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1 Small Fruit Culture

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5 Most plants – pH 6-6.5 Blueberry – pH 4.5-5.2
Soil Test Most plants – pH 6-6.5 Blueberry – pH

6 Incorporate recommended lime 12” deep

7 Use Sulfur to lower the pH for blueberries six months before planting

8 Apply Phosphorus before planting if needed

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13 Northern Highbush – High Mountains
Piedmont and Coastal Plain from NC northward Southern Highbush – Coastal Plain and Piedmont Rabbiteye – Coastal Plain and Piedmont

14 Northern Highbush Blue Crop: Early Season Jersey: Mid-season
Elliot: Late Season

15 Rabbiteyes for Piedmont and Lower Mountains
Brightwell: Early – Mid Season Tifblue: Late Season Powderblue: Late Season Centurion: Very Late Season

16 Blueberry Spacing Standard – 6’ x 12’ Hedge – 4’ within row

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26 Three Sexual Types of Muscadines
Male Female Perfect flowered

27 Fresh Fruit Muscadine Varieties
Fry – female, bronze Summit – self-fertile, bronze Triumph – perfect flowered, black Cowart – perfect flowered, black Loomis – female, black Nesbit – perfect flowered, black, cold hardy

28 Processing Muscadine Varieties
Dixie – perfect flowered, bronze, wine, juice, cold hardy Golden Isles – perfect flowered, bronze, wine, juice, non-”musky” aroma Carlos – perfect flowered, bronze, wine, juice, cold hardy Noble – perfect flowered, black, wine, jelly

29 Muscadine Spacing Rows – 12’ Within Row – 20’

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40 Fig Varieties Figs are not recommended for the mountains
Plant Celeste variety in the Piedmont Celeste and Alma have closed “eyes”

41 Plant Figs About 15 Feet Apart

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47 Fig Fruit Drop is Common
Too vigorous Too dry or hot Nematode infested

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50 Erect Blackberry Varieties
Choctaw Cheyenne Cherokee Shawnee Navajo Arapaho Kiowa

51 Trailing Blackberry Varieties
Thornless Hull Chester Thorny Gem

52 Bramble Spacing Trailing – 10’ x 12’ Erect – 8’ x 12’
Erect Hedge – 2’ x 4’ within row

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54 Blackberry Shoots 1st Year – Vegetative (primocanes)
2nd Year – Fruiting and Death

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60 Raspberry Varieties Coastal Plain and Piedmont Dorman Red Trailing
Spring-bearing Low Quality Upper Piedmont and Mountains Redwing or Fall-bearing Heritage Erect Excellent Quality

61 Plant Dorman Red Raspberries 10 Feet Apart (trellis required)
Plant Erect Red Raspberries 1-2 Feet Apart

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68 Recommended Strawberry Varieties
Cardinal Earliglow Surecrop Atlas Apollo

69 Planting Distance Strawberry
18”-24” 48”

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74 Matted Rows - Strawberry
2’ 2’

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80 Renovation Steps Just After Harvest From the Second Year On
Mow off leaves with a lawn mower set in the high position (do not damage crowns Rototill or hoe up most of matter row except an eight inch wide strip of daughter plants

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87 Bunch Grape Spacing 12’ 10’

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94 Selecting Small Fruits

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98 Small Fruits Most need only a few pesticide applications

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