Re: problem
It doesn't hurt to add a little pollen yourself. That way at least you
KNOW it was pollinated. Then let the bees finish up. Good Luck! I
hope you get some going!!
Bryan Saylor
Herndon, VA
RT368@aol.com wrote on 8/4/2001 7:51:16 PM:
>
>actually ive always let mother nature pollinate them. i have good
>luck in the past but suppose that could be my problem this year.
>also, we have had several hot days here with marginal shade. thanks
>for the suggestions and good luck! rt
>
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