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["Greg Miller" <gsmiller@cet.com>]

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Hector & mIEKAL, 
    Hector, I defer to your greater experience with these shrubs, but
I wanted to add a note:  I purchased 1 plant as (lonicera caerulea
edulis) from ForestFarm and two plants from Hidden Springs.  One of
the plants from your/your daughters nursery got hit w/ lawnmower and
the next year by RoundUp (neither by me [long story]) so I now believe
it to be RIP.  Of the two remaining plants, there are subtle
differences (for one thing the HS plant leafs/blooms out a week or
more earlier), but much less than differences between many apple
trees.  It looks like they are cross-fertile, as it looks like I'm
going to get some fruit this year, and if I had to venture an opinion,
I would say they are the same species.  

Now FF has disappointed me w/ at least two plants - one of which I
know isn't what I asked for (it was supposed to be Lonicera
fragrantissima - an early blooming (before apple) fragrant shrub
honeysuckle, and the plant is vinous, and blooms in summer), and the
other was a tricolor beech that is not showing much in the way of
color variation (although it could be a case of reversion).  So it
could still be kamchatka, what are the differences supposed to be?

Thanks,

Chris Mauchline

--- In nafex@y..., hector black <hblack@T...> wrote:
> Hi!
>     The old man thinks kamchatka is probably correct.  Hector
> 
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: mIEKAL aND <dtv@m...>
> To: <nafex@y...>
> Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 5:43 PM
> Subject: [nafex] question about lonicera
> 
> 
> > I got a couple edible lonicera from Hidden Springs & they are 
listed
> > only as lonicera sp....  I got a note from Annie Black saying that
> > Hector got these plants from USSr in 1984 in Altaica & in 
Pallasii.
> > Does anyone have an educated guess as to which species they might
> > be...   Im leaning toward kamchatka over caerulea edulis.  Would 
love to
> > get an ID for them.
> >
> > mIEKAL
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