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In a message dated 1/9/2012 7:54:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
chandos49@hotmail.com writes:

> Jerry,I wouldn't worry. Photos I've seen for Hubbardston Nonesuch, 
> Rambour Franc/Summer Rambo, D'Arcy Spice and Duchess of Oldenburg differ 
> widely 
> in the amount of color achieved in differing locales. Things really color 
> up 
> around here, especially when the hottest part of the year turns up late, 
> as it did in 2011. We had over 20 days of 90º plus in late August and 
> September. 
> 

Thanks Dave.
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Subject: [nafex ibiblio list] Apricots (and sour-cherry) best in
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Group:
In the northeast, are apricots best growing in a position receiving 
full-morning sun, but being block from sun from the south?
I read an old text which states that apricots exposed to the full heat and 
light exposure of the afternoon sun will, as a result,
produce dry-pasty fruit and benefit from being shaded from constant southern 
exposure.  I this valid information?
Will 'Evans/Bali' Cherry do well receiving only morning sun?  I read that 
sour-cherries, like European plum, are pretty shade-tollerant comparatively.


Thanks,
Steve; NJ 6b/7a