Erin

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Erin

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Greetings!
I bought this tree a few months ago,
Never seen so many flowers on a pom :)
I hope it produces at least one good fruit to taste .
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Re: Erin

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Wow, that's a healthy looking tree! I wasn't able to find much information on this cultivar, do you know much about it by chance?
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Re: Erin

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The owner said it was an evergreen variety brought from Singapore. I was intrigued by the “evergreen “ feature and got it. It was the most pricy pom he had :(
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See also here:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=110&p=703&hilit=Erin#p703
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This PDF has a decent description for the 'Erin' variety http://www.lagunahillsnursery.com/Decid ... p_2021.pdf
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alanmercieca wrote: Tue Apr 27, 2021 5:53 am This PDF has a decent description for the 'Erin' variety http://www.lagunahillsnursery.com/Decid ... p_2021.pdf
Great! Thank you for the doc
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thanks for the doc! I'm super interested in this cultivar. Please keep us posted :)
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greenfig wrote: Fri Apr 23, 2021 3:19 am It was the most pricy pom he had :(
Well then naturally it's the one ya just have to have!!!
Fidalgo Island in the Puget Sound, Washington State - zone 8b but tell me please about this thing called "heat."
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Out of all flowers, 4 fruits kept growing. I hope at least one ripens.
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Wow! That looks so promising, I can't wait to see the ripened fruit. Would you say this tree is 2 years old?
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