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Turning one plum into thousands

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3 responses to “Turning one plum into thousands”

  1. Laura Avatar
    Laura

    David, if you don’t mind, how many plum seedlings did you end up with?

    I have a bunch of young fruit trees and bushes I am growing from seed thanks to inspiration from you. Between last year and this year I’ve germinated apples, blackberries, loquats, and kumquats.

    I haven’t had any success yet with peach or blueberry seeds. I’ll try again with those this year. I also want to try germinating plums this year, and maybe some other things.

    It’s great fun, and hopefully eventually I’ll get a lot of tasty fruit out of this.

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      David The Good

      Probably near 100. Almost 100% germination rate.

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