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Persimmon and Jujube scionwood

Posted by mauch1 z6b PA (My Page) on
Wed, Mar 14, 12 at 9:37

I'm looking for Kaki (oriental) persimmon and jujube scionwood. I can trade or offer reimbursement for scionwood and shipping.

Though I'm interested in any good cultivars of either (would need to be hardy in zone 6), I'm particularly interested in the following:

Jujube: Honeyjar

Kaki Persimmon (non-astringent varieties): Any hardy varieties (not including Tam Kam which I have)

Kaki Persimmon (Astringent varieties): Great Wall or Saijo

Kaki Hybrid Persimmon varieties: Rosseyanka or Nikita's Gift


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RE: Persimmon and Jujube scionwood

I got them, let me take some cuttings for you before they break dormancy.

Bass


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RE: Persimmon and Jujube scionwood

Hey Bass, Im getting a 1st year Saiju in a couple weeks... Id like to graft a Sheng at some point on it... Do you think I should let it establish the first year or try grafting(or budding) it this 1st year to establish shape of tree sooner.

Which on a similar note, does anyone have Sheng scionwood that hasn't broken dormancy :)?

-Arian


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RE: Persimmon and Jujube scionwood

Chris you sent me an email and I am sending you a Saijo and Fuyu plus a Honey Jar and a Shanxi Li.

Scott


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RE: Persimmon and Jujube scionwood

Scott,

How is your Shanxi Li compared with Li?


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RE: Persimmon and Jujube scionwood

Jianhua, my Li was the wrong variety and the replacement has yet to fruit. Shanxi Li is very good but I have not been able to compare it to Li.

Scott


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RE: Persimmon and Jujube scionwood

Thanks Scott. Maybe someone else will post some info about the comparison. I have grafted my neighbor's Li this year. They are growing well but no fruits yet. We may be able to exchange scionwood next year.


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RE: Persimmon and Jujube scionwood

I would like to get jujube and persimmon scionwoods. I am in zone 6B. I can offer Asia pear, pear, apple, grape, and blackwalnut scionwoods for exchange.


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