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[Caren Kirk <quirky@videotron.ca>]

 I've gone for the same sort of site for the Morden 604 I just 
purchased so I hope it will work too! Although, it does get a bit of 
late afternoon light which worries me a little.

Caren Kirk
St. Jerome, QC

On 6/3/2011 9:19 AM, Ginda Fisher wrote:
> I had an apricot in a similar spot. It dropped dead for unknown reasons two 
> years ago, but it fruited pretty reliably until then. I planted a replacement 
> in the same spot last spring, and the baby tree set a couple of fruits this 
> spring.
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> -- Ginda
> Eastern Mass., zone 6On Jun 3, 2011 8:35 AM, Steven 
> Covacci<filtertitle@aol.com> wrote:
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> Is this an ok (longevity, etc.) location for an apricot tree: sandwiched in 
> between two large trees, each far enough away to allow it a 15' spread, but 
> will block most western and eastern sunlight; so that it only receives 
> southern-light?
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> Will that be sufficient?  I think peach and certain other Prunus spp. cannot 
> take that, but I think that apricot and sour-cherry, as another Prunus spp., 
> can.
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> Thanks,
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> Steve; NJ 6b/7a
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