Re: [CH] Is the list alive?

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Thanks, Tara. That's what I needed to know.

               ....Ed....



Tara Deen wrote:
> 
> 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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