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[Ginda Fisher <list@ginda.us>]

Yes. In particular, my puget gold set fruit every year after it started to 
blossom, even when we had a light frost during or near when it was in bloom.
-- 
Ginda

Typed with Swype. Who knows what I intended to say?

John Henderson <jhenderson@ithaca.edu> wrote:

Good to know about Puget Gold, since I just planted one this spring.  
We had no luck with Moongold and Sungold. Never got any fruit and  
after five years, both varieties died. Small sample size of one  
Moongold and two Sungolds, it should be noted. We have an 3 year old  
Adirondack Gold from St. Lawrence. No fruit yet (but this year was  
uncommonly unfair to early blossoming varieties), but the tree itself  
is healthy.

John Henderson
Sage Hen Farm
Lodi, NY