Looking for hachiya persimmon cutting

[vnomonee]

Looking to trade for a hachiya cutting or two.

I have jiro fuyu, cold hardy & hybrid citrus, (no trading citrus to restricted states sorry!) Afganski pom, anything in my bio that you're interested in
PM me!

[D-Grower]

I might be able to cut you a few. How many did you need?

[D-Grower]

What types of cold hardy scions you have? Things like apples, pears, plums, etc?

[vnomonee]

Hey!
I'm thinking of top working a second jiro fuyu tree since I already have the one big tree and don't need 2.
I don't think I need more than 1 or 2 sticks max.

I grow from seed but I do have some cultivars

Pears:
Korean giant pear
Honeysweet

Peach:
Hale Haven



Apples:
some kind of popular NJ orchard apple, I have no idea what it is but it's grown in orchards around here so probably disease resistant (maybe McIntosh?), seedling of a "hidden rose" apple no fruit yet



Plum:
Seed grown, probably a black beauty/ asian plum


Cherry:
Rainer, Royal Anne, Carmine Jewel (bush cherry)


Apricot:
Seed grown, no fruit yet

Kiwi:
Issai

Blueberry:
Reka


Feijoa:
Probably a seedling. Fruit is good, skin isn't bitter just sour.


Poms:
Afganski (I think you have this one from me!), other ones are too tiny to cut

PawPaw:
Al horn's, Lehman's Chiffon, IXL, Tropical Treat (these are new grafts so will have to check how much can be cut)

[D-Grower]

Unfortunately not sure any of those varieties will do well this far south. The Pineapple guava would but I do already have 3 bushes in the yard. Seed grown but makes good fruits of varying sizes on the same bush. I wouldn't mind grafting some named cultivars on them someday. Really need low chill stone fruits the most or southern apples, pears, persimmon, lowest chill Asian pear. Still could take some scions for you though. If anyone has any of the above stuff feel free to reach out.

[vnomonee]

No worries, I found a source for the hachiya thanks for offering though! Best of luck finding low chill stuff, https://growingfruit.org/ seems to have more temperate growers than this forum