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I'm hoping to get a Scion of this variety. I have a seedling that is 8" tall but I'm impatient. I have a honey jar that may have a few fruit next year I planned on grafting to.

I planted one bush in August and noticed it started producing berries. Do your leaves ever curl? I’m not sure what is causing it.

I'm glad you showed the size of the Ponkas. Larger than I thought. I'm planting ponka and natches this spring. I also have tripple crown but have to wait till spring for my first fruit. Thanks for the video. Maybe I will make one when mine all set fruit.

Prezado amigo, parabéns sua ruby crisp esta maravilhosa.

How cool. I got a few pawpaw from Bob Wells also. I also ordered 9 more varieties of pawpaws from Hidden Springs Nursery that will be shipped end of this year. Like you, I haven't had a taste of pawpaw, but I have eaten Cherrimoya, Soursop - pawpaw cutup inside look like cherrimoya and soursops and I also detect the strong scent of pawpaw leaves that have similar scents to cherrimoya's and Soutsop leaves & bark.

What is your locality and planting zone?

I’m so jealous. I wish I could crawl through my screen to taste a couple. 😂

Did you plant any Halls or Lanes. Im in central tx and trying to raise a little muscadine. thanks

Have 5 vines of 3 varieties on a 10 x 15ft arch, and I trying to train them. Hopefully I will get some fruit next year

I try to do my research on any new projects. I planted 5 PAF and 5 Ponca bare roots in the spring (zone 6a). They really took off when it warmed up. I left the primocanes get a little higher before tipping so I could try to propagate them. Haven’t tried to propagate any Ponca yet but I will try soon. I was wondering if you tried propagating any varieties from cuttings? The plants and even bare roots are VERY expensive and it doesn’t cost anything to try propagating from cuttings and they need tipping anyway. Thanks for the good info.

That's a Shiranui or Sumo mandarin not Poncan 😊

Does the Jujube have thorns?

Hi are you gonna keep any of those in pots? Thanks

I have a dozen prime-ark 45 thorned, they produce good, but i am fixing to dig them up, I'm tired of those thorns. I had ordered these plants as thornless. I didn't know there was a thorned version. My berries didn't do well this year due to the late frost which hit them when they where bloomed out. Same thing happened to my wild plums. Our weather in Louisiana has been so extreme over the past years, either drought or late freezes. My fig trees last spring got hit by a freak freeze/14 degrees. Killed all of them back to the roots. Some of them came back this year with all new growth loaded with figs but he wont ripen ..

Can you dig up 2-3 year old plants ?I want to move a bunch to a new location.

Yep, i could stay out there for about a half day doing a video on those!!! At least until I couldn't hold anymore!

What growing zone are you in?

do you have any updates on your triple crown?

Excellent video. Lot to learn about jujube

Do you like the taste of the seedless Che?

Those are definitely hachiya, I have a fully load tree. I bought a saijo that was mislabeled as saruga. I also have a fuyu, giombo and a jiro. you are correct that is a saijo. Mulch the persimmon trees they love it.

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which one is the best? uc 157, Mary Washington or Purple passion?

You still fighting blight? Central Arkansas is averaging 90-95 degree days and its finally gone for me.

Which is the best in colder climate?

What zone are you in? I'm 9a and have Anna, Golden Dorset, Ein Shemer, Fuji. I spray monthly with fish emulsion, seaweed, and hand soap. I do it when the sun is going down.

My primocane fruit this year I’m getting in June is getting sun scorched and not a very good quality with the 100 degree days we’ve been having .

Awesome. Would love to see a video of your main vineyard update!

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I have 10 Ponca's I'm finding them hard to grow.. They are not like my other Blackberries and Raspberries that just grew like crazy.

Where are you ordered .Jujubes 🌳 Tree .

Can I get this variety of black berry in India

Do the canes ever snap from all of the weight of the berries? Do you tie your canes to the support? Thank you.

It's awesome that you have several types of persimmon trees, but kind of sucks that you're not exactly sure what type some of them are. I'm still jealous! Thanks for sharing and enjoy them!

There is rust blight on those leaves yet you clearly have a great harvest there Good job 👍

I have Ponca's....very slow to do anything not easy to grow.

Cool channel, just found you and sub’d

you may have some jujube fly larves in the jujube. so that's why you had that bitter after taste... usually the affected fruits rippen earlier than the others...

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Where did you buy your Ponca blackberry plants from?

Would you rank them in order from best flavor to worst and then from vigor/ease of care? I saw another person said their poncas were sprouting way outside of the plant base. As much as 3 feet away. Have you found that to be accurate at all?

I've got about 19 varieties of blueberries in containers, and to be honest most of them haven't impressed me with flavor. There is one though, Darrow, that just tastes crazy and I love it!

I followed a similar path though I put them in the ground. This is the 2nd year and the first I let fruit. I have 6 each of Climax, Powder Blue, Premier and Brightwell. Clinmax and Premier are giving some ripe fruit, Brightwelll and Powder Blue are still red. Fruit is not terribly sweet yet, but I expect better next year. Nice video!.

It is very relaxing 😌

Blight and rust are big issues in No Texas; my Asian pears suffer from them, 2 apple trees have died on canker as well; I've had to chop my Kieffer Pear in half, loaded w/ fruits bec of blight. I'm to the point it's not worth it to do pears or apples in N Texas. I have bought a lot of plum trees recently. Lots of rain in North Texas - I know. Peaches ripened early as a result and smaller fruits. I have a giant Yellow Long Neck fig tree, with protection it survived the DFW winter. But it is so big, the branches now crawling on ground - that's okay - Japanese-style winter protection is to lay them low in ground - and I wasn't even trying. The branches did on their own. Lots of fruits.

Yes. Fertilizer is a blight magnifier x10. I learned my lessons this year.

nice. i just planted the same variety. how's the fruit taste?

Which sweet blackberry taste best?

love it!