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Looking for rainier or other sweet cherry scions

12 years ago

I have a Bing and a Black Tartarian tree. I'd like to graft on more varieties. Anyone have any extra Rainier or other sweet cherry scions or buds for grafting? I'm willing to pay shipping costs. I'm also interested in sharing some buds/scions when the time is right. Where is the best place to go online for this type of sharing?

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JRG13
12 years ago
I dunno, might be a little late for scions at least in my area. All my trees are done blooming or will be done soon and all the buds have pushed.
franktank232
12 years ago
I think you may have to look at chip budding. Do people send budwood in the mail?
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Matt (zone 7)
Original Author
12 years ago
Yea, I figured it was a little late for scions. I just wanted to see if I could get lucky with some later bloomers.

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