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steve bossie (3b) ME started a discussion
zone 4 hardy thornless blackberry - hey folks. I've been talking with a fellow that owns a nursery in upstate new york. he's trying to find wild blackberry plants , preferably ... Read More
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looking for some wild maine blackberry plants. - hey folks! im in the process of working with a nursery in new york to try and develop a zone 3-4 hardy thornless blackberry. I'm trying to s... Read More
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elderberries not ripening - hey folks! i planted 5 wylewood/ bob gordon elderberry cultivars 3 years ago. this year is the 1st time they fruited but they aren't turnin... Read More
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elderberries not ripened yet? - hey folks! i planted 5 bob gordon and wylewood cultivars of elderberry in my property 3 yrs. ago. they have grown vigorously to 10ft. and ha... Read More
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elderberries not ripened yet? - hey folks! i planted 5 bob gordon and wylewood cultivars of elderberries on my property 3 yrs ago. this year my plants are 8ft. tall with ab... Read More
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my results growing prime ark blackberries in zone 4. - hey folks! i planted 6 prime arkfeedom blackberries in my raised beds in may. i got them from nourse farms out of mass. their people told me... Read More
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anyone have luck growing prime ark blackberries in zone 4 ? - hey folks! just planted 6 prime ark freedom blackberries in my raised bed in may. didn't show any growth for a month but now they're over 6f... Read More
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anybody have luck growing prime ark freedom blackberries in zone 4? - hey folks! this may i planted prime ark freedom blackberries i got thru nourse farms out of mass. took them a month to start growing but now... Read More
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to convert my lawn in to a edible landscape. so far i have 2 types apple tress, 2 type elderberry, seaberry, honeyberry, blackcurrants, aron... Read More
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