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darius
So.Appalachian Mtns, VA
(Zone 5b)

April 11, 2008
08:00 PM

Post #4794709

I'm looking at Nanking Cherry, Che, PawPaw, Medlar, Lingonberry, Jostaberry, Hardy Kiwi, Lingonberry and others but also open to suggestions. I have black currants, gooseberries and elderberry on order and my goal is fruit that's tasty fresh and also makes good jams and jellies.

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