Will the real Foxhaven Annie please stand up !
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Comments (14)Ronny - I'm not a food critic, but I'd describe the big red ones as mild with a complex flavor, something like a cross between citrus, berries, and lovage. Quite tasty. I was actually thinking earlier that if I had to name them, it might be something like "Inca (I'm sure it's a cross) Loves (short for lovage) Fruit (citrus and berries)." I haven't had a chance to taste IRD yet, so no idea how close the flavors are. Brian - Thanks so much. I'm glad one is the IRD. I'm actually thinking of overwintering mine. At least I can be sure I wont be late getting it started next year. Lol....See MoreOMG there are two of me!!! Will the real Decordummy please stand up.
Comments (9)I think it is more circular than that. Suppose you never had a Houzz account. When they converted GW to Houzz, you were automatically converted to Houzz. So when you tried to confirm your GW account, it said there was already a member by that name, and proposed to call you "username_gw". Even those who had prior and separate Houzz accounts were running into the issue. I messed up somehow trying to confirm my GW account, but managed to get in with my Houzz user name, which shows in my private profile. So I did what was suggested and put my old GW name in the public profile....See MoreWill the real "Sugar Pear" please stand up!
Comments (1)The original sugar pear was the Zuckerbirne of Germany. There was also a very old variety called Sugar. More recently that nickname has been given to various varieties but it is not a variety of pear per se. Maybe some Germans were the ones giving the nicknames. It seems like in the south its Ayers that is sugar, and in the other parts of the country its Seckel....See MoreWill the real Joe Hoak please stand up??
Comments (11)Proves my point. They may stay different then. Which is a nice thing. The one I have looks mostly like yours on the right. This is the mother plant that I got the yellow pup from. If you are a Agave collector like me, I have found Mountain Crest Gardens a good source for Agave and Mangave plants. Rare and very good prices. They are very small starter plugs but most grow very fast....See MoreBrad KY 6b
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