Kuon, if you want to try a very GOOD jujube, contact Roger Meyer "Roger
Meyer" <exoticfruit@95net.com> and get the northern Chinese variety "Honey
Jar". It is the sweetest fresh jujube anywhere.
-Lon Rombough
Grapes, unusual fruits, writing, consulting, more, at http://www.hevanet.com/lonrom
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>Given that jujubes from your seed may well survive here, IF there are not
>more takers than seed, I would be interested in one. I have a greenhouse
>setup to get it going and my site is much more exposed than yours (though
>not far away) - generally a good test site for how something will do in
>this area, weather-wise. I do not have really soggy soil, however, so not
>a good test in that way.
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>If there are not enough seed, what other jujubes would you recommend that
>would ripen early enough here in NW Oregon to be useful and where might I
>get them (or seed)?
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