Idaho Plant Materials Technical Note No. 24

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COMMON NAME RECOMMENDED RELEASES COMMON NAME RECOMMENDED RELEASES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FORBS-LEGUMES – recommended releases are underlined Alfalfa multiple, Trevois, Rambler, Spreador Alfalfa, Yellow Blossom Don, Yellowhead, SD201 Aster common Balsamroot, Arrowleaf common Balsamroot, Carey’s common Beeplant, Rocky Mtn common Beeplant, Yellow common Biscuitroot species common Blanket-flower common Blazing-star common Burnet, Small 'Delar' Cinquefoil common Clover, Alsike common Clover, Red common Clover, Strawberry common Clover, White common Columbine common Crownvetch 'Chemung', 'Emerald', 'Penngift' Coneflower, Purple common Coneflower, Western common Dustymaiden, Douglas’ common Fireweed common Flax, Blue 'Appar' Flax, Lewis Maple Grove Fleabane (Daisy) spp. common Gayfeather common Geranium common Globemallow common Goldenrod common Hawksbeard spp. common Milkvetch, Basalt common Milkvetch, Canada common Milkvetch, Cicer 'Lutana', 'Monarch', 'Windsor' Milkweed, Butterfly common Penstemon, Chelan common Penstemon, Firecracker Richfield Penstemon, Hotrock common Penstemon, Palmer 'Cedar' Penstemon, Rocky Mtn. 'Bandera' Penstemon, Royal common Penstemon, Sharpleaf common Penstemon, Taper-leaved common Penstemon, Venus Clearwater Penstemon, Yellow common Phacelia common Prairie Clover (all species) common Prairie Smoke common Sagewort, Louisiana 'Summit' Sainfoin ‘Delaney’, Shoshone, 'Eski', 'Melrose', 'Remont' Sunflower, species common , Prairie Gold, Medicine Creek, Bismarck Sweetclover, White and Yellow ‘Norgold’, 'Madrid', ‘Polara’, ‘Yukon’ Sweetvetch, Northern (Utah) 'Timp' Trefoil, Birdsfoot ‘Norcen’ 'Empire', ‘Leo’ 'Maitland' Tansyaster, Hoary common Yarrow, Western Eagle, Yakima, Great Northern SHRUBS – recommended releases are underlined Bitterbrush, A. common, 'Fountain Green', 'Lassen', 'Maybell' Buckwheat, snow common, Umatilla Buckwheat, Sulphur-flower common Buckwheat, Whorled common Buffaloberry, Silver common, 'Sakakawea' Ceanothus, Redstem common Cherry, Nanking common Chokecherry 'Schubert' Cinquefoil, Shrubby common Clematis common, 'Trailar' Cottoneaster common Current, Golden common Current, Wax common 50
COMMON NAME RECOMMENDED RELEASES COMMON NAME RECOMMENDED RELEASES ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHRUBS – recommended releases are underlined Dogwood, Redosier common, 'Ruby', Harrington, Cheney, Wallowa Elderberry, Blue/Red common, 'Blanchard' Hawthorn, Black common Kinnikinnick common Kochia, Forage 'Immigrant' Lilac common Mountain Mahogany common, 'Montane' Mockorange (Syringa) Colfax, St. Maries Ninebark common Oceanspray common Oregon-grape common Peashrub, Siberian common Plum, American common Rabbitbrush, Green common Rabbitbrush, Rubber common Rose, Woods common Sage, Purple common Sage, Russian common Sagebrush, Basin Big common Sagebrush, Mountain Big common Sagebrush, Wyoming Big common Sagebrush, Black common Saltbush, Fourwing Snake River Plains, 'Wytana' 'Rincon' Saltbush, Gardner common Sandcherry, Western common Serviceberry common, Kendrick, Okanogan, Newport Shadscale common Silverberry common Snowberry common, Okanogan Snowbrush Ceanothus common Spiraea, Douglas common Sumac, Skunkbush common, 'Bighorn' Winterfat Northern Cold Desert, Open Range, ‘Hatch' Yucca common 51
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Page 4 and 5: Bluegrass, Kentucky Poa pratensis A
Page 6 and 7: Fescue, Hard Festuca brevipila or F
Page 8 and 9: soils, but most often found on clay
Page 10 and 11: fully tested and their full range o
Page 12 and 13: improved seed production, forage yi
Page 14 and 15: forage production. Critana is more
Page 16 and 17: endures close grazing better than m
Page 18 and 19: Sedge, Beaked Carex rostrata Beaked
Page 20 and 21: inches with numerous fragrant, yell
Page 22 and 23: snow covered mountain and intermoun
Page 24 and 25: Geranium, Sticky Geranium viscosiss
Page 26 and 27: winter at soil surface to 1/8-inch
Page 28 and 29: Sweetclover, Yellow Melilotus offic
Page 31 and 32: CHARACTERISTICS OF WOODY PLANTS Thi
Page 33 and 34: flowers bloom in April-May. It has
Page 35 and 36: Forage kochia is adapted to juniper
Page 37 and 38: It vigorously invades disturbed sit
Page 39 and 40: ecommended if drilling seed to ensu
Page 41 and 42: Spiraea, Douglas Spiraea douglasii
Page 43 and 44: TABLE 1 PLANT ADAPTATION AND SEEDIN
Page 45 and 46: Seedling 1 lb/Acre PLS Common Name
Page 47: Seedling 1 lb/Acre PLS Common Name
Page 53: TABLE 3 SEEDING RATE CALCULATIONS P
Page 56 and 57: TABLE 4 - DRILL RATES BY SPACING AN

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