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Old September 13, 2012   #1
Diriel
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Default Plumb Bush - Thoughts?

Hi folks,

I was wondering if any of you could provide some direct feedback on: http://www.doublehelixfarms.com/plum-bush

I live in So. Cal. USDA zone 9b / AHS zone 8. Like so many other places this summer has been brutal hot. For 2013 I would like to keep my grow list short to help simplify things.

-- Tomato --
- Prue
-Plumb bush?

-- Peppers --
- Jalapeno Traveler
- Rooster Spur

-- Melons --
Chance may be sending me some Turkish melon seeds!

-- Cucumber --
- Parisian Pickling

I am sure that I am forgetting something. I am a huge salsa / pepper sauce fan. I love to make my own!
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Old September 14, 2012   #2
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Bump:

Nobody has had any direct experience with the Plumb Bush Tomato? I was hoping to nail down the tomato part of next years grow out.

Please?
Gary
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Old September 23, 2012   #3
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Ummm, never heard of it before?

Only two varieties seems risky. What if they both do not like the
weather that year? (Of course our weather is likely to be more
uncertain than yours, up here west of the Cascades. Having several
varieties provides a chance that a few of them actually thrive in
whatever a given year's weather is like.)
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Old September 23, 2012   #4
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Thanks Dice,

The more I think about it, I may just include a couple more varieties. I need to be careful with my space limitations.

Gary
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Old September 23, 2012   #5
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My conditions here in WI are much different than yours but for what its worth: I had very good production and good flavor.
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Old September 23, 2012   #6
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Thanks Granite26!

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