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đź‘Ť, I got 1lb of turmeric rhizomes and 2 starts yesterday. Planted the starts and will wet place the rhizomes before long. I have hope of leaving it inground as I see from Wayland Smalley deep mulch gardening. Every year is a new adventure .
Philosophy it amazes me how we only get one try a year. Like if you are really luck you will grow tomatoes about 60 times in your life.
 

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Philosophy it amazes me how we only get one try a year. Like if you are really luck you will grow tomatoes about 60 times in your life.
Or a 1 time in a life try. 6 cabbage pulled from the greenhouse cull for small size.
Will they prosper and make or get yanked again ?
 

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I've never looked into it but is that true for all stone fruit?
Mostly all prunus roots stocks are are comparable but species do have a preference, plums are usually on st Julian, which is a decent green mirrabelle plum on it's own, peaches tend to be on lovell, apricots tend to be on a bush cherry rootstock. But you can graft plums, peaches, apricots and almonds all on one tree. Cherrys are grafted on cherry rootatock, usually mazzard
 

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