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What is the success rate transplanting root pawpaw root
suckers? Does it help to cut connection to parent and
wait 6 months?
Keith central Illinois
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Could you please tell me why a grainy texture like Yates has would be 
appreciated or valued?  Does this equate to being firmer? -- Sam Brungardt, 
St. Paul, Minn. 

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Subject: [NAFEX] Any newly familiar favorite American persimmon cultivars 
this year?



Group:
For those who've tried/discovered new (previously unfamiliar) or American 
persimmon cultivars, what are your new or same favorites now?
If you list favorites, please list some other cultivars that you are familiar 
with but have been, in your opinion, surpassed
This year - thanks to Mr. Jerry Lehman, I found these - in total - to be my 
favorite cultivars:

Morris Burton - sweetest, however juicy and simple nectar-sweet and small 
(not as small as most wild, though)
Mitchellena ['Lena] - love the blend of colors/flavors: pink, red, orange, 
yellow - flavor it outstanding
Yates - still a favorite due to size and grainy texture is appreciated here
Wabash - very different then all others - small red fruit, "dark" complex 
flavor - sort of rem. of coffee and rum
J59 is pretty big and has good color



Others I'm familiar with:

Meader - comparatively not that great; WAY BETTER than the wild ones, though
Szukis - pretty good
Knightsville & seedling - not that impressed, maybe another year?
Mohler - not that great
Others..




Steve





 
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