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[Devin Smith <dvidedevo@yahoo.com>]

I forgot to post a link to the EFN site. Sounds like a promising endeavor. I 
bought some perennial kale ‘grex’ seed from them a while back and it was fun 
and interesting to grow out. I think they were crosses of red russian w/ tree 
collards and chau daubenton- both perennial types of brassica that can live 
for 5 or more years and are most often grown from cuttings. 
Anyway, here’s the link if anyone is interested:
https://www.experimentalfarmnetwork.org/project/7 


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Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2022 21:35:55 +0000 (UTC)
From: Devin Smith <dvidedevo@yahoo.com>
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Subject: [nafex] Maypops
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Always great to see this list still alive!?
Having recently erected a fairly large high tunnel here in SE Vermont, 
I?m?eager to try my hand at growing some ?marginal? (for this climate) 
fruiting plants. One I?ve always wanted to try growing is Maypop- Passiflora 
incarnata.?
Are any of you growing Maypops successfully in a northern locale, and if so 
do you have any recommendations in terms of genetics / strains to seek out? 
Might anyone have root sprouts of known good performers?to share ??
I?m glad to try my hand at growing some out from seed as well. I see that the 
Experimental Farming Network is trying to do some crowd-sourced crop 
improvement and selection. Perhaps I?ll try to get involved. I?d love any 
advice or germplasm anyone here might have to offer.?
Thanks,
Devin SmithRockingham, VT



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