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

> Two you might consider: Swenson Red has been pretty reliable seeded; 
> its flavor can win over people who insist on seedless. Petite Jewel 
> has small berries and mostly seedless; looks like it's coming in with 
> a good crop this year.
> My favorite for disease resistence, production & vigor is St. Croix, another 
> of the Swenson varieties.
> Here in zone 7 I like Champanel and consider it to be more disease resistant 
> than the concord. I still like Niagara and Fredonia


Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. I'll give these a close look. As I 
say, I'd like to get a variety of tastes and ripening times, if possible.

Bill
Lincoln, NE (zone 5)

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