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["Larry D. Cook" <cookfrenchlick@yahoo.com>]

I understand that seedling nuts trees most often don't run true to the 
parents. I need certain nuts to examine and for planting.  Looking mostly for 
Late vegetating and disease resistance. 
I would like to buy about one or more lb's each of :Heartnut 
:Imshu,Locket,Rhodes
Carpathian:Allegheny,Hansen,Somers,Lake,Shiawisee,Mesa,Burtner
Butternut:Ayers,Beckwith,Morehead#1,Iroquois ca
Hazels: a large variety of mixed nuts
 
I especially desire those cultivars I have underlined.
Thank you
Larry D. Cook
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Date: Fri, 23 Sep 2011 08:13:54 -0400
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Subject: [NAFEX] Actinidia kolomikta seeds
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  Will actinidia kolomikta grow true from seed? I didn't have the best
season with my vines but they did get some abuse (I want to movve them
next year so I wasn't too encouraging this year). Some fruit dropped
before I could collect them and I dried the seeds. But I was wondering
what kind of results I would get if I planted them up next spring. Is
there some way to identify a female plant early on ?( I already have a
very healthy male and would just like some more females).

Incidentally, previously I posted that my September Sun produced fruit
of about one and a quarter inches long. Well I would say this was not an
ideal year for my kiwis given the very long and cold spring we had and
they still got to 1 inch long. And this time I have the photo evidence
to prove it!

Caren Kirk
St. Jerome, QC