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Has anyone in the Ozarks planted Goumi berries?

14 years ago

Goumi is supposed to be drought tolerant so I'm hoping it might do well here. I'm planning to order 'Sweet Scarlet'. It's a type of elaeagnus but from what I've read so far, it's not invasive. Some sites say it has "few thorns" so I want to make sure I won't have thorny seedlings coming up everywhere.

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gldno1
14 years ago
I have never even heard of it!
christie_sw_mo
Original Author
14 years ago
I got a catalog today from One Green World and I've been drooling over it all afternoon. I have to remind myself that even though all those fruits look good in the catalog, they're not so easy to grow.
Still thinking about ordering Goumi 'Sweet Scarlet'.
I'll put a link to One Green World's description of it below. Burnt Ridge, Rolling River, and Raintree also carry it. I haven't ordered from any of them in the past.

Here is a link that might be useful: One Green World - Goumi
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