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Abstract
Plant evaluations at the Georgeson Botanical garden included 1120 woody perennials, herbaceous perennials, annual flowers, herbs and vegetables. Recommended vegetables from observational trials included ‘Sora’ and ‘Easter Egg’ radish, R-17804 daikon-type radish, ‘Papaya Pear’ summer squash, ‘Bright Yellow’ Swiss chard, ‘Hakurei’ turnip, ‘Raven’ and ‘Super Zuke’ zucchini. Replicated trials of 14 carrot cultivars showed significant yield differences among seasons, but only the most productive cultivar, ‘Artist’ had significantly higher yields than the four least productive cultivars,: ‘Gold Pak’, ‘Gold King’, ‘Touchon Deluxe’ and ‘Sweetness’. Among baby carrots only the highest yielding cultivar, ‘Baby Sweet’, had a higher yield than the lowest ranking ‘Thumbelina’ (Tukey’s HSD, P=0.05). Trials of 8 tomato cultivars expanded the options for outdoor tomato production with significant equivalent yields to our standard cultivar, ‘Sub-Arctic 25’. ‘Prairie Fire’ and ‘Northern Delight’ have larger fruit than ‘Sub-Arctic 25’ and ‘Oregon 11’ matures earlier. Because of insufficient early snowfall, one third of the perennials in the trial plots were winterkilled. Particularly hit hard were shrub roses, some of which had been grown for more than 20 years. Rose cultivars and species that were completely winterkilled included ‘Morden Centennial’, ‘Morden Blush’, ‘Persian Yellow’, ‘F.J. Grootendorst’, ‘Charles Albanel’, ‘Carefree Sunshine’. ‘Knockout’, ‘Sir Thomas Lipton’, ‘Agnes’, ‘Foxi Pavement’, ‘David Thompson’, ‘Assiniboyne’, and Rosa canina. Roses that exhibited top dieback but recovered from the crown included: ‘Lac MaJeau,’, ‘Killwinning’, ‘Altai Scotch’, ‘William Baffin’, ‘Jens Munk’, ‘Apart’, Rosa rugosa, R. rugosa ‘Alba’, R. rugosa ‘Rubra’, ‘Hazeldeen’, ‘Martin Frobisher’, ‘Dwarf Pavement’, ‘Snow Pavement’, ‘Prairie Wren’, ‘Henry Hudson’, and Wassagaming’. One notable survivor that showed only tip dieback was Rose ‘Lac LaNonne’. Selections from the All America Selections program continue to dominate the annual flower trials. Ranked outstanding among annual flowers included
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For over three decades the Journal of Education Finance has been recognized as one of the leading journals in the field of the financing of public schools. Each issue brings original research and analysis on issues such as educational fiscal reform, judicial intervention in finance, adequacy and equity of public school funding, school/social agency linkages, taxation, factors affecting employment and salaries, and the economics of human capital development.