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Black and red currants, evans cherry available

17 years ago

I have a surplus of black and red currants (3-4 year plants) and a couple of Evans cherry spouts (3-5 year -- 4-5 ft) that will be available in the Edmonton area early September.

If you are interested please let me know.

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cmmwiebe
17 years ago
I would be interested in the Evans Cherry.

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ljpother
Original Author
17 years ago
Are you coming to Edmonton to pick it up?
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Konrad___far_north
17 years ago
I have some of these....if I would know how to keep the bugs out of the red and black currants, I would grow more,
or at least let them grow in what I have,...it's pretty discouraging to have most berries being effected by this.
What is everybody doing to keep the worms out?

I would guess that these plants will be dug up and bare root?....if so, they would do better being transplanted in spring.

Konrad
cmmwiebe
17 years ago
I have a brother in Edmonton who is into plants and another in Spruce Grove so one or the other would pick up when you are/will dig the shoot.
One is good for me.

Clayton

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