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In a message dated 4/26/2013 3:47:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
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> I have an Asian pear that I grew from seed. This spring, I have noticed
> some blackening on some of the stems.Could this be fireblight? Pics on
> Photobucket
> 

Fireblight? Looks to me like this infection entered the wood through open 
wounds. Can Fireblight enter through open wounds as well as blossoms? Yes, it 
does look like Fireblight. 

Jerry
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Does anybody know of a sweet cherry tree that will grow (and produce) sweet=
 cherries in southern Indiana? I am interested in a Compact Stella as it is=
 supposed to be self-pollinating.  I have tried Bing and it did not work.  =
Any suggestions?  Jerry in southern Indiana
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I'm growing Stella and Kristin in southeastern Ohio.  I get fruit maybe
once every 5 years (frosts get the rest).  You need to be vigilant for
cherry fruit fly and brown rot.

I noticed Raintree has a new self-pollinating black cherry (name escapes
me) that looked good too.


On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 7:17 AM, <jerrydana5@aol.com> wrote:

> Does anybody know of a sweet cherry tree that will grow (and produce)
> sweet cherries in southern Indiana? I am interested in a Compact Stella as
> it is supposed to be self-pollinating.  I have tried Bing and it did not
> work.  Any suggestions?  Jerry in southern Indiana
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