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[hans brinkmann <hans-brinkmann@t-online.de>]

Hallo Richard,

right now, I do not know a homepage, but let me search for you...
In any case all mentioned fruit-cultivars are known more from specialist 
and some are quite new and patented at Germany.
If you are more interested, send me a private mail and I can answer you 
more in (limited) detail.
I have them all - but some are young and my personal knowledge about 
them is limited.

ciao
hans



Spidra Webster schrieb:

> On Oct 29, 2007, at 10:11 AM, hans brinkmann wrote:
>
>  
>
> > Hallo Megan Lon and Richard,
> >
> > very interesting...
> > At Germany we have the Prunus spinosa 'Plena' and 'Purpurea'.
> > And we have e.g. 6 fruit-cultivars with very plenty of fruits and /or
> > very large fruits.
> > Two fruit-cultivars are even patented.
> >    
>
> Hans, if you have any webpage links to information on those  
> cultivars, I'd be very interested to see them!
>
> Also, the grafting idea is really good for folks who want to use them  
> as an edible hedge.
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