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Have: Apples, Peaches, Plums and Blueberries - Wanted: Kiwi
Comments (4)Hi Dom, I just bought 3 kiwi plants: 1. "All Purpose Male" (From Dave Wilson Nursery, a major propagator of nurserystock in this part of CA. 2. Hayward Female (Primary kiwi of commerce) 3. Vincent (low chill female) Both of the females can be pollenated by the all purpose male. These plants are new, but I think that I can take some dormant hardwood cuttings. Also have 2 figs: 1. White Kadota 2. Brown Turkey Also lots of apples (6, including one rare antique apple, Belle of Boskoop), pears (both European and Asian) peaches (6), plums (Japanese & European)(6), peaches (6), nectarines, apricots, cherries, plums, pluots (7), apriums (2), seedless grapes (7 kinds), raspberries and blackberries. Do you happen to have a raspberry called "Autumn Bliss" or "Anne" or "Royalty"? Thanks, John...See MoreOff-season, large fruited vegetative/floral blueberries
Comments (2)Emerald is low chill, 200 hrs or something like that. And those types are evergreen in my situation. The place I've heard of a commercial crop in fall is southern CA. I think they force that crop by pruning as well. The one pictured in a small pot could be chilled at 40F for two weeks in a cold room and be ready to really bloom early. I think chilling would be effective in August in my conditions. But you'd need a warm greenhouse in winter to make it work. Maybe 3 crops in 2 yrs. Don't think you could make 2 crops per yr without a lot of effort and money. But several sets on different 8 month cycles would give yr around fruit....See MoreWanted: Blueberry and Small Fruit
Comments (0)cactuspaul Tulsa zone7(7a)April 25, 2015 offer: I have a load of succulents as well as these edibles �Natchez thornless blackberrys cuttings or gallon plants Apache thornless blackberry cuttings Cherokee thorny blackberry cuttings �Brown turkey fig cuttings, rooted cuttings or gallonst plant �variegated tangerine cuttings or plants �grapefruit x poncirus hardy for me cuttings �Elderberry (unknown variety) cuttings or rooted cuttings �loquat cuttings �Actinida arguta 'meader' male hardy kiwi cuttings, plants �Actinida ananasnaya 'anna' female hardy kiwi cuttings, plants �meyer lemon seedlings 8-10 inch �northern blueberry (unknown variety) cuttings and offsets �Calamondin orange cuttings and rooted cuttings �Satsuma mandarin cuttings �Poncirus trifoliate fresh seeds, cuttings, seedlings 12inch �matsuki lemon rooted cuttings nagami kumquat cuttings am looking for named northern blueberry plants or offsets as well as cuttings. I am also looking for hardy small fruit to zone 7 marionberry plants citrus seeds, cuttings or plants certain hardy fig cuttings or plants thornless boysenberry plants blackberry plants that I don't have I would prefer to do a larger trade, Thanks Paul...See MoreHave kiwi looking for blueberries and edibles
Comments (3)Hi Kitty, Most varieties of kiwi require a male and female. A couple of varieties that I have tried were self pollinating but grew less vigorously. That said I already have marionberries now and am really not interested in raspberries. Do you have anything else to offer? Paul...See More- 8 years ago
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