duane hennon wrote:
hi Morgan,
welcome to permies
I will have seeds available by the end of September
fruit starts to ripen here in mid september
my trees were seedling from Edible Landscaping in Virginia some 30 years ago
if that's diverse for you
all with excellent fruit
I would send some seeds for postage or exchange
i typically collect 800-900 seeds each year to give away or start seedlings
so get back with reply then and see "purple mooseage" above to provide details
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duane hennon wrote:
hi Morgan,
welcome to permies
I will have seeds available by the end of September
fruit starts to ripen here in mid september
my trees were seedling from Edible Landscaping in Virginia some 30 years ago
if that's diverse for you
all with excellent fruit
I would send some seeds for postage or exchange
i typically collect 800-900 seeds each year to give away or start seedlings
so get back with reply then and see "purple mooseage" above to provide details
John Weiland wrote:I used the Schumacher seeds source https://www.treeshrubseeds.com/genussearch?g=a&ID=0
Admittedly I did not treat them optimally, but I have some sprouting now. Will have to get advice from others here on keeping them viable through the winter,.....which will fast be approaching. (Zone 3b)
duane hennon wrote:
hi Morgan,
welcome to permies
I will have seeds available by the end of September
fruit starts to ripen here in mid september
my trees were seedling from Edible Landscaping in Virginia some 30 years ago
if that's diverse for you
all with excellent fruit
I would send some seeds for postage or exchange
i typically collect 800-900 seeds each year to give away or start seedlings
so get back with reply then and see "purple mooseage" above to provide details
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