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[Keith Morris <earthsurfing@yahoo.com>]

Miekal, John, et al.

Not many made it through the first winter, but it seems as if those that 
survived are now established.  Snow helps, I'm sure- but tons of mulch after 
die back may have done the trick!

Something I find to be interesting- even those few that do set fruit don't 
seem to have viable seed in them...?

John, I'd love to have some of your seed- perhaps there is something I can 
trade you?

I'll look more into the edulis x- thanks for the heads up.  I have to say -as 
exciting and exotic as they are- the fruit have been good, but nothing to 
rave about.

Peace,
K


Keith Morris
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The Permaculture Research Institute, Cold Climate presents

An Introduction to Permaculture
http://www.pricoldclimate.org/event/introduction_permaculture_workshop_0
Fall 2008 Workshop

Minnesota and the Midwest  are  at a crucial stage in climate change,
economics, energy descent and transitioning to self reliant homesteads.
Permaculture has principles and ethics to help individuals, communities and
families develop their resources into stable and continuously viable homes
and property.
Permaculture principles guide participants in observing patterns of energy
use and collection and storage of diminishing resources.
This workshop will introduce Permaculture to participants and assist them in
entering new patterns of existence that secure an environmentally supported
lifestyle.

When:    Film Festival- Friday         November 7, 2008  6:30 PM (Public
Presentation)
               Workshop-     Saturday    November 8, 2008,  8:00 AM
               Homestead Tour-     Sunday      November 9, 2008  10:00 AM
SouthWoods, Prior Lake  (Public)

Where:   Institute for Agricultural Trade and Policy, 2104 Stevens Ave,
Minneapolis, MN

What:     Introduction to Permaculture Workshop

Who:       Presenters: Bruce Blair;CPD, Daniel Halsey;CPD, Reed Aubin;CPD ,
Krista Lerass, CPD


Materials:    Participants will be given supporting materials based on the
days presentations.

Cost:
            $75        Members,
            $85        Non-Members,
            $150      Workshop Kit (Workshop, Mollison Permaculture Intro
Book & Membership) Save $30

Space is limited, Register ASAP.  The next workshop will not be until
February 2009.
Go to :
http://www.pricoldclimate.org/event/introduction_permaculture_workshop_0

Daniel Halsey
PRI/TGC