SMALL FRUITS FOR LEWIS COUNTY

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SMALL FRUITS FOR LEWIS COUNTY Gary Gorremans Lewis County Master Gardener

WESTERN WASHINGTON Coastal maritime climate Mild, wet winters Wet springs Micro-climates

SITE SELECTION Water availability (July - Sept) Competing vegetation Accommodations

SMALL FRUITS Blueberries Strawberries Raspberries Blackberries Grapes Miscellaneous

TOPICS Selecting varieties for successful production Site requirements Fall preparation for spring plantings

SITE SELECTION / PREPARATION Applicability Location Soil characteristics Soil testing

PLANTING Old adage: $5 hole for a $1 plant. Plant high enough to allow for soil settling If clay soil, break up sides of hole with garden fork to promote root growth and avoid root girdling Shovel creates smooth edges creating a bowl effect and restricting root growth Garden fork creates rough surface allowing roots to penetrate

BLUEBERRY TYPES Low bush Rabbit eye Half high High bush Bluecrop

BLUEBERRY HIGH BUSH Winter hardy Not drought tolerant Productive Commercial & home gardens

BLUEBERRIES Sunny, open air site Soil ph 4.0-5.0 Soil preferences

BLUEBERRIES Self-fertile 4-5 years old before bearing well Plant 2-4 cultivars

MUMMY BERRY DISEASE Fungal disease of blueberry

BLUEBERRY CULTIVARS Name Ripening MB resist. Spartan Early * Duke Blueray Early Mid Bluecrop Mid * Berkeley Mid

BLUEBERRY CULTIVARS Name Ripening MB resist. Dixi mid-late Jersey mid-late * Coville mid-late

STRAWBERRIES Well suited to Wash. climates ph: 6.0 6.5 Well drained soil Avoid planting sites where tomatoes or potatoes were grown

STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS June bearing Initiates flower buds Aug Sept.

STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS Varieties Hood Benton Shuksan Rainier Puget Summer Shuksan strawberries

STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS Everbearing Day neutral Varieties Seascape Tri-star Tri-star

STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS Flower and fruit from June Oct Production declines late summer

RASPBERRIES Canes Primocanes Floricanes

RASPBERRIES Well suited to WW climate Self-fertile Prefer well drained, fertile loam 24 deep Sun ph 6.0 6.5

RASPBERRIES Avoid site where potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, strawberries or other caneberries have been grown within past 3 years Avoid wet, waterlogged soils Select certified disease free plants

RASPBERRIES Install trellis system before planting wire

Summer bearing RASPBERRY CULTIVARS Varieties Meeker * Chilliwack ** Cascade Bounty ** Cascade Delight ** Cascade Dawn **

RASPBERRY CULTIVARS Everbearing Varieties Heritage * Summit * Autumn Bliss Polka Heritage

BLACKBERRIES Types Trailing Erect: Soil tolerance Planting restrictions Trellis Black Satin blackberry

BLACKBERRIES Trailing Varieties Marionberry Black Satin Silvan Marionberry

BLACKBERRIES Erect Varieties Cherokee Cheyenne Shawnee Chester Thornless (semierect) Variety unknown

BLACKBERRIES Install trellis system before planting

GRAPES Types Characteristics Site selection Site Prep Varieties

GRAPE TYPES European American Hybrids

GRAPE CHARACTERISTICS European Wine Upright growth Short internodes Larger diameter fruiting canes Chardonnay

GRAPE CHARACTERISTICS American Table & juice Trailing growth Longer Internodes Smaller diameter fruiting canes Neptune

GRAPE CHARACTERISTICS American hybrid Table & juice Trailing / upright growth Longer internodes Smaller diameter fruiting canes Buffalo

GRAPES SITE SELECTION South slopes Early frost Orientation Drainage Shallow soils Air circulation

GRAPES SITE SELECTION Site determines cultivar Temperature limiting factor Accumulated heat units Growing degree day

GRAPES SITE PREPARATION Soil testing Vegetation removal

GRAPES: PLANTING Prune to two buds String or stake to top wire Can plant through black plastic

GRAPE TRELLIS Single curtain Appropriate for American hybrids

TABLE GRAPE VARIETIES White Interlaken * Himrod * Lakemont Neptune Remaily Golden Muscat (s) White / Red Reliance * Aurora * Remaily

TABLE GRAPE VARIETIES Red Canadice * Saturn Vanessa Suffolk Red * Blue Black Buffalo * Mars * Jupiter Lynden Blue (s)

GRAPES Plants Self-rooted Grafted Propagation Planting

MISCELLANEOUS Lingonberry Evergreen Preserves & syrup High bush cranberry Preserves Currants Jam & syrup Aronia Juice & jam

MISCELLANEOUS Boysenberry Preserves & pies Loganberry Fresh or frozen Tayberry Fresh Loganberry

SMALL FRUITS Presented by the Lewis County Master Gardener program. WSU Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance should be reported to your local WSU Extension office.