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[PATTY <jrplelie@centurylink.net>]

Anton,

I have an Aromatnaya quince here at my place.  We only moved here a couple 
years ago and the young tree moved with us.  The tree itself has been doing 
fine albeit the past couple winters have not been too hard.  It did produce 
flowers this past spring but, all things considered, I didn't expect any 
fruit.  My current location west of Pulaski WI had a zone change from 4b to 
5a with the last USDA map update.  I'm sure that you're location is a bit 
more difficult but I am probably more comparable than most.  

Jim Elie
zone 5a
west of Pulaski WI

----- Original Message -----
Anyone have any experience growing aromatnaya or some of the other hardy 
russian quinces in zone 4?  I'd like to make sure they're worth a try in 
our area.  If anyone has any recommendations on varieties to trial or 
for sources that would be great.  I note that raintree and some of the 
other standard mail order nurseries carry some of them, but are there 
other economical bareroot sources?

Thanks,
Anton Ptak
zone 4a w. wisconsin


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