About the General Fruit Growing category

If you don’t know what category to put your fruit-related post in, this is the one!

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is there such a thing as a late blooming self fertile plum? My Santa Rosa plum blooms way to early.

try Shiro

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In my area Shiro is not self fertile.

Are there plum varieties that are actually sour? I keep seeing references to “sour” plums, but descriptions will say they are sweet. Am I misusing “sour”, when I mean “acidic”?

@mamuang
Thank you for your help. But I do not have access to that section, as I am a newer user, and also I cannot even send you a message. So I am shut off from the post, and probably won’t get replies

Let me look into it. I am surprised you cannot access the category section.

thanks!! can’t send messages either…

@mamuang Did you find anything out

@claviger,
I responded to you in this thread.

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Please send me any free seeds and tips for plants in north carolina.
J M Jacks
667 7 lake north
West end nc 27376

Greetings! my name is Leonard and I am new to this site. There, somewhere was (is) a lot of discussion about thornless berries, i.e. Marionberries. I patented the Thornless Marion Berry, known as Willamette Thornless Marionberry in 2017. The plants may be available through Willamette Fruit Company in Salem, Oregon. I sold the patent to them several years ago. It is a wonderful berry! Thank you, Leonard.

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Greetings! my name is Leonard and I am new to this site. There, somewhere was (is) a lot of discussion about thornless berries, i.e. Marionberries. I patented the Thornless Marion Berry, known as Willamette Thornless Marionberry in 2017. The plants may be available through Willamette Fruit Company in Salem, Oregon. I sold the patent to them several years ago. It is a wonderful berry! Thank you, Leonard.

Hi everyone… I am mr nasir all the way from nigeria… I will like to commend everyone for their contributions …am happy am part of a group whose members are dedicated to help one another collectively through sharing of valuable tips, information and even plants and seeds…i was inspired by this, so i started a garden where i planted plantain, banana, strawberry…things like apples and plums, apricot are just things i never seen before but i see them online which is ok. For now…thank you

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This year I tried grafting Shanxi Li Jujube onto my “Pink Baby” apple I grew from seed. I used a “Eugene F. Skinner” quince (a variety I found) as interstem.
Google said it will not work, wrong species…
But it appears to be pushing out a little green bud… Which is definitely surprising!

I have a 3 year old pomegranate tree that produced 25 poms last year. (So much fun watching fruit develop and ripen and so delicious!) Fast forward to end of May this year, and so far not a single blossom. Easy winter, no late frost, it’s just like the tree forgot how to produce fruit. It gets lots of sun, on a drip, and weekly fertilizer. Does anyone have any ideas to fix this for 2026?