"WaltA" wrote in message
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On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 06:16:32 -0700, cliff_the_gardener wrote:
WaltA
If you want a named variety it needs to come from a cutting. Yes you
can grow from seed - just do not know what the result will be and it
will take longer to come into fruit.
I have purchased a number of rooted cuttings (around 10inches in
length) from Rogers because I can train them into the style of plant
that suits me (single or multiple cordon or bush).
Regards
Clifford

Yes, Ive raised cuttings for extra bushes from my own plants

BUT :-
bit of a misunnerstanding here Cliff !

I quoted Disapearing labour force... need bigger ball and chain!

then said Oh yes, I'd forgotten those,

meaning the ball&chain

then can they be grown from seed in our
climate :-?)

meaning the ball&chain again :-))))

sry ! poor joke, I know

I wont give up the day job ;-)

If it's any consolation I read it as what you intended ...

Mary