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[Ginda Fisher <ginda@concentric.net>]

Richard,

I've figured out how to search my e-mail, so I looked up the discussion
about Tomcots and Puget Gold.  Have you tried Tomcots?  Don mentions
that you described the growth habit of Puget Gold to be "odd".  I wonder
what you mean by that, and how big it gets for you?

Also, I found Burnt Ridge in the Fruit Berry, & Nut Inventory, so don't
bother looking that up for me.  What a great book!  Even if the
descriptions are not always useful.

Thanks again,
Ginda

p.s.  They are pretty.

"Richard J. Ossolinski" wrote:
> 
> Ginda,
> This is the Puget Gold that Don mentioned and that Doreen was kind enough to
> scan for me.  We finished harvesting yesterday.  Mine is on St. Julien-A, 
> so I
> can't tell you how it would do on seedling (or some other) rootstock.  I 
> plant
> some every year for clients who see mine and 'simply have to have one' of
> their own.  Disease and insect free in this neck of the woods, and self
> fertile.  Cheap fun when purchased from Burnt Ridge Nursery in Onalaska,
> WA......and pretty as a picture.
> Richard
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