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Just pictures, the Kishu has no commercial value, I believe half dollar size, puffy skin, sweet and nearly seedless....a favorite of japanese households, not vigorous or cold hardy though, waiting to try
No commercial value? I picked up a small bag a few weeks ago at Whole Foods. Would buy them again in a heartbeat. They were a bit pricey though. Not for everyone I suppose, but I am willing to pay for GOOD fruit.
bklyn citrus (zone 7B) thanked Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7A
They are sold here in the Bay too. We buy them at a local whole foods store in Walnut Creek near John Muir Hospital. They are expensive though - $6 for a small bag vs Clementines that are dirt cheap.
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Mikhail (Bay Area/East Bay - 9b)
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