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10 years ago

I am going to add to my collection of edible landscape this fall. I plan to purchase two blackberry plants (Apache and Natchez) and two pomagranite (Angel Red and Utah or Russian). I am in Northern VA; does anyone have experience with these varieties in zone 7 almost 6?

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river_city
10 years ago
I'm growing thornless blackberry and wonderful pomegranate successfully in Richmond, although I'm near the James River.
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