow around base baa of 01 tree for tor tat tater r to accumulate rind and tr rena ae Apples ira plums plum our lour cherries grapes t and all berry bur or bush fruits fruit can b ii III safely and anti advantageously planted In Ute this full tull Currants Currant and raspberries are much better planted in III inthe inthe the fall than spring aa as they start growth so eo early earl In the spring CAUTION AGAINST PLANTING TRIE Partners l are cautioned against plant planting planting ing In diseased tries trees Ir or inn s Insist on your our nurseryman properly fumigating the nursery stock you OU buy bu as aa required b by regulations ot of the state board of ot horticulture Trees affected with the wool wooly aphis or black peach will not lIot thrive and every esry planter should bo be boon beon on the lookout for tor those thole p pests It when re loe reliving living trees Irell Infested trees should be burned or er dipped tIppet In un In Insecticide be before before fore tore planting Another nother disease affecting nursery tock against which the Utah Uth orchard plantar Is I particularly cautioned t the he disease commonly known a u as crown pill root gall tall or root tumor Trees with It Il are worthless and be Je turned burned and utterly d de troyed It upon UllOn the roots root of at apple appl peach and other trees tree tre and upon and roses It ft forms torm large cork swellings upon the roots root near nar the crown but lut may be inon smaller mailer roots two feet teet front from the Ihl crown brown These Thes knots knot or alia vary ar In ilze lite from that of ot u Ii pen ieri to a baseball in Th satisfactory cure has hal been disco v vired trod ired all trees tiles affected with root roo gall fen ven i fn In a degree leree should be lw rejected without a question Affected peach trees tree turn yellow and ant cease growing antI and may nay b be supposed to 10 have hAY the yellows Apple pule and other trees reel are art stunted from the Mart anti and anddie die In a 11 few tew years year DONT MIX tX FRUIT In planning the orchard plant of ot a kind together as a much as al possible and anti place pities the early anti and late sorts ort of ot each kind In rows This sug aug suggestion Is II offered with a R view to 10 mak mali making ing III better facilities for tor spraying and antI Irrigating the trees tree also allO for tor gathering the fruit To fight the codling moth or apple worm onn It U l Is II very essential that the lie apple trees be he sprayed Jut Just at nt the right time The nie early and late lal do not blossom at al the same time lime anti and the first spraying which Is III the most mOlt Important as Ms to the Ih time It should be done Just after the tue fall tal cannot be lit done till all at one on time or part Pirt of ot the work will be done don too soon lOOn or too late to 10 be he II most mOlt effective In rowing growing fancy ranc fruit trull for tor the mar market market market ket It Is III Important to 10 give plenty of ot Irrigating water to fast feat maturing and nd ripening fruit This Is I a the only watered wah rell stool stock the public seems ana anic loua to buy hu and the letter hotter It Is II I wAtered the higher price It brings Immature half halt grown fruit does not r it ft quit eo w II much water Hence keep keel ealy eAl and late kinds of ot fruit In separ wepar separate par parale ate ale rows AVOID A TOO MANY INY The prevailing weakness of ot Utah Ulah Is II the th planting of ot too many varieties When one oni on sees SMI or hears henrs of ot ofa a Ii 1 good apple peach or pear he forth forthwith forthwith with wants want to have hae It growing In lila his orchard hence henc the Infinite variety Arlet of ot fruit trull found In old Utah orchards o hArIl The planting of at too many varieties Is I n a 1 fa ta fatal a atul tal tul In a R commercial orchard Three or four kinds ore nfl enough for tor or the th largest large t orchard of apple or pear rr and thi thit fewer t leach the better so 10 they rover cover the season If it one ants a sue suc succession cession Some of at our mot most ful tul oh Utah peach growers plant but hut ono one variety the which IN II the best beet bestseller seller cellar of at any allY peRch pencil now nOI grown but bUI not by any an means meena the best beet In To confine peach iwach I ach planting to 0 one on variety Is l narrowing It down too closely and andUs 11 Its Us wisdom Is I very much questioned lII ST lOn KOH UTAH urU PLANT PLANTING ISO ING To ro assist planters In selecting best wl varieties of ot fruits trull for tor home hOlne and mar market marbet bet ket purposes purpose pur o tl the stats state board beaN of Hor Horticulture offers the following ll lIel l from rom mm which selections 1 can be lit made a cord cordIng Ing imig III to 10 o the lie taste of ot the planter and the he ih climatic conditions coR which hUn him find and the demands of ot the The This Best Beet Apples For sumner r apples apple three th varieties are JUlie June nd Yellow Trans Trani Transparent parent U It one wants d a greater variety he ht hI will make no iio mistake In planting Bough nouh Karly arly I Harvest Sops Sop opa ot of Wine lne In Iii autumn apples annies the tho first diet choice be Old Url Duchess Graven Orann Gravenstein stein Rambo These The with Chenango Strawberry Wolf Walt River Twenty Ounce Porter Wealthy and arid Maidens Blush give ghe 11 n ti variety of at standard sorts that thai will milt lIlt every evel taste talle ant supply every ever market demand for or a it taU fall apple le The winter will tel apples come In much greater reater variety are cia far the most ind should hollid make mke UP III the Ibe bulk of ot the tha tipple orchard The rhe Jonathan Home Hom WIMp Mp White Winter Pear Ier main lIlUn Macintosh Winter WittIer Stay Slay York Tork Imperial Rhode Island GreMlIn Arkansas Black Mammoth mack Twig Missouri Pippin and tam lien Den Iaria are ire recommended any four tour of oC which are al enough for tor H a I large comfier commer commercial com mer cial imi orchard It If a larger variety varity ot of winter aPples Is II wanted antell to 10 select from the fallowing varieties will give satisfaction Babbitt Hubbard Hubbardston ston Iton King 1 Delicious Grime Grimes nails flails Thill denet New town Pippin Sutton Button and atmil Tolman Sweet All 11 of ot these theM except perhaps time the th three lust hilt named are arll standard com coin lilt If varieties Where here It succeeds the Pippin Is I most highly high I re ro recommended commended for or Its II tIne fine quality both as al asa alII asa a II home and commercial variety The fhe tree I however Is II n a 1 slow grower anti and 1 ti i ivery very vry VIr tardy bearer Early PettIng Hearing Apples Of the apples fumed mell above the following will come Into tub bearing laring I In two to 10 live five years yearn front from setting l out Yellow Transparent Harvest Sop ops of ot Wine lne Oldenburg Roma Homo lien Ben Davis DaMs Missouri Pippin Wealthy Wagoner WAgener and Hubbardston The Th Missouri Pip Pippin pin 1111 Is III such auch an early and aim abundant bearer as is R to be worthy the names nAm given It of at time the th Mortgage lifter litter and the Ih poor moans mans friend The Jonathan Is 18 also allO an on bearer a IB s Is II al also I o the lint York Imperial Ueal of ot The yellow ellow tI freestone tealone peaches are In great et eat st market demand For I or plant tew rew ew of o other varieties The Time best bl yellow ollow f fr e tone ore are here given n In about their of oC ripening Triumph Foster many l Uti Niagara Crosby J George O Ir A lo loLI bows LI isle Lute Chairs Chair ChI Choice Globe The belt bee whit while fleshed peaches are tire the Alexander Carman noyal Charlotte 1 to Mm Hiatt Orix Orl Alexander and tint Triumph are The Tb but b t clings an are Chinese Chine and sad Heath for tor white whit Orange Cling an Ring lUng Cling Clint for yellow lIow This list lilt would make maka n II good lood home homi orchard and tin lie recommend recommended ret nd ed 4 are r also those used In tom orchards though titers there an nm many others that do well It U should ai l ways 1 be t remembered that II i a 5 ret orange om n Ie ta III n the Ille quern of alt all foi tOl shipping anti and an Is I of uniform pies lilt on th the tree and ripen practically all III at once one The lies heat I For a 01 ol ot pears lIall for lor the hems and nd commercial or ur orchord orchard chord chard fr from m the tilt earliest to the Ih latest latt the following varieties Mill atil III give satin fiction faction tIEt dEte Wilder B Hart HartIett it let Itt Howell eck I Mount Vernon Lawrence Oar Or her ber P I Harry Winter Nells Nelis Th TIn end Kleffer 1 era are the most molt ler let varieties ant and are ape big bl money mony moneymakers moneymakers makers w wherever grown Best Beat For convenience In lii describing them Ihn time the cherries an art placed In lii three groups sour lOur and sweet lor For a succession of ot sour our lur or lit cherries May Iny Duke anti and Knudsens Ute lAte ate ale i iThe The last lut originated at nt City It It comet In Iii after all the oth uth i cherries ire are a SCone gone It Is II similar to tn toMay toMay h May Mn Duki 1 In appearance and amid not so 10 sour our ns a the Late luke Duke uk In lii Ih group toUl these varieties are Irp m UI ferd Heine I Olivet hells and nIl The fhe following sweet cherries are Rrt I the lie most moat desirable Wind Windor iid br or 01 Levelling lilack Lambert Lumbert Yellow Nu Nit lloyd Ann and arid Centennial Six tx leading apricots are recommend recommended ed eti Jones Newcastle lle Royal Hoya and anti Tilton Select Varieties of ot drupes No fruit plantation should be lie considered corn com complete 1111 without grape vines Inel The Th uncut finest grapes an are ar too tender to III grow In Utah without winter protection except lit in Washington San an Juan and anti Grand where this fruit fully equals that grown on the coast coalt and ant superior to lo that grown Krown In eastern states Par For I or ten tender tier der grapes grapel these Ullie will please every taste tRIte end do well welt In Utah Black Ferret a Black lilack Prince lack Hamburg Damascus Muscat of ot Alexandria Flume Plume Tokay Fokay Thompsons Se and ro To those thole who want irant grape grapes but html dont donl wish to 10 have han tin Ihl lb trouble of or burying the vines Inee every Mason lOn the following hardy varieties arleU are ore recommended For or black ck varieties Campbells Marly Moores Moors anti and lIar Bar Barkers kers kerl hunk Pearl lerl Red ned varieties Del Delaware Delaware aware and White Niagara anti and As grapes lire ire annually Imported by bythe bythe bythe the car load laid net only from roll California but from morn New Nl York Ohio Iowa and anti other eastern states It would appear that extensive rApe grape growing In Uta offers special Inducements If It only to supply local and nearby markets It Is II not thought necessary it tI b advise farmers to 10 patronize their nearest nut nui ryman who makes make a study of ot local bed fruit growing conditions limit Hut should orchard planters not mint be bl able to get let what th they want at their home borne nursery the tile board bourd ot of horticulture will be pleased to 10 o give any Information It i can n as al to he the beet place to procure trees Iret from I JOSUPH JOSI H It PARRY Secy lIeo Hac State Hoard Hourd ot of Horticulture I |