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[Maria Schumann <mariaschu@vtlink.net>]

Speaking of haskap,  has anyone actually tasted them?  Are they  
really that much better then honeyberries?  I'd love to plant a  
bunch, but its a little scary just going on the publicity from the  
haskap association and the u. of Saskatchewan.  If anyone has tasted  
them-- what varieties do people like?


On Mar 23, 2010, at 11:30 AM, Ernest Plutko wrote:

> I obtained a variety of haskap seed last autumn.  I put then with
> moistened peat in a sealed one quart jar.  Buried the jar in my
> garden over winter.  Dug up the jar last week with the aid of warm
> water to thaw dirt.  A few of the haskap seeds are germinating.
> Turns out that haskap seed does not need cold treatment to germinate.
> Just plant them when you get them.  I didn't do enough research.
> I'll baby the sprouting seeds.  I usually have a black thumb when
> starting seeds.
>
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