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[Victor Patterson <vsp@flash.net>]

Doreen:
    I think the Hunan Red is the most attractive persimmon that I have
seen and although not the best tasting, LSU Purple is the prettiest fig.
Victor

Doreen Howard wrote:
> 
> Any special variety of persimmons?  Also, what do you all think is the
> prettiest variety of fig?
> Doreen Howard
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Victor Patterson" <vsp@flash.net>
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> > Doreeen:
> >     Being a fruit lover that is a difficult question but a tree loaded
> > with persimmons is hard to ignore so that would be my nominee.
> > Victor
> 
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Subject: [NAFEX] Pawpaw Pollination
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For folks that have done it, at what stage of flower development should
pawpaw flowers be hand pollinated with a small brush?  I have not done it
before and the flowers develop over such a long period.
Thanks.

Jim Nottke
Pfafftown, NC 27040
Hardiness Zone 7A