Re: [CH] Is the list alive?
Tara Deen (tara@es.usyd.edu.au)
Tue, 24 Oct 2000 14:48:19 +1000
Can't speak for South Florida and texas, but in warmer parts of
Australia (in a similar climate) they will bear year-round before a
noticeable drop-off in production. They produce smaller and fewer pods
in winter, normal in summer, and generally last 3-10 years before a
notable drop in production (at which time ti's a good idea to replace
them, or like old pets, feed them just for sentiment's sake).....
I've also been around, but it's that time of year when the slave yoke is
firmly on at work...
Tara
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