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[Scott Smith <scott@cs.jhu.edu>]

I had problems with peach scab every year on my Puget Gold, it would spot and 
stunt the fruits.  It did produce very well but I got tired of the spots and 
took it out last year.  Tomcot is the best apricot I have grown, it is 
disease-resistant, reliable, and tasty.

Scott z7 MD

On May 30, 2012, at 2:40 PM, Ginda Fisher wrote:

> 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
> 
> 
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