Prairie Yard & Garden
Small Hardy Fruits
Season 30 Episode 2 | 28m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Small hardy fruits are featured.
Black Chokeberry sounds dangerous! Host, Mary Holm visits with Kathy Wiederholt, Fruit Project Manager at the Carrington Research Center in Carrington, ND and finds out that the Black Chokeberry is a great plant to grow. Kathy also recommends adding other nutritious and underused fruits like Cherries, Currants, Honeyberries, Haskaps, and Juneberries to your garden palette.
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Production sponsorship is provided by Shalom Hill Farm, Heartland Motor Company, North Dakota State University, Friends of Prairie Yard & Garden, and viewers like you.
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Small Hardy Fruits
Season 30 Episode 2 | 28m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Black Chokeberry sounds dangerous! Host, Mary Holm visits with Kathy Wiederholt, Fruit Project Manager at the Carrington Research Center in Carrington, ND and finds out that the Black Chokeberry is a great plant to grow. Kathy also recommends adding other nutritious and underused fruits like Cherries, Currants, Honeyberries, Haskaps, and Juneberries to your garden palette.
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