Rubinette scion?

11 years ago

Looking for a stick or two of Rubinette.

happy to trade or send a self addressed paid envelope.

thanks

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applenut_gw
11 years ago
Rubinette is still under patent; you'll have to buy the whole tree.
windfall_rob
Original Author
11 years ago
are you sure? where can I look to verufy that?

I came across 2 references to the patent expiring 2007.
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applenut_gw
11 years ago
Yeah, the patent holder is Promo-Fruit; I couldn't find the patent number but the trademark was filed at the same time and expires in 2014 http://www.wirtschaft.ch/trademarks/Rubinette/Promo+Fruit+AG/notext/02019/1984/

I gave up my license last year as I didn't graft enough to justify the minimum payment.
Scott F Smith
11 years ago
Its plant patent 6588, from 1987 - Rafzubin is the name on the patent. That means it has expired several years ago. Graft away!

If you can't find scions Rob drop me a line.

Scott

Here is a link that might be useful: Rafzubin patent