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5 Jan ’16 - 10:00 am
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groinkick said
Hey, I like trees!

is this the third year for the paw paw and kiwi?

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Yes sir!  Hoping to see the first signs of getting something other than raspberries, blackberries, strawberries and currants.

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been not really happy with my raspberries the last couple years, the japanese beetles have claimed them, oh well it keeps them off the rest of my stuff

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I have a good berry patch of ever bearing raspberries...I could pull some up and mail them to you...The Japanese Beatles don't bother them too much.

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really? That's what they are I believe, I will have to go over my notes. It's the only place we find the beetles in the yard.

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...when the spring rain comes the runners pull right up and transplant well...I bought 6 years ago and they spread well...get berries from late June through first frost...good producer and good flavor.

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I'm always amazed how far the runners can go underground, we get them popping up 20 feet in our yard away from the blackberries

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If you can't grow rasp/black berries then you really have problems.

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