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Last fruit of the season here in Omaha for me.

11 years ago

Li Jujube, very large (small plum size), crunchy, sweet, but not as juicy as the smaller size Sugarcane Jujube . Compare the size of Li to Sugarcane is 3:1. Unfortunately my Sugarcane graft broke off from this past winter snow storm. Have to re-graft next spring. Bummer!!

Li Jujube

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Tony

Comments (2)

Biomed
11 years ago
Nice looking jujube. My last batch was Starbros golden delicious. Looking forward to spring.
fruitcraz
11 years ago
My Li only have 4 fruits this year. Hopefully it will produce a heck of a lot more next year. Will be a 4 leaf year.
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