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[Jacquelyn Kuehn <jakuehn@mail.yourinter.net>]

By the way, that is in zone 5 that was more like zone 4 this winter.

Jackie Kuehn
northeast of Pittsburgh, PA

Lucky Pittman wrote:

> For those list members who have no hope whatsoever of getting mayhaws 
> to survive or fruit, our own Richard Fahey, of the Christian 
> Homesteading Movement, in Oxford, NY has described a 'Cherry Hawthorn' 
> that he selected, which is thornless(or mostly so), produces a 
> large(for a hawthorn) berry, has not been bothered by rust, and comes 
> true from seed.  Richard offers both scions and fruit - from which you 
> can grow your own seedlings.
> He had an article on it in the Fall 2000 issue of POMONA, as well as 
> several earlier articles( in '97 & '98, if I recall correctly) on 
> exploring and harvesting hawthorn fruits & leaves.
>
>
> Lucky Pittman
> USDA Zone 6
> Hopkinsville, KY
>
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