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Fruit in Massachusetts/zone 6?

pull.weeds.every.day

9 years ago

I just picked up some vines from a permaculture nursery in MA; unfortunately, while their website said they were individuals, I learned they were clones.

Does anyone have seeds or individuals that would be hardy in 6b? I plan on growing these up the side of a wood shed, with lots of mulch, and hope to get fruit one day.

Thanks and let me know any tips you have!

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