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Re: tulip poplar tree
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Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:51:08 EST
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Peach trees require over 600 hours a winter at below 48 degree F  
temperature to produce peaches.  I am wondering if Tulip Poplars also  require a 
similar condition to produce nectar.  It would be interesting to  go back and 
see what the winter average temperatures are and what the Tulip  Poplar honey 
yields are in the spring.  
 
David MacFawn.
 
 

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