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04-06-2007, 04:49 AM
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Apple Tree From Seed in Mid-Atlantic
Waste of time and effort. The odds are that the resulting apples will be awful.
It's a genetic thing. Sherwin D. Buck Turgidson wrote: My wife sowed some apple seeds from a grocery store apple, which germinated just fine. Would these things do ok in the Mid-Atlantic region? This was more of an experiment for our young kids, but I am wondering if these things are viable here. Thanks. |
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