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thank you for watching my channel and finding it helpful! yes some "seedless table grapes" have noticeable seeds depends on the variety. based on my experience the reliance is truly seedless. i have not found any trace of hard seeds. unlike other varieties i have tested.

@@SeattleFigs Ah! Nice! I’ll place an order for them in the spring. Thanks so much for your response. Have a wonderful evening!

im hoping to make a video of main crop it will most likely be in september. but for now on top of my mind, earliest main crop will be florea fig.

Thanks for your reply. I will try to get one from local nursery. Also I am looking forward to seeing the video about main crop varieties. I was kinda disappointed about my Desert King this year, but was able to harvest 300 plums during that time, so I cannot complain so much.

@@takamasa6865 what type of plums did you harvest?

Nothing special. It was Methley plum. I froze quite a lot of them, so I am making jams for kids and hard cider or wine for adults.m with it.

@@takamasa6865 wow i didnt know plum wine or plum hard cider. i only eaten fresh. yes methley plum is productive.

I don't know what nursery my mom planted them more than 20 years ago. the location it is planted and our climate here in seattle, WA could be a little cooler than open space and warmer climates which makes it more red evenly. They look like this every year. And, the tree is mature. We have rooted smaller plants from this vine and even young plants have the same color uneven red.

Still very pretty ❤

i have removed chocolate persimmon so i don't know.

no they are currently all potted. i plan to plant them in ground once i get my layout and other yard design finished. they produce well for potted but it will be no where near as productive as in ground.

hi i haven't been able to find it locally. but perhaps you can call around to see if any nearby nursery offers. i got it from cutting via trade. if you join some fruit groups on fb you will find others to trade for scions. if you are interested i do have a rooted tree email me for price at nwfruits1@gmail.com

how is honey drops mulberry? i think i have one somewhere in my yard. does it have a hint of pink?

@@SeattleFigs it’s small whiteish

@@Coldtropics how was it different than your sweet lavender? my sweet lavender sometimes have hint of purple not always.

@@SeattleFigs slightly different my hasn’t fruited yet

i traded other other US fruit growers. you can join some forums or fb groups to trade for scions.

you can message me in winter to see if i'm offering cuttings. thank you.

For me, it tasted similar to Illinois Everbearing when mature. It was sweet and not grassy.

i hope to have a new review on this variety this year if the fruits make it to ripening time. hope the size on the fruit cluster improves with age.

yes thank you for sharing your experience. my tree in particular full of fruits, if i were to compare it to any other asian persimmon the fruit productive is roughly the same. but the issue as you pointed out is correct too! meaning it is not reliable because it can have more male flower than female flowers unlike other asian persimmons.

@@SeattleFigs thank you for replying and letting me know what I didn’t know until I looked at my Pentry today and made that assumption so now I feel better knowing what I’m looking at instead of being depressed. And now knowing All the flowers are falling off and wondering how come they’re not being pollinated.

much better in taste and size. and less sour an edible kumquat in comparison.

i need a few year to observe for disease resistence. however, i do know it needs cross pollination and it is not self fertile.

" Wells" is the name of this variety of pawpaw. pawpaw does well here in WA state

@@SeattleFigs Good to know! I'll have to go get some planted.

thank you! i do have but it hasn't fruited for me. maybe this summer it will.

@@SeattleFigs Okay I guess you got it from Pete. Maybe I can get it from you on fig bid or our figs some time, I'm MattK. Do the Japanese beetles eat your grape leaves?

@@matthewking2209 yes i did get it from him. you can get it directly from pete he usually offers his trees for sale once he settles down at his new location. i dont have any issue with japanese bettles yet.

@@SeattleFigs Okay I don't think he has it anymore he sold all 3 of his trees on fig bid when he moved I think. You and 2 others bought them. I have been trying to find it for a friend. No one on our figs claims to have it. My friend thinks it might be the best VDB type for his area. I would gladly trade buy a extra plant or air layer from you. If you are not able I understand and will keep searching. Thank you.

@@matthewking2209 i didn't know he sold all i just thought he sold the bigger trees and kept smaller tree or cuttings to move easy. and root at his new location. i'll have to see how it is doing i don't plan to do any air layer this summer for any of my trees but perhaps in winter if it is large enough i can trade cuttings. remind me then.

i think it is only hardy to zone 8b yes i do have it outside in winter.

its so long ago i have rehomed the tree. however, i remember it has a wine type of flavor which is more acid then sweet for me.

With any peach or nectarine in PNW you will need to spray for leaf curl. we are unable to keep up with the spray schedule so we currently don't have any.

it belong to a friend, he takes very good care of his tree. i believe he said it was a tiny quart tree when he bought it been over 10 years.

i think most pluots have better fruit size. texture, and flavor than Asian or European plums.

@@SeattleFigs victoria plum is best I had for flavour and toptaste plum 🤤jst couldn’t stop eating them

@@TheAstonp where are you located? i haven't seen much victoria plum in PNW area.

the best pollinator for emerald drop pluots are Flavor Grenade Pluot or Santa Rosa plum.

my peaches start at 1 gal and repot these ended up in 30 gal pots and stop there. This particular peach tree is a bonsai tree so it is most constricted in root sizing. So i don't up pot them if i had to covert the bonsai pot size to a standard nursery pot it would only fill up to 5 gal pot size. it wouldn't grow as big as 30 gal potted peach trees. roughly 3 to 4 years before fruiting age.

5 ft in 15 gal pot

I can grown is tree in Houston Texas ?

no it doesnt need wasp. however, this variety if pollinated will be like the one I tasted pollinated Burgan Unk is different than unpollinated.