[NAFEX] Jujubes in New Mexico & Ilinois

rob hamilton lostman_amiga at yahoo.com
Wed Jan 25 15:12:03 EST 2006


I am enjoying your information on Jujubes!!
I wanted to let you know if you dont know already that
there is a large planting of Jujubes varieties at
Alabama A&M. The Orchard Manager is Rhonda Britton.
Most of thier varieties seem to do well, though the
most productive seems to be Tigertooth. If you want
ferther info I might be able to dig up an article I
wrote about my visit or I can get you there contact
info.

Robert

--- MARIE ASHTON <bwoodtx at verizon.net> wrote:

> Even in the humid areas of our country you have to
> divide it into warm humid areas, such as Georgia,
> and cool humid areas such as, Tennessee and
> Virginia. We know that Leon Burk, Silverhill and
> Tigertooth do well in Georgia. Sui Men was adapted
> to the Tennessee Valley Authority and is apparently
> do well there. Admiral Wilkes was found in
> Washington D.C. and apparently do well there. Lang
> is doing very well in the humid southeast costal
> area of Texas. Other people know of other varieties
> that are doing well for them in other areas.
> For your area in PA have you tried Admiral Wilkes or
> Sui Men? Sui Men would be worth a try and it is has
> fairly good fruit. As I have stated you just have to
> find the variety that fits you niche as the Chinese
> have over many years.
> Regards
> Richard Ashton
> Brownwood, Texas
> 7b/8a AHS 9
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: mauch1 at aol.com 
>   To: nafex at lists.ibiblio.org 
>   Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 8:21 AM
>   Subject: [NAFEX] Jujubes in New Mexico & Ilinois
> 
> 
>    < did not mean that there are not varieties 
>   of jujubes that will bear in the more humid areas
> because there are; its 
>   just that you are more limited as to varieties in
> the humid areas.
>   >
> 
>   Richard,
> 
>   Would you be able to indicate what varieties you
> believe would do well
>   (or at least 'do better') in humid areas?
> 
>   Thanks,
> 
>   Chris Mauchline
>   SE PA, zone 6
>   40° 5' N 75° 51'W
>   ~650 ft elevation
> 
> 
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