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Saugus starts with ... I am in the Loir Valley, France and thoroughly perplexed.All around me there is a profusion of stone fruit and nut trees , even untended ones on rail lines. Doing amazingly well . Yet the soil is abysmal. It looks like building rubble.Looked at closely it has aggregates of lime stone , marl and clay. The pH is 7 to 8 . This appears to contradict all the conventional wisdom. I have just made myself sick eating a ton of Rainier cherries growing by the rail line. The tree was huge and loaded. What gives? | About the Author Saugus 16th July 2013 12:54am #UserID: 8106 Posts: 4 View All Saugus's Edible Fruit Trees |
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