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Hi,  I've had Goji for only a couple years.  The first winter I lost the 
majority of its long single branch (similar to a long cane on a blackberry).  
The roots had no problem throwing out some new growth so this coming year I 
may get some goji berries.  I did have a few flowers in early autumn but they 
didn't manage any fruit.  I should do further reading on the plant but will 
definitely have it in a more protectctive place for this coming winter.

My plant was purchased through Burnt Ridge Nursery and was a seedling from 
that nursery.  One Green World offers Crimson Star, a known productive 
variety out of China.  It shouldn't be too hard to locate goji plants.  

Good luck,

Jim Elie
Green Bay WI
z4/5

---- derry&bill <wchase@interchange.ubc.ca> wrote: 
> Is anyone growing Goji berry plants?
> 
> Does anyone know a source of the Tibetan Goji berry plants or seeds in 
> Canada?  In the US?
> 
> Lycium barbarum is the northern Chinese Goji and Lycium chinense is the 
> southern Goji.
> 
> I think the Tibetan Goji berry is a strain of L barbarum.
> 
> Goji is also known as Wolfberry.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Derry Walsh
> South Coastal B.C.
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