April 1953, Number 1 |
Fruit Varieties for Minnesota | APS | 2 |
Apricots in New York | APS | 2 |
New Apples Promising For Processing | L.G. Kleni | 3 |
French.American Hybrid Grapes in Virginia | R.C. Moore and G.D. Oberle | 5 |
Apple Varieties in Door County, Wisconsin | APS | 8 |
The Strawberry Picture in Southwestern Michigan | D. Foster | 9 |
Strawberry Variety Trails in Pennsylvania | APS | 10 |
The Meteor Cherry | APS | 11 |
The Ranger Peach | APS | 12 |
The Beaver Strawberry in Wisconsin | APS | 13 |
July 1953, Number 2 |
The Illinois Horticultural Experiment Station | J.B. Mowry | 18 |
Clonal Selection in Relation to Disease of Lemon Trees | L.D. Batchelor and E.C. Calavan | 19 |
Meteor Cherry—A Correction | APS | 21 |
Ranger Peach | APS | 21 |
Purple Autumn, A New Purple Raspberry Variety | A.S. Colby and H.L. Boll | 22 |
Western Sand Cherry—A Dwarfing Stock for Prunes, Plums, Peaches | K.D. Brase | 23 |
Coronet – A New I Early, Yellow-fleshed Peach for the South | APS | 24 |
The Nursery Performance of Apomictic Crabapple Seedlings | W.S. Clarke, Jr. | 25 |
Canby, A New Red Raspberry Adapted to Western Oregon and Washington | APS | 27 |
The Genetics and Breeding of Fruit Trees | APS | 28 |
Small-fruit Varieties of Importance in New Jersey | E.G. Christ | 29 |
October 1953, Number 3 |
Comments on the Beacon Apple | APS | 34 |
Two New Peaches For New Jersey | L.F. Hough and C.H. Bailey | 35 |
New Blackberry Named Jerseyblack | E.G. Christ | 36 |
Peach Varieties in Mississippi | C. Hines | 36 |
The Porter and the Dyer Apples | I. Glackens | 37 |
An Unstable Mutation of the Shippers Late Red Peach | A.F. Vierheller and C.O. Dunbar | 39 |
Purple Autumn Raspberry | APS | 40 |
Red Stele Resistant Strawberries For Ohio | R.G. Hill, Jr. | 41 |
More About the Melrose Apple | APS | 42 |
The Sam Cherry | A.J. Mann and F.W. Keane | 43 |
When to Test Peach Varieties for Flavor | G. Merrill | 44 |
The Marigold Peach for the Deep South | APS | 45 |
Fruit Varieties in Utah | G.H. Oberly | 45 |
Pocahontas, a Midseason Strawberry For Southern States | APS | 46 |
December 1953, Number 4 |
Some Observations on Apple Varieties in Vermont | W.H. Darrow | 50 |
Introducing Four New Pears From Tennessee | B.D. Drain | 51 |
The Ambato Strawberry of Ecuador | G.M. Darrow | 53 |
Apple Rootstock Studies in Kansas | G.A. Filinger | 55 |
The Mangosteen | H.F. Winters | 57 |
Dixieland, an Early Strawberry for Southern States | APS | 60 |
Melrose Apple-A Correction | APS | 60 |
The Starking and Richared Delicious Apples in British Columbia | A.J. Mann and F.W. Keane | 61 |
Ripening Sequence of Standard and New Peach Varieties | J.T. Bregger | 59 |