SC - Pine nuts

[jeffrey stewart heilveil]

Pinyon pines, at least the US ones tend to like it dry and wet.

Hope there are other ones that will help.
Bogdan

On Wed, 3 Jun 1998, LYN M PARKINSON wrote:

> Does anyone know if the tree that produces pine nuts would grow in zones
> 5-6 [SW PA], and what name you'd ask for from the landscaper?  If I can
> dream about my own raspberry supply, I can dream about pine nuts, too. 
> Incidentally, surfing the web late one night, I came upon a reference
> from a classical text that referred to a pine apple, meaning the pine
> cone that grows on pine trees as apples grow on apple trees.  This
> explained to me a number of both textile designs and food reference to
> 'pineapple' before the founder of the Dole fortune made it to the Olde
> World.  Don't know why I didn't immediately copy it into my 'edit' file,
> but maybe I'll find it again.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Allison
> 
> allilyn at juno.com
> 
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