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It's stump the experts time again.  I mean you Lon, but anyone else can
play.  I want to know whether blackberry seeds can lie in the ground for a
few years, like many  garden weeds, awaiting a disturbance or change in
conditions, or whether they all have to sprout or die the first spring.
This is not the kind of question we tend to think about, we usually want to
know how to sprout seeds right now.  I'm not thinking about how handy and
useable the blackberry is for us, rather how resourceful it is in dealing
with the environment on it's own. One of these days I'll get my blackberry
article done for Pomona, it's been simmering on the back burner for a couple
of years.
Thanks, Donna


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