hehe, well, they didnt make it to fruit because of my neglect, i honestly cant remember the variety. Brush cherry is an australian fruit, juicy, not too flavourful. Wolfberries are chinese, in the nightshade family, lycium is the genus of them. im moving to the sierra nevada foothills.

Where you moving to Stevo?

Sure can't list everything i've grown, woiuldn't be prudent
anyway.

I've grown a fair number of trees and shrubs from seeds. Persimmons, paw paw's , apples, lots of nut trees

Blackberries and raspberries from root cuttings, and i've grown a lot of blueberries and rooted these on scale of hundred or so at once.

wide raised beds of fall greens one of my favorite things to grow. Tatsoi, mizuna, kale, collards, winter lettuces, chicories,. With just a little protection, these last deep into winter, some years all the way to spring. It gets down to about 0F here in an average year. Sometimes as cold as -10 though.

Also beds of lutz beets becase they can freeze and rethaw in the garden and still be good. Great food resource in colder areas for this.

I've grown fair sized crops of butternut squash some years. Y2K i grew a motherload of them and did great billing them as " the official vegetable of the Y2k" hahahaha, sold lots of boxes to friends.

Grown shitakes and other mushrooms some.


I've done a good bit of market gardening so all the basics.