Sources: Inventory_PrairiePlants.xlsx (what was found at Prairie, saved October 4, 2026), matched to Trees.xlsx, Fruit sheet (cultivar, rootstock, fertility, and flowering-group data, including the September 24 bloom research). Owner-reported losses, outside-orchard plans, and rootstock planting are recorded separately; only living trees assigned to the orchard are counted in the plan. Canonical JSON records now drive this page; the linked workbooks are retained as original source records. See the property data guide.
▲ Dashed border = triploid, excluded as a pollen donor and placed near two different diploid cultivars. ★ Gold glow = good pollen donor in the workbook, not a guarantee of compatibility with every nearby tree.
◥ Yellow corner = Pseudomonas (bacterial canker) positive, untreated in the inventory. When one tag covers several trees and only some tested positive, the inventory does not say which, so all of them are flagged.
S = self-fertile according to the planning notes; ? = information missing or needing confirmation; UNK / SWT = unidentified tree (not counted as a pollen donor until identified; see the possibility lists for the apples and for the cherries, peaches, and apricot). Hover over a tree for its cultivar profile, or click or tap it to jump to its row in the inventory table, which links to the cultivar guide. Different trees of the same cultivar, including color sports, are not counted as different pollen partners.
Apple FG means flowering group, not harvest season. * after a group number means sources differ; the planning value follows Orange Pippin. FG 2? marks a provisional estimate. Midseason; FG ? records nursery bloom guidance without inventing a numbered group.
| Layer (west → east) | Plant | Count | From west fence | In-row spacing | First plant | Last plant | Mature size | Notes |
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Lot coordinates: x here is the same as on the site master grid, and a spot N ft north of R1 is at grid y = 585 − N (R1-C1 is at x 38, y 585, cell A12; R15 runs along y 305). The whole-site maps, the homestead plot map, and the water plan all use that grid.
| Purchase record(s), Trees.xlsx Fruit sheet | Purchased | At Prairie | Elsewhere | Difference | Notes |
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| Inventory row | Prairie inventory | Qty | Matched purchase record(s) | Plan / positions | Notes |
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Research covers the apple records that were missing flowering groups plus Harrison, mirrored from the dated notes in the Trees.xlsx F Group cells. Numbered assignments generally follow Orange Pippin; Foxwhelp follows Raintree, its recorded vendor; seed-grown Kerr uses an owner-approved best guess. Flowering groups are not universally standardized, and local bloom overlap still needs checking.
| Apple / inventory record | Trees at Prairie | Workbook FG | Planning bloom / FG | Evidence, limitations, and sources |
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Counts use the same screening as the partner lists below. Self-fertile trees are not counted as needing cross-pollination. Unidentified trees and trees without bloom or compatibility data have no screened partner yet; proximity alone is not counted as evidence.
| Fruit type | Rows | Trees | Need cross-pollination | With a screened candidate ≤ 50 ft | With 2 distinct candidates ≤ 50 ft | Triploid/disputed with 2 mutual donors ≤ 50 ft | No screened partner yet | Adjacent same-cultivar pairs |
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| Row | Fruit type | Trees | Open | Placement notes |
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Trees that are not self-fertile, plus triploid or disputed apples. Candidates are screened by fruit type, bloom timing, and recorded compatibility; distances are between tree centers.
| Tree needing pollen | Position | Nearby candidates | Evidence / limitation |
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Living orchard trees and records of vacated planting positions, south (R1) to north and west (C1) to east. Dead and outside-orchard trees retain their original planned slots as history; those slots are open, not their current locations. They are excluded from orchard counts and pollen partners. The planted M-111 rootstock occupies R6-C3 but is not counted as a fruit tree or pollen partner without a recorded scion cultivar. The Pineapple's open slot moved from R8-C3 to R8-C1 when the owner found the Asian pear (PR-Asian) in R8-C3. Original workbook fertility values are retained.
Spot SiteRef identifies the listed planned or vacated orchard position, not an outside-orchard tree's current location. It is generated from the shared grid coordinates and is separate from the metal tag and individual Plant ID.
| Position | Spot SiteRef | Code | Variety and tag | Fruit type | Rootstock | Bloom / FG | Fertility (workbook) | Planning notes / nearest candidates | Inventory row (Fruit row) |
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Nut trees are kept out of the main orchard. Rootstock quantities below are the remaining stock, excluding the M-111 already planted at R6-C3. The three Urban apples are living trees planned for planting outside the orchard; their new grid locations have not been supplied. The Boise trees were not moved to Prairie. Windbreak, east-hedge, and berry guild plants are covered in the windbreak section and the site plan notes.
A SiteRef of PENDING means no individual location has been supplied; it does not assign one coordinate to an inventory quantity group.
| Inventory row | Item | Qty | SiteRef | Status and notes |
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