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Old April 24, 2017   #151
alak
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I love ALL the artisans ! I am growing every one of them this year.
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Old April 26, 2017   #152
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What happened to the variety Tomaccio. It was an Israeli variety, seems you had to order plants from one source and they had recipes for using the dried fruit. It was intensely flavored fresh, a bit small but I wish I had saved seed. Didn't think much of the recipes.
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Old April 26, 2017   #153
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I have something called P.S., a cherry I think? Does anything know anything about that variety?
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Old May 5, 2017   #154
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Mine would be june bug only because its my first cross
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