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[Nate <nrhora@gmail.com>]

They almost seem as bad as my kids, prehaps invest in a titanium steel
cookie jar, that should keep'em at bay.

As was previously mentioned on NAFEX, you could try sourcing from Mr.
Fruth (though I don't know him personally, he seems like a reliable
source for seeds and information) Besides this contact, I also have
had no success obtaining any sources for cape gooseberry.

On 7/6/06, Stefan Brandle <sbrandle@css.taylor.edu> wrote:
> > You would best do well with the Giallo Grosso. With proper
> > support it's been said that it will grow upwards of 6ft.
>
> Regarding this and other varieties, where do you get seeds for named 
> varieties? Searching by variety name doesn't get me anywhere. I'm growing 
> cape gooseberry right now, but it is an unspecified variety.
>
> -- sb
> P.S.: I grew up with these berries. Make great jam and pies. Still do, if I 
> can get the kids not to eat them all first. :-)
>
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