The Elderberry Book prairie acorns mature in the second

acorns mature in the second year

​OMRI and CDFA listed for organic production

No more bruised fruit from shaking the crops to the ground during harvest

* photo by SevenOaks Nursery*

Figs produce their breba crops on the previous season's growth and so this should not pruned back in winter as we sometimes do or you will lose your fruit crop with this cultivar

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