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["V. Michael Bove, Jr." <vmb@teakettlefarm.com>]

We grow them here in Z6 MA trained between wires.   They tip-root if  
you let them so they are really easy to propagate.  The plants we  
have are descended from wild ones we dug up in central PA -- I don't  
know about any named cultivars, but if you manure, water, and prune  
them even a ten-foot row of random wineberries will yield an amazing  
amount of fruit.  They seem to do best in an area that gets a couple  
of hours of shade.
--Michael Bove
Teakettle Farm

On Aug 30, 2006, at 9:06 AM, Bassem Samaan wrote:

> couple years ago I found a berry cane that grew wild between my  
> hedges. I decided to leave it alone until I found the type of  
> berries it bears. It had a good crop of berry in july, I like them  
> better than raspberries. They were small pink berries, flavour is  
> great. I just recently found out it's a Wineberry, aka Japanese  
> raspberries. They seem to grow wild in Pa.
>
> Are there any known cultivars of Wineberries? would love to have  
> one that bears larger fruits.
>
> Bassem S.
>
> Zone 6, E. Pa
>
>
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