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    Fruit Trees for Zone 2/3

    Dumb question, but can someone tell me what or where is the DNA Gardens? Doesnt sound like a regular greenhouse. :) Thanks in advance. Still...
    Post by: TYW, Apr 13, 2009 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Fruit Trees for Zone 2/3

    I called about six places, including Holes and Devonian. None of the places have Prunus Nigra for sale or can tell me where to get one. The...
    Post by: TYW, Jun 10, 2008 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Fruit Trees for Zone 2/3

    Did not know that the Devonian sells plants too, havnt been yet but my kids were there on a field trip just last week.
    Post by: TYW, Jun 1, 2008 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Fruit Trees for Zone 2/3

    Thean, can you tell me (or PM me) as to where (i.e. which greenhouse) I can find a Prunus Nigra and what is the common name for Prunus Nigra....
    Post by: TYW, May 29, 2008 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Fruit Trees for Zone 2/3

    Thought I would report back, planted an Evans, a Brookred and a Pembina. Two years in a roll, I have lots of cherries from the Evans but zero...
    Post by: TYW, May 24, 2008 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Problems with globe cedars

    I too have a question about globe cedars, I planted 4 globe cedars in the Edmonton area (zone 3) in a south facing yard about 5 ft. between each...
    Post by: TYW, May 25, 2005 in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Wet snow bent cedars

    Thanks everyone, I will tie them up. I noticed a few houses in the neighbourhood uses garbage bags to cover the tips; kind of make sense to...
    Post by: TYW, Nov 20, 2004 in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Wet snow bent cedars

    I recently moved from BC to Alberta, so I am not familiar with heavy snow related matters. I planned 3 Brandon cedars and 4 globe cedars in the...
    Thread by: TYW, Nov 19, 2004, 5 replies, in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Fruit Trees for Zone 2/3

    Thanks Jim for the help (again!); I went through the links and got a lot of useful information out of them. One of the more notable nursery in...
    Post by: TYW, Sep 8, 2004 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Pembina Plum

    oops, I think I had posted my reply to the wrong thread. But the link do contain some information on the cross-pollination of Pembina plums.
    Post by: TYW, Sep 8, 2004 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Pembina Plum

    Thanks Jim for the help (again!) I did some more digging and this link provides some more details on pollination. It would appear that the...
    Post by: TYW, Sep 6, 2004 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Fruit Trees for Zone 2/3

    I moved to a suburb of Edmonton and have a brand new empty large backyard. Edmonton is definitely zone 3 climate, in the suburb, it is probably...
    Thread by: TYW, Aug 29, 2004, 79 replies, in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Replacement for a Koster

    Thank you for the advice! I will definitely make a mound for the tree. Thank you for the advice.
    Post by: TYW, Aug 21, 2004 in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Replacement for a Koster

    Thanks for the reponses. The SE corner, despite being the lowest point on my property, is well above the surrounding areas because I do live near...
    Post by: TYW, Aug 13, 2004 in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Replacement for a Koster

    I moved from BC to northern Alberta (definitely zone 2 climate) and into a brand new home. I am in the process of finishing the landscaping. The...
    Thread by: TYW, Jul 21, 2004, 6 replies, in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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