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Red Winter Fruits

  1. Georgene A. Bramlage
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  3. Angela England
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1.   Nov 17, 2006 7:40 AM

» Feature Writer Georgene A. Bramlage - Angela,


Angela,

Thanks for suggesting Fr. Fiala's book on crabapples to your readers. Some might like to read my review of this wonderful and complete book Flower Crabapples: The Genus Malus at Landscaping. Fr. Fiala taught and did his research work just a "stone's throw" from where I grew up...so I feel a special affinity for him and his crabapples!

"Prairie Fire" is one of my favorite crab apples. And with a little searching readers can find some gorgeous weeping cultivars...great for using in place of the short-lived weeping cherries.

Cheers!

Georgene

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2.   Nov 17, 2006 8:03 AM

» Feature Writer Georgene A. Bramlage - Arbutus


Hi Angela,

I'd love to be able to grow Arbutus where I live in western MA. My substitute, and a great plant in its own right, is Cornus kousa which has bright red dangling fruit that look like little Christmas tree balls hanging fom the tree. The birds love them!

G

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3.   Nov 17, 2006 8:47 AM

» Feature Writer Angela England - Arbutus

In response to Arbutus posted by Cercis:


Thanks for that great tip!

There sure is a difference zone to zone what we can get away with in the garden isn't there?

Angela

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4.   Nov 17, 2006 8:49 AM

» Feature Writer Angela England - Book Review

In response to Angela, posted by Cercis:


I'm not sure how I missed your review! Thanks for bringing it to my attention...I've added a link so others can view the detailed review you did.

Angela

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