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[Jay Cutts <orders@cuttsreviews.com>]

Martha,

I'm in NM at 7000 ft. My impression is that Goumi is not cold hardy enough for where I am. Maybe it would work at 5000. I have Autumn Olive but it almost never sets any fruit.  It's at least 10 years old. I brought in a second plant in case cross pollination is an issue. I wonder if it's flowering too early in the spring.

Regards,

Jay

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On 1/31/2011 12:26 PM, Martha Davis wrote:

I have tasted ripe Goumi fruit in July at Whitman Farms Lucile Whitman's Nursery in Salem Oregon.  There were sweet tart somewhat reminiscent of very ripe pie cherries. I liked the flavor  and having it in a nitrogen producing plant is great.  Mine haven't fruited yet I only got around to planting a pollinator last summer. Very fragrant tubular flowers in early spring.

Martha

High elevation New Mexico the land of microclimates

USDA Zone 5/6 depending on which reliable source you believe.

Heat zone 2, with most summer nights in the 50ties. 

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