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Temperate Fruit Buy, Sell, & Trade / Re: Low chill fruit scions?
« on: February 10, 2024, 10:26:29 AM »
Anyone have any of the above? Definitely interested in apriums and pluots. Also very much want apples and pears rated for zone 8b/9a. Let me know thanks.

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Temperate Fruit Discussion / Re: Grafting pears
« on: February 07, 2024, 05:27:08 PM »
Thanks for the info! I am on the hunt for low chill varieties. I may have access to some but curious what you might have. Also looking for a variety of other low chill species including apples, prunus, Mulberry, persimmon, and Asian pear.

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Temperate Fruit Discussion / Grafting pears
« on: February 07, 2024, 01:07:44 PM »
Hello all! I was wanting to inquire whether or not pear grafts are likely to work if your scion wood has already leafed out? If you have experience please let me know.

Thanks! DG

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Some pics of available tubers










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Temperate Fruit Buy, Sell, & Trade / Low chill fruit scions?
« on: February 01, 2024, 05:12:33 PM »
Looking for low chill scions for the following:

Apple varieties up to 500 hours(joy, cinnamon spice, etc)
Improved plums and plum apricot and plum cherry hybrids
Spicy zee nectaplum
Peach plum apricot hybrid(can't remember the variety name)
Peach and nectarine
Pears up to 500 hours
Asian pear up to 500 hours
Mulberry
Loquat
Persimmon

Let me know what you have available. If any of the hybrids need a compatible pollinators I would need both.

Thanks! DG

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Temperate Fruit Buy, Sell, & Trade / Re: Golden Dorsett apple scions
« on: February 01, 2024, 08:38:20 AM »
It's already waking now. Lots of green buds just starting the leaf out.

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Could you graft this cherry to a different prunus rootstock such as chickasaw plum?

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They should grow very well down there. They are cold hardy enough to survive here no problem but are truly a tropical species. They will go dormant even down there for a few months. Just part of their life cycle.

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They don't taste bad. Not super far off a potato. Can be used from fries to mashed like potatoes or used for desserts like Filipino people commonly do. The white version of this species probably is a bit better overall but it doesn't have the cool purple color. I do have white bulbils available too. Some cultivars of the white type are really misshapen though and hard to deal with preparing to eat. This purple one is more friendly to cleaning and peeling. These are a bit misshapen but only from pot crowding.

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Don't usually grow them in pots but this particular one I just let it grow in its pot not knowing where else to plant it. The tubers eventually split the pot open and took into the ground. It would probably be best to make a special area to grow them without tree roots nearby. I've planted a few around my property near trees and such just to let them grow but I imagine if I were to try digging them they'd probably be bound up in roots too. I'm gonna try to find a space to plant some where I can actually crop them for eating. I'll probably eat a few of these but there's bunches for planting too.

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I have a pretty good sized seedling tree in a gallon pot. Think I could still ship it. If interested I'll find it in the greenhouse and send a pic.

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I have some smaller and larger tubers available. $5 each for smaller ones $15 each for larger ones plus applicable shipping costs. Larger ones are good sized. Some are funky shaped for growing together in a large pot but otherwise all good. Shipping may be expensive due to the weight of the tubers. However each could be made into many plants.

Thanks! DG

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Not winter hardy but can grow out from seed to seed annually. Harvested a bunch of seeds right before our huge cold snap. Gotta pull the plant to use the roots now that it's frosted down. Supposedly a very good medicinal herb but it'll be my first time using it. See how it goes.

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Tons of ashwanganda seeds available. 50 seeds for $3 plus shipping. Can ship as USPS ground advantage package with tracking or with a non-machineable stamped envelope for $1. The ground advantage package not only has tracking but also gets handled like a package so the seeds definitely won't get crushed. It will be more expensive though. The non-machineable stamps are supposed to make sure that the envelope will not go through roller machines and such that often crush the seeds but sometimes they do that regardless in my experience. Either way I will pad the seeds a bit to reduce the chances of crushed seeds.

Hit me up! DG

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Update with pricing. You would receive 3 cuttings at least 3 nodes long for $10 plus applicable shipping costs.

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Ya that stuff grows quickly. My main bush freezes back each year but gets 15ft tall easily every summer.

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Cuttings available now but must be ordered quickly if you're interested. Hard freeze coming this Tuesday. New price of $2 per cutting with same minimum order of 5 cuttings at $10 plus applicable shipping costs.

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Sugarcane cuttings available now. Will be planting many here soon for nursery stock next year. Get some before they are gone or planted!

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Dormant tubers available now.

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Plants available now. Hit me up!

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If you haven't obtained this plant yet I have it available now. In a few days we will get a hard freeze though. Must take cuttings before then.

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Live plants available again now.

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Fresh bulbils available now. Hit me up!

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Arrowroot tubers available now while plants are dormant. Good sized tubers for $5 each and small tubers are 2 for $5. Minimum order of $10 plus applicable shipping costs.

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Right on no worries

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