Amorph. bulbifer fruit

From: Durightmm at aol.com on 2000.10.15 at 01:44:22(5557) It surely must have happened before but I don't not recall it. While pulling grass from a ground bed I discovered green fruit of Am. bulbifer that raises the question of thier ripe color. What is it? I am sure this topic haas been discussed numerously that raises another question. Why are not these topics indexed ? It would be most conveneient and beneficial to all. The responses I see here are beneficial and come from experience. It is great to share but it seems plausable to have a research resource. Has any thought been given to this. And what is A. bulbifer's ripe berry color. PS It was from a plant not 30" high. and the first year in the ground Joe

From: r.e.maynard at att.net on 2000.10.15 at 15:37:55(5559) I have had this plant 4-5 years and it forms small warts at the top of the single main stalk and on stems of the leafs that are light brown. Plant when plant dies back and a new plant will break thru the soil the following late spring or early summer. It will probably take 5-6 years for the pant to mature. Ray Maynard > It surely must have happened before but I don't not recall it. While pulling > grass from a ground bed I discovered green fruit of Am. bulbifer that raises > the question of thier ripe color. What is it? I am sure this topic haas > been discussed numerously that raises another question. Why are not these > topics indexed ? It would be most conveneient and beneficial to all. The > responses I see here are beneficial and come from experience. It is great to > share but it seems plausable to have a research resource. Has any thought > been given to this. And what is A. bulbifer's ripe berry color. PS It was > from a plant not 30" high. and the first year in the ground Joe > > >

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