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[kim maser <kimk_maser@yahoo.ca>]

Jim - They are a blackberry X raspberry cross from Scotland. They are hadry to zone 4 but they will survive zone 3 if you give them winter protection.

They are thorny, but the flavor on them is great. If you every had a peach/tayberry pie you would like them. They also make an incredible jam.

They might work in your area with a little winter protection.

Cheers Kim

Jim Fruth <jfruth@uslink.net> wrote:

> Do any of you grow Tayberries? What can you tell me about them, please?
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> Jim Fruth
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