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I have a four-year-old (four years since planting) Yellowhorn in Lone Rock, USDA Zone 3, that showed no damage at -40F.  Bailey's wholesale nursery out of St. Paul, MN rates the plant as Zone 4 hardy.  Unlike most nurseries, their hardiness ratings for northern zones are actually pretty good.

 

Steve Herje

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From: mIEKAL aND

To: North American Fruit Explorers

Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2003 8:36 AM

Subject: Re: [NAFEX] Yellowhorn seed germination

Wonder if they need cross pollination to be viable? I usually buy my seeds from JH Hudson early spring, throw em in the fridge for a month or so & then plant up in potting mix & they germinate in a hot greenhouse readily. What town is your friend's tree growing in? mIEKAL


On Saturday, September 27, 2003, at 03:25 AM, Chuck Hall wrote:

I found the message below which refers to growing Yellowhorn from seed.  I have a friend who has a tree growing in zone 4.  The tree produces lots of seeds every year, but he has been unable to get the seeds to grow.  Can you tell me how to grow Yellowhorn from seed?

Thanks,

Chuck Hall

Lake Mills, Iowa 

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