Cultivar 2125: Kiowa

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

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Kiowa was listed in 1921 as one of the “other new plums” offered by the Department of Horticulture at South Dakota State College in Brookings. The listing appeared in the context of N. E. Hansen’s northern fruit breeding work. The catalog offered a few one-year-old Kiowa trees on native plum roots. It grouped Kiowa with Opata, Sapa, Hanska, and Kaw, and priced it the same as Waneta. [S1]

The source does not describe Kiowa’s fruit, parentage, ripening season, storage quality, or hardiness. The page focuses on Hansen hybrid plums, native plum roots, sand cherry rootstocks, and hardy plum breeding. This shows Kiowa belonged to the northern prairie plum introduction context, but the source preserves only a sale listing, not a full cultivar profile. [S1]

Kiowa’s direct parentage and later breeding role are not stated in the available source. The strongest supported statement is that Kiowa was a named new plum available from the South Dakota State College horticulture program in 1921 as a young grafted or budded tree on native plum roots. [S1]

Summary source basis

This summary currently draws chiefly from Plant Introductions, with 2 additional supporting sources linked below.

Featured source descriptions

“Ripen after all other plums are gone but early enough to escape frost year after year.”
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“Indexed at Bulletin 224, page 23.”
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“Index entry listed on page 23.”
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“Much like the Kaw.”
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Citation Drawer (Top Supporting Sources)

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104Northern novelties for 1921 : some new fruits, ornamentals, etc.unknown100p3Named among other new plums available one year old on native plum roots at the same price as Waneta.

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104p3description_snippetNamed among other new plums available one year old on native plum roots at the same price as Waneta.Of my other new plums, a few trees, one year old on native plum roots, can be spared of Opata, Sapa, Hanska, Kaw and Kiowa, at same price as Waneta.page_block:0.90

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description_snippetNamed among other new plums available one year old on native plum roots at the same price as Waneta.0.93

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