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Old 03-17-2009, 05:56 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Default Re: Successful Fruiting in zone 6??
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Originally Posted by colldp68 View Post
Thanks! I'm currently testing out a Dwarf Brazilian, but i plan on testing different varieties. I am thinking about trying Rajapuri, Dwarf Cavendish or Williams Hybrid, and Dwarf Orinoco. I read that the Dwarf Orinoco is quick to fruit, so you might get lucky this year
Well, I have 2 tiny pups on my Dwarf Cav and if they get large enough to separate this summer, I can send you one to try out. The one I have seems to do very well inside my home during the winter and is flourishing very well.
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