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[Ed Fackler <ed.fackler@gmail.com>]

Deb:

     I'm planting MAIA apples (numbered selections), new spuds, new apricots
and possibly some new others.

     In case you have not yet tried them I'd strongly suggest planting a few
Triple Crown blackberries which are hardy at least to zone 6 and they are
truly wonderful.

Ed....a few warm days...lilacs/Jap plums are all swelled up....

On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 2:20 PM, Deb S <debs913@gmail.com> wrote:

> Not one word on fruit in 3 whole days???
>
> I got some pruning done before the rains came in.  Too wet and muddy to dig
> any holes yet (I have trees, berries and rhubarb coming in April).  Will be
> planting Grimes Golden, Hudson Golden Gem, Espous Spitzenburg and Wolf
> River
> apples and a PF19-007 peach (all from Cummins Nursery).
> Then Black Velvet and Jewel gooseberries and Minaj Smyriou Black currant.
>  I
> also hope to put in a couple of Jeanne currants this year.
>
> What are you planting in spring?
>
> deb
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