| Miekal, I've purchased 4 different varieties as single plants over the last 10 years, the most recent about 2 years ago. The most recent one has yet to sucker, but the other 3 have produced lots of plants (a male and two different females). I dig and pot up suckers each year and have given some to members of this list (and owe one to someone yet). Others are used to increase my stock. Perhaps there is something about your care that is discouraging suckering or your varieties don't sucker. If you search/google "seaberry sucker" you will find many references to this habit, which is regarded as a liability by some. Like you, however, I've experienced die back of some of my plants. I think it is due to insufficient water during the heat of summer. My initial female came from Indiana Berry and its fruit is significantly inferior to the more recent, fruiting named female variety I received from OGW. --- On Sat, 1/8/11, mIEKAL aND <qazingulaza@gmail.com> wrote:
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