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[nafex] craetagus/crataegus
Hmmm, In my last post I spelled 'craetagus' for wild hawthorn -- a few
minutes later I started reading an 1895 botany manual I was just given and
saw 'crataegus'. I typed both into internet search engines and found both.
Can anyone calrify? Here are examples if needed,
"craetagus"<http://csf.colorado.edu/sustainability/plants/sholto.html>
"crataegus"<http://www.bonsaiweb.com/care/faq/crataegus.html>
Thanks for the pear root experiment clarification Dean. It encourages me to
do more with amelanchier. Del
Del Stubbs
ag zone 2/3
Pinewood Forge
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