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Elaeagnus x ebbingei banquet?
Janet Baraclough wrote in message (snipped) ... continental climates, without fully realising why our mild wet high latitude climate is not advantageous to crops which need high light levels or long dry warm summers to ripen. Their pages on quinoa are an example, (and the advice on quinoa's "preferred" soil growing conditions is nonsensically garbled). Janet. ---------------- In the Isles of Scilly, Eleagnus ebbingei mosy definately fruits. The fruits are black (in July) and very hard. One that I brought back has germinated and is now a well established bush, but has not yet flowered. Marina E. Sx |
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