About the General Fruit Growing category

General Fruit Growing
#1

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

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#3

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

#4

try Shiro

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#5

In my area Shiro is not self fertile.

#6

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”?

#7

@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

#8

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

#9

thanks!! can’t send messages either…

#10

@mamuang Did you find anything out

#11

@claviger,
I responded to you in this thread.

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#12

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

#13

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.

#14

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.