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["William C. Garthright" <billg@inebraska.com>]

> Someone who lives in such a climate and feels interested and adventurous 
> could try A. kolomikta trained on a north wall.
>   

Would it get enough light to set fruit? Or are you talking about a short 
wall, so that most of the plant rises above it?

Sorry if the answer is obvious, since I'm quite a novice at this. I do 
understand about microclimates, though I'm not at all confident in my 
ability to judge the exact results of a particular planting location.

Bill
Lincoln, NE (Zone 5)


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