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[Lucky Pittman <Lucky.Pittman@murraystate.edu>]

At 12:33 PM 05/08/2001 +0000, Vic wrote:
>Dr. Ian Evans from Alberta sent in a good article with a lot of
>information about a very northern hardy small cherry tree on its own roots
>that bears super crops. St. Lawrence has it under the name 'Bali.'

I've got a Bali from SLN - this will be its first year to fruit, but it's 
survived longer than any other cherry I've planted here - borers usually 
take them out in their second year.
It's supposed to have a later maturation period than Montmorency/NorthStar, 
etc.
The SLN offering is a tissue-cultured plant, so any suckers that come  up 
are genetic clones.  I've dug and distributed several to friends, and 
noticed, just this weekend, that there are perhaps a dozen new root sprouts 
springing up around it this spring.


Lucky Pittman
USDA Zone 6
Hopkinsville, KY


 

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