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Thinking about a Gran Nain
Anyone growing a Gran Nain? I live on the Gulf Coast of Alabama and am thinking about buying one or 2 pups if I can find them. Was also wondering about the Dwarf Namwah. I already have Saba, Orinoco, Basjoo and a young Raja Puri and would like to add something new to my yard.
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Re: Thinking about a Gran Nain
Hi Bo , I am only a 14 year old kid but i had a gran nain last year and it died
 end of last year but i'm getting a new one in a month or so.They are easy to care for only get 6 to 8 feet tall i don't know too much about growing them in the ground cause i had mine in a pot but lots of water is all i can think of and some good fert  well good luck with it if you get one.
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Re: Thinking about a Gran Nain
Bo,
Dwarf Namwa would like your climate better ...
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Re: Thinking about a Gran Nain
I suggest you also give Belle a try.
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Re: Thinking about a Gran Nain
You can't go wrong with any of those. Raja puri is another along with Ice Cream. Semi-hardy and good tasting fruit.
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