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

> But, to me, that's one of its endearing features, in addition to its heavy 
> production of extremely tasty berries.  You can plant a small specimen, and 
> in a very short timeframe, you'll have a nice, large productive tree.
>   


Well, I'm sure it's an endearing feature if you have room for it. In my 
case, I'm trying to cram as many different kinds of fruit as possible 
into my backyard. Heh, heh. Still, this is at the NW corner of my lot, 
near the street and the alley, so I can manage a large tree there, if I 
have to. I'm going to try to keep it reasonably small, though, so I 
guess I'll keep trying to train the firehose!

:-)

Bill





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