Not sure where to ask this .........but has anyone ever grown trees from the seeds , BC variety ??
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prairie dog wrote:Yea , that would be a problem ! I had one started , but someones kid tipped it over and it broke in two ? I'll have to look up some of the cherries that you mentioned .I just love the flowers in the spring and hopefully the fruit in the fall ? ,i had some pear trees that gave fruit about half the size of the ones the stores sell , but the rabbits chewed around the bases and they died !! Never knew a papaya grew that tall , but it's not a fruit that I eat , my plant was started by a Aunt .
Now that is interesting !That is what I wanted to hear .There are so many plants that we can't seem to grow here and I have to try and hunt them down , but if I can start some by seed then that helps .I just have to learn how to graft , now where to find that info ?????jocelyn wrote:I'm in PEI, so zone 5 ish. We have several cherry trees from our own seed and grocery store seed. Put lots of fresh seeds in a bag of damp soil and pop in the fridge till they sprout. You will need lots, as about 3/4 are not winter hardy...but those that are make nice cherries. Bing, Stella and Black Tartarian all make hardy seedlings, so do the "Black cherries" sold in the grocery stores. The ones from Chile seem to make lots of hardy seedlings, so their climate must be similar to the colder parts of Canada.....I don't mean northern parts, but parts like PEI that are supposed to be too cold for sweet cherries. Jocelyn
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