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apple pear grape scion trades wanted (boston area)

8 years ago

Apples -mac, liberty, pristine, golden russet, honeycrisp, ashmeads, chenago strawberry, goldrush, hudson's, Benoni, Jordan Russet Pears - bosc, green jade, seckel, korean giant, Ayers Cherries - north star, lapins, stella, Apricot - early golden, montrose Peaches- red haven, starking Plums - green gage, stanley, superior, bubblegum. Also growing a handful of other tree and small fruit (pawpaw, jujube, meader persimmon, nectarine, manchurian apricot, kiwi, bush cherries, juneberries, hazelnuts etc.) I am interested in swapping scion and plant material

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kej137
8 years ago
I'd be game... I'm in the DC area, but can mail. I'm interested in Goldrush, Bosc, Seckel, and Redhaven. t2000tjt @ gmail.com
Matt
Original Author
8 years ago
Hi, great I'll be cutting an shipping this week. I'll shoot you an email
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littlepeppah
8 years ago
Hi Matt, I'm in southern NH. I collected scion wood a couple of weeks ago. Let me know if you're still interested in trading.
Matt
Original Author
8 years ago
I can see what I have. I think it might be limited at this point of wood already collected (kind of late now to cut more) but would be happy to swap if I have something that you are interested in. I followed you , if you "follow" back we can message directly or so I understand

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