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Fri, Aug 16, 13 at 10:11
| I need a companion pear that is as excellent as this Warren pear.I will have plenty sionwood this coming winter to trade. My question : what kind would you advise.Here is a picture of my Warren pear.At the base i am trying to root some watersprots. |
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| Bob, I have a Honey Sweet pear from Starkbros. Yummy! Lots of sugar!!, Or a Tennosui hybrid pear (Tennessee and Hosui crossed), does not trun brown after cut open, sweet, and crunchy. How are your large selection of persimmons doing? Tony |
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- Posted by persimmonbob 6b (My Page) on Fri, Aug 16, 13 at 16:53
| Tony, everything are growing excellent but have a problem with k.b.s dropping way too much this year(too much rain). Th "pulu" is doing great,was going to leave one fruit to mature but decide not to,because tree's are still too small. I may add that just a couple of hours ago i drove by the paw paw's on Lake Shore drive and i could not believe the sizes on this one tree.Kind of round and are singles. I left one fruit Rio Brillianti on the tree and it is sizing-up nicely. |
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