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blackthorn, Sloes Prunus spinosa

 
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Hi. Just wondering if anybody has grown or is growing a commerical crop of blackthorn , prunus spinosa either  on there own authentic roots or grafted  and could help advise on there management. We run a small market garden in Eire and would like to expand and learn about native wild fruit . There are a few in our existing hedges  which we  cherish. Thanks Stephen
 
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No experience with this, but I bought some seeds off ETSY and will be planting a small experimental plot this Fall in WV, and see what happens....best..M
 
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