Pete -
Congratulations!
What climatic zone are they listed for hardiness?
Have a few acres to test here. Presently caring for 8 acres of new paw paw
planting.
Charles Rhora
Wainfleet, Ontario
Climatic zone 4.
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Subject: [nafex] Niwot Black Raspberry Patent
I am pleased to announce that the U.S. Plant Patent for the 'Niwot'
primocane-fruiting black raspberry was issued today as U.S. Plant Patent
number PP27,131. Help from certain NAFEX people was essential to the
breeding program.
Pete Tallman
Louisville, CO (formerly Longmont, CO)
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Re: [nafex] Niwot Black Raspberry Patent (Jerry Lehman)
Let me add my congratulations on Niwot! I have 1 plant I am trying
out. Due to my illness and injury, the poor thing has been
underwatered, overrun with weeds, including vetch, and ground ivy for
two years, and, most recently, the worst: passiflora. I did finally
clear out the passiflora and anything climbing the stems and, in spite
of our drought and the blazing heat, it is currently bearing a nice fall
crop. So I'd say Niwot is vigorous.
I second everything Jerry says about them (they are lanky) and they
taste ..... wait for it .... just like Black Raspberries! :-)
Congratulations to all who assisted in this effort, my thanks to you!
Barbara Rosholdt
Central Virginia - zone 6c/7a, depending
On 9/6/2016 7:47 AM, nafex-request@lists.ibiblio.org wrote:
Congratulations on achieving the plant patent for Niwot.
We purchased 5 plants last spring and have been very pleased with it. I
am planning to rip out the old raspberry bed of which I don't remember
the original variety and I suspect now is primarily under performing
seedlings. I was under the impression that Niwot would set 2 crops, an
early summer then late fall. Quite frankly it seems to be more ever
bearing than a duel ripening season as we have been picking fruit now
for 60 days with many new clusters forming. Many of the berries are
actually dual (Siamese twin) with one being larger than the other. It is
very vigorous and I need to increase the height of the top trellis wire
to keep the cains off the ground. Presently the top wire is about 5 feet
and I should add another one 2 feet higher.
Again, congratulations and my fruit breeding hat is off to you.
Jerry Lehman
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out. Due to my illness and injury, the poor thing has been
underwatered, overrun with weeds, including vetch, and ground ivy for
two years, and, most recently, the worst: passiflora. I did finally
clear out the passiflora and anything climbing the stems and, in spite
of our drought and the blazing heat, it is currently bearing a nice fall
crop. So I'd say Niwot is vigorous.
I second everything Jerry says about them (they are lanky) and they
taste ..... wait for it .... just like Black Raspberries! :-)
Congratulations to all who assisted in this effort, my thanks to you!
Barbara Rosholdt
Central Virginia - zone 6c/7a, depending
On 9/6/2016 7:47 AM, nafex-request@lists.ibiblio.org wrote:
Congratulations on achieving the plant patent for Niwot.
We purchased 5 plants last spring and have been very pleased with it. I
am planning to rip out the old raspberry bed of which I don't remember
the original variety and I suspect now is primarily under performing
seedlings. I was under the impression that Niwot would set 2 crops, an
early summer then late fall. Quite frankly it seems to be more ever
bearing than a duel ripening season as we have been picking fruit now
for 60 days with many new clusters forming. Many of the berries are
actually dual (Siamese twin) with one being larger than the other. It is
very vigorous and I need to increase the height of the top trellis wire
to keep the cains off the ground. Presently the top wire is about 5 feet
and I should add another one 2 feet higher.
Again, congratulations and my fruit breeding hat is off to you.
Jerry Lehman
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Re: [nafex] Niwot Black Raspberry Patent
On 9/6/2016 8:33 AM, Road's End Farm wrote:
> Also, how's the virus resistance and hardiness?
Thus far no problems, but this is only the second season.
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> Also, how's the virus resistance and hardiness?
Thus far no problems, but this is only the second season.
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Re: [nafex] Niwot Black Raspberry Patent
On Sep 6, 2016, at 7:52 AM, Ginda wrote:
>>
>
> Wow! That's impressive. How are the flavor and texture?
>
Also, how's the virus resistance and hardiness?
-- Rivka; Finger Lakes NY, Zone 6A now I think
Fresh-market organic produce, small scale
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> Wow! That's impressive. How are the flavor and texture?
>
Also, how's the virus resistance and hardiness?
-- Rivka; Finger Lakes NY, Zone 6A now I think
Fresh-market organic produce, small scale
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Re: [nafex] Niwot Black Raspberry Patent
On September 6, 2016 7:46:57 AM EDT, Jerry Lehman <jwlehmantree@gmail.com> wrote:
>On 9/6/2016 6:24 AM, Pete Tallman wrote:
>> I am pleased to announce that the U.S. Plant Patent for the 'Niwot'
>primocane-fruiting black raspberry was issued today as U.S. Plant
>Patent number PP27,131. Help from certain NAFEX people was essential
>to the breeding program.
>Good Morning Pete,
>
>Congratulations on achieving the plant patent for Niwot.
>
>We purchased 5 plants last spring and have been very pleased with it. I
>
>am planning to rip out the old raspberry bed of which I don't remember
>the original variety and I suspect now is primarily under performing
>seedlings. I was under the impression that Niwot would set 2 crops, an
>early summer then late fall. Quite frankly it seems to be more ever
>bearing than a duel ripening season as we have been picking fruit now
>for 60 days with many new clusters forming. Many of the berries are
>actually dual (Siamese twin) with one being larger than the other. It
>is
>very vigorous and I need to increase the height of the top trellis wire
>
>to keep the cains off the ground. Presently the top wire is about 5
>feet
>and I should add another one 2 feet higher.
>
>Again, congratulations and my fruit breeding hat is off to you.
>
>Jerry Lehman
Wow! That's impressive. How are the flavor and texture?
--
Ginda
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>On 9/6/2016 6:24 AM, Pete Tallman wrote:
>> I am pleased to announce that the U.S. Plant Patent for the 'Niwot'
>primocane-fruiting black raspberry was issued today as U.S. Plant
>Patent number PP27,131. Help from certain NAFEX people was essential
>to the breeding program.
>Good Morning Pete,
>
>Congratulations on achieving the plant patent for Niwot.
>
>We purchased 5 plants last spring and have been very pleased with it. I
>
>am planning to rip out the old raspberry bed of which I don't remember
>the original variety and I suspect now is primarily under performing
>seedlings. I was under the impression that Niwot would set 2 crops, an
>early summer then late fall. Quite frankly it seems to be more ever
>bearing than a duel ripening season as we have been picking fruit now
>for 60 days with many new clusters forming. Many of the berries are
>actually dual (Siamese twin) with one being larger than the other. It
>is
>very vigorous and I need to increase the height of the top trellis wire
>
>to keep the cains off the ground. Presently the top wire is about 5
>feet
>and I should add another one 2 feet higher.
>
>Again, congratulations and my fruit breeding hat is off to you.
>
>Jerry Lehman
Wow! That's impressive. How are the flavor and texture?
--
Ginda
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Re: [nafex] Niwot Black Raspberry Patent
On 9/6/2016 6:24 AM, Pete Tallman wrote:
> I am pleased to announce that the U.S. Plant Patent for the 'Niwot' primocane-fruiting black raspberry was issued today as U.S. Plant Patent number PP27,131. Help from certain NAFEX people was essential to the breeding program.
Good Morning Pete,
Congratulations on achieving the plant patent for Niwot.
We purchased 5 plants last spring and have been very pleased with it. I
am planning to rip out the old raspberry bed of which I don't remember
the original variety and I suspect now is primarily under performing
seedlings. I was under the impression that Niwot would set 2 crops, an
early summer then late fall. Quite frankly it seems to be more ever
bearing than a duel ripening season as we have been picking fruit now
for 60 days with many new clusters forming. Many of the berries are
actually dual (Siamese twin) with one being larger than the other. It is
very vigorous and I need to increase the height of the top trellis wire
to keep the cains off the ground. Presently the top wire is about 5 feet
and I should add another one 2 feet higher.
Again, congratulations and my fruit breeding hat is off to you.
Jerry Lehman
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> I am pleased to announce that the U.S. Plant Patent for the 'Niwot' primocane-fruiting black raspberry was issued today as U.S. Plant Patent number PP27,131. Help from certain NAFEX people was essential to the breeding program.
Good Morning Pete,
Congratulations on achieving the plant patent for Niwot.
We purchased 5 plants last spring and have been very pleased with it. I
am planning to rip out the old raspberry bed of which I don't remember
the original variety and I suspect now is primarily under performing
seedlings. I was under the impression that Niwot would set 2 crops, an
early summer then late fall. Quite frankly it seems to be more ever
bearing than a duel ripening season as we have been picking fruit now
for 60 days with many new clusters forming. Many of the berries are
actually dual (Siamese twin) with one being larger than the other. It is
very vigorous and I need to increase the height of the top trellis wire
to keep the cains off the ground. Presently the top wire is about 5 feet
and I should add another one 2 feet higher.
Again, congratulations and my fruit breeding hat is off to you.
Jerry Lehman
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I am pleased to announce that the U.S. Plant Patent for the 'Niwot' primocane-fruiting black raspberry was issued today as U.S. Plant Patent number PP27,131. Help from certain NAFEX people was essential to the breeding program.
Pete Tallman
Louisville, CO (formerly Longmont, CO)
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