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[John Smith <friendly27sw@yahoo.com>]

I've got some P. trifoliata growing in central
Missouri zone 5B (6 in recent years).  As far as I can
tell after more severe weather this winter there may
be some tip dieback, but perhaps too soon to tell for
sure - they look pretty good.  I plan to use some
seedlings as a dwarfing rootstock for some potted
orange trees.


--- Lucky Pittman <lucky.pittman@murraystate.edu>
wrote:

> I once saw a recipe for lemonade, using P.
> trifoliata.
> 
> It called for one P.trifoliata fruit, 50 lbs of
> sugar, and 55 gallons 
> of water.
> 
> Perhaps a bit of an exaggeration. But not much
> 
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