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[Claude Jolicoeur <cjoli@gmc.ulaval.ca>]

Lucky,
I have a possible solution for you...

Buy yourself one of these artificial snow machines that they use in ski
centers, blow 6 feet of snow in your orchard, and the time required to melt
the snow will delay bloom past the late freeze date...
But I will agree with you that this method also has some inconveniences.
Claude

A 09:02 02.03.21 -0600, vous avez écrit :
>I've pretty well abandoned any hope of them ever fruiting - if I get a crop 
>of peaches one year out of five, it's a miracle.  All my Japanese hybrid 
>plums, pluots, and apricots are in full bloom right now, and we're still 
>quite a long way from a frost-free date.
>
>Lucky Pittman


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