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Default Fruit and therefore plant ID, please


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Janet Tweedy writes:
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| What about
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| Hawthorn `Zlat` (means a golden).
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| Cultivar is endemic Crimean Pojarkova`s hawthorn - Crataegus pojarkovae
| (Ñ. orientalis var. pojarkovae). The tree is about 3 m in height with
| spineless branches. The fruit is ribbed globose to conical, yellow
| golden, sour-sweet, excellent flavor. Fruit weight is 3 (5,5) g. Harvest
| in mid-late September.

Well, yes, but those fruit are well over 20 grammes.


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Nick Maclaren.
 
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