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Sat, Jan 4, 14 at 15:45
| Hi Guys! Im writting from Hungary. Here we always struggling with late spring frosts. I'm looking for late blooming apricot, especially for middle asian varieties. Im very interested in this varieties: Hurmai, Mirsandzhali, Ahrori. Badami, Suphany, Arzami, Zard If anybody have scionwood, please send me an email. I can send my exchange list in email. |
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- Posted by konrad___far_north 3..just outside of E (My Page) on Sat, Jan 4, 14 at 23:30
| What zone are you in? You don't have email set up in your page. |
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- Posted by kristianhun (My Page) on Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 3:10
| I'm in zone 6b. My email:xenil@freemail.hu |
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| It is illegal and dangerous to the domestic fruit industry to import scion wood from Europe. For example plum pox virus is widespread in Europe. Canada spent $180,000,000 trying to eradicate PPV and failed. It has been eradicated from USA but could be back. Importing scionwood is the likely entry point. |
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- Posted by konrad___far_north 3..just outside of E (My Page) on Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 16:00
| Yes,..forgot to mention, it's illegal, seeds OK. You're better off to check with Russian nurseries. |
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| Given the scant information available in English on the Internet I suspect those varieties are rare in the US. If I had them and it was legal in Hungary to receive them I would send you wood for free. Conscientiousness gardeners here abide by the import restrictions because we are aware of the consequences - witness citrus greening. Perhaps you could research varieties available here and see if you find something suitable, that we might be able to help you with. gary |
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| Actually Konrad, seeds of stone fruit can transmit some strains of Sharka (plum pox virus). |
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- Posted by kristianhun (My Page) on Thu, Jan 9, 14 at 13:40
| Hi Guys! Thanks for the replies. I didn't know that. So sorry that is my mistake. |
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