HAVE: Ilex vomitoria

mikerussum

16 years ago

I have Yaupon Holly "Ilex vomitoria" if interested. Im looking for any fruiting trees or nut trees.

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garden_shaman
16 years ago
I would love some. I have to much to list...what are you looking for specifically?
healing32eire
16 years ago
I've been looking for I.vomitoria! I have quite a large list of fruits/nut trees, etc. Here's a selection that will do well in your region: Apple 'Granny Smith', Aronias, Hazelnuts, Wild Black Cherry, Currants, Gooseberries, Mulberries, Dewberries, Scottish blackberries: Loch Ness, Tayberry, etc. thornless (Loch Ness), over a dozen varieties of Elderberries - some incredibly beautifully foliaged with large fruit; Peach, Roses: some with hips the size of small cherry tomato - several dozen rare roses; Wild Plum - delicious; Wineberry, American Highbush Cranberry; Passionfruit vine; Hops, etc.
Do email me; There seems to be a problem with GW getting follow-ups emailed out. Check out my list page; it's long yet still incomplete. Just ask.
Cheers,
Red Willow
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