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  • Hi Jeff, we should start an 85254 permies group. I think my anna apple breaking dormancy late has more to do with it being its first year in the ground. At least that's what I'm hoping for...Good luck to you in all your gardening adventures.

  • Thank you Jeff. Please keep me on your list of interested parties for both the plants. Have a good weekend.
  • Hi Jeff...so sorry I didn't see your question. As for the figs drying and falling off..what a bummer. I didn't have that problem...and now that we have about 7 peters' honeys figs...I hope we have the same success. What about posting a question for discussion? Or perhaps by this time you found out your answer...if so, let me know. Another thought would be to call Bakers Nursery....I find them incredibly helpful as well.
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