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[NAFEX] Milo Gibson Award

From: "Lon J. Rombough" <lonrom@hevanet.com>
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Subject: [NAFEX] Milo Gibson Award
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2003 09:38:40 -0700

Does anyone know if there is a complete list of the recipients of the Milo
Gibson award somewhere?
-Lon Rombough
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Subject: [NAFEX] Re: Kiwi pollen
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Do you all sell hardy kiwi or fuzzy kiwi pollen?

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Subject: Re: [NAFEX] Re: Kiwi pollen OPPS!!
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Oops!

Sorry my last post was an email for someone else.

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You wrote:=20

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A while back someone posted a method to access the Hidden Springs

nursery catalog online and I noticed that Hidden Springs offer two sour

cherries on Mahaleb rootstock (which I can't use). These two varieties

were "Sour Chari" and "CKVL#1". Both were listed for zones 4-8. I

searched around and couldn't find out anything worthwhile about either

of these. Does anyone have additional information about either of these

two varieties? Rodney in zone 4

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Rodney,

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I have CKVL#1. I got it 2 years ago - no major insect or disease
problems. It does get powdery mildew. I have not tasted the cheeries
but I may get some this year. Post your question again this summer and
I can tell you how they taste.

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~ Joe Brown - Zone 6 Central KY

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A while back =
someone posted
a method to access the Hidden Springs

nursery catalog =
online and I
noticed that Hidden Springs offer two sour

cherries on Mahaleb
rootstock (which I can't use). These two varieties

were "Sour =
Chari"
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Rodney,

 

I have CKVL#1.  I got it 2 years ago – no major =
insect or
disease problems.  It does get powdery mildew.  I have not =
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Joe Brown,
You mention that in Kentucky, "Sour Chari" and "CKVL#1" have "no major=20=

insect or disease problems".
I find this fascinating because the two sour cherries I have grown in=20
the past, Montmorency and North Star, both had major insect problems, I=20=

mean I could not get any fruit at all without plenty of insecticide=20
spraying. Since I have no time anymore for spraying, I'm asking for=20
clarification, are you getting these cherries without any spraying?

Let me expand the question to others, is ANYBODY getting cherries=20
without spraying? I have heard the statement made that a very small=20
cherry will be unbothered because the cherry is too small for the=20
insect to get into and lay eggs there's not enough room in the fruit to=20=

receive an egg deposit. Therefore, while we would all like big juicy=20
cherries, is it possible for us to "settle" on a cherry variety that=20
yields small fruit, but does not need spraying? And if it is possible=20=

for us to settle for us to "settle" on a small-cherry variety, is there=20=

any high-yielding small-cherry variety propagated? Or a specific=20
strain grown from seed that will throw a cherry tree yielding small=20
cherries?

Charlie Paradise
zone 5 / Massachusetts

On Thursday, April 3, 2003, at 08:29 AM, Brown, Joe R wrote:

> You wrote:
>
> =A0
>
> A while back someone posted a method to access the Hidden Springs
>
> nursery catalog online and I noticed that Hidden Springs offer two =
sour
>
> cherries on Mahaleb rootstock (which I can't use). These two varieties
>
> were "Sour Chari" and "CKVL#1". Both were listed for zones 4-8. I
>
> searched around and couldn't find out anything worthwhile about either
>
> of these. Does anyone have additional information about either of =
these
>
> two varieties? Rodney in zone 4
>
> =A0
>
> My response:=A0
>
> =A0
>
> Rodney,
>
> =A0
>
> I have CKVL#1.=A0 I got it 2 years ago =96 no major insect or disease=20=

> problems.=A0 It does get powdery mildew.=A0 I have not tasted the =
cheeries=20
> but I may get some this year.=A0 =A0Post your question again this =
summer=20
> and I can tell you how they taste.
>
> =A0

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Joe Brown,

You mention that in Kentucky,
<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><bigger>"Sour Chari" and "CKVL#1" have
"no major insect or disease problems".

I find this fascinating because the two sour cherries I have grown in
the past, Montmorency and North Star, both had major insect problems,
I mean I could not get any fruit at all without plenty of insecticide
spraying. Since I have no time anymore for spraying, I'm asking for
clarification, are you getting these cherries without any spraying?=20

Let me expand the question to others, is ANYBODY getting cherries
without spraying? I have heard the statement made that a very small
cherry will be unbothered because the cherry is too small for the
insect to get into and lay eggs there's not enough room in the fruit
to receive an egg deposit. Therefore, while we would all like big
juicy cherries, is it possible for us to "settle" on a cherry variety
that yields small fruit, but does not need spraying? And if it is
possible for us to settle for us to "settle" on a small-cherry
variety, is there any high-yielding small-cherry variety propagated?=20
Or a specific strain grown from seed that will throw a cherry tree
yielding small cherries?

Charlie Paradise

zone 5 / Massachusetts

</bigger></fontfamily>

On Thursday, April 3, 2003, at 08:29 AM, Brown, Joe R wrote:

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wrote:</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>

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New</param><smaller>=A0</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>

<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>A while back
someone posted a method to access the Hidden =
Springs</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>

<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>nursery catalog
online and I noticed that Hidden Springs offer two =
sour</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>

<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>cherries on
Mahaleb rootstock (which I can't use). These two =
varieties</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>

<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>were "Sour
Chari" and "CKVL#1". Both were listed for zones 4-8. =
I</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>

<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>searched around
and couldn't find out anything worthwhile about =
either</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>

<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>of these. Does
anyone have additional information about either of =
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<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>two varieties?
Rodney in zone 4</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>

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<fontfamily><param>Times New Roman</param><smaller>I have CKVL#1.=A0 I
got it 2 years ago =96 no major insect or disease problems.=A0 It does =
get
powdery mildew.=A0 I have not tasted the cheeries but I may get some
this year.=A0 =A0Post your question again this summer and I can tell you
how they taste.</smaller></fontfamily>

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