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Forum: Fruits and NutsReplies: 3, Views: 137
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Terry
Murfreesboro, TN
(Zone 7a)

August 02, 2003
11:51 PM

Post #602075

Looking for pear, peach and apple varieties for the mid/upper south, with probably 800-1200 chilling hours depending on how the winter goes.

I'm leaning toward 'Arkansas Black' apple, 'Seckel' pear and 'Snow Queen' peach, plus something else for pollination.

But I haven't even checked availability of these varieties, so my mind is far from made up. If you were me, and could plant just four fruit trees, what varieties would you select and why?

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