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[Roy Johnson <royj157@gmail.com>]

I wonder if anyone on this list has been working with the oddball raspberry / blackberry hybrids like the Wyeberry, and if so, where can you find them?  I have a Tayberry, but I think it would prefer a location with a cooler summer than even Tacoma, WA.  Considering it was developed in Scotland, that is not too suprising.

On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 1:02 PM, Douglas Woodard <dwoodard@becon.org> wrote:

I recall a statement (possibly on this list) that insufficient moisture
(less than lots) produces a requirement for shading of pawpaw seedlings
in the first year or two. Limited personal experience is in alignment
with this.

Doug Woodard
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada


Lee Reich wrote:
> Leaves on grafted trees are "mature" even when the trees are first
> planted so they should not need shading. A seedling tree's leaves are
> juvenile for a few years a perhaps the juvenile leaves do need shading.
> After years of seeing a lot of pawpaw seedlings, I'm not sure any need
> shading, though. Can anyone else confirm this, or not?

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