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--- In nafex@y..., "Pete" <pete@r...> wrote:
> Hi Tom
> Thanks for the information.....I had already found this site. In
> fact...it's the only info I can find on Che. I know there has gotta 
be
> more somewhere....I have mine ordered from Edible 
Landscaping....their
> advertisement says it is a grafted, seedless tree and will 
bear.....it
> fits the description of the wished for one on this site...here the
> spot about the one I ordered....
> http://www.eat-it.com/frames.htm
> Che
> Seedless Che
> 
> 
> (Cudrania tricuspidata). A small rounded fall-fruiting ornamental
> tree. These are superior grafted trees. Bears splendid crop of 
lovely
> red clusters over the entire tree. A center of attention at ripening
> time. fully ripe fruits are juicy, sweet, very pleasant and fig-like
> in taste. Completely seedless. Zone 6-9.
> Gallon $25
> 
> What do you think of this ????? Would you possibly know of  any 
other
> sources of info ?
> Thanks very much.
> Pete Benfield 8b
> Southeast La.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Thomas Olenio" <tolenio@s...>
> To: "Plant NAFEXGROUP" <nafex@y...>
> Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 21:11
> Subject: Re: [nafex] Che
> 
> 

Ususally if I have question about an unsual edible plant, I start at 
the "plants for a future" web site.  They have an extensive database.  
Not to much information, but enough to get me started.

its best to do the search with Latin names

http://www.ibiblio.org/pfaf/D_search.html


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