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[Amelia Hayner <abhayner@gmail.com>]

I am trying to remember where I ordered them from....

it was a place that specialized in nuts, different varieties, and crosses... also it had many hybrid oak trees.

I am thinking it was a place on the west coast.

I don't know if they were blight resistant or not, but they just grew VERY slowly... there was a whole row of them so there should have been enough pollination.

I don't think I would plant them again, not in this area. But you are in another area! maybe it would be different there.

I didn't see warped or deformed leaves.

But, those years were drought years, and they were out where I could not irrigate them.

We lost a lot of young apple trees about the same time.

Amy

now in NC

nary a filbert to be seen anywhere around here....

On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 2:18 PM, Scott Smith <scott@cs.jhu.edu> wrote:

On Feb 3, 2011, at 1:41 PM, Amelia Hayner wrote:

> they did not grow well for me in VA.

Amelia, did you try the new blight resistant varieties?  And, what problem did you have with them?  I ordered some of the new blight-resistant strains from Raintree this spring to give them a try.

Scott z7 MD


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