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This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions:
Hampton, Florida
Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Pearland, Texas
Very distinctive. The best for long sweet fruit. It is actually hardy to zone 6. It can take heat and humidity better than M. nigra, the ...Read Moreother species for recommended for its fruit. It grows well both in the South and the Pacific coast.
The fruit leaves messy stains when it falls from the tree. The flowers are actually "catkins".
Very distinctive. The best for long sweet fruit. It is actually hardy to zone 6. It can take heat and humidity better than M. nigra, the ...Read More
The fruit leaves messy stains when it falls from the tree. The flowers are actually "catkins".