Tower Hill Botanic Garden will have any of the varieties you are looking
for.  They only have eastern US heirlooms.  I suggest that you try Richard
Fahey for wood.  He has no phone or internet access, but does have a very
large collection.

Richard Fahey
Christian Homesteading Movement
21 Delaware Square
Norwich NY 13815

Happy New Year!

John Bunker

Fedco
P.O. Box 520
Waterville ME 04903
phone: 207 873-7333
fax: 207 872-8317
<fedcoseeds.com>

"planting trees is good to do" 


 

> Scotino
> try contacting Worcester County Hort Society at Tower Hill Bot
> Gardens in Boylston, MA. They sell scion wood for heirlom
> cultivars.
> Mo Tougas
> Tougas Farm
> Northboro,MA
> On Dec 24, 2006, at 9:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
>> dear mr milburn, i dont have propellor parts but i saw your blurb
>> in apple-crop. I am looking for scion wood for sibs of Cox orange
>> pippin ie holstein, freyburg suncrisp etc. i am a small orchard
>> grower for home use only. do you know of any sources of scion wood?
>> I just cropped a few holstein last nov and they were amazing, and
>> didnt seem to scab as easily as some of the japanese vars. I grow
>> within 200yds of the atlantic here on cape cod. i attended Nafex
>> 2000 in Va. wish you luck with prop porject.
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