Volume 2 Number 2 Article 2 Pages: 37-38
Year 1947 Month 7
Title: Experience With Sweet Cherry Varieties
Author: W.R. Clarke
Citation
Abstract:
The sweet cherry is particularly sensitive
to its location, even to its place on
the individual farm.
This fact, and the
need of new and better varieties to compete
in the commercial markets, have
narrowly limited the growing of sweet
cherries in New York State.
Fifty years
ago most villagers had a tree or two in
their back yards, and many farms had a
dozen or more sweet cherries planted
along the stone fences.
This has all passed, and we seldom hear of such old
varieties as Coe's Transparent, Governor
Wood, Black Eagle, Downers Late
Red or Yellow Spanish.
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