RE: HYB: Seedling 08TU-30

<I like it too, at least you know it’s not likely to rot.>

At least not from drowning!  Primary cause of rot here is freeze damage, 
at least with seedlings and cultivars selected in summer wet climates.

Summer dry selected cultivars are more likely to succumb to summer heat 
and wet.

Which is why I'm looking forward to future mid-continental US 
introductions that survived the freeze last year.  I hope hybridizers 
include that information with their ads! ;-)
-- 
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