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Fruit & Orchards
sonny44_gw

apple and pear scions

sonny44
10 years ago

I'm in need of some pear scions and apple scions, especially gala, braeburn, honey crisp and nittany or what have you.
I have beautiful red cana flowers and soon will have rhubarb.

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