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[jim <jmc1@epix.net>]

Kevin, we gross a tad more than your $50M, but maybe having no net qualifies
us as "small"!!

We propagate about a dozen varieties rated to -40F, including Golden Noble, Northern Lights, Lobo, and Prairie Spy.  Our central focus is on the scab-immune varieties from Purdue, Cornell, Nova Scotia and France.  We produce about 25 heirloom varieties and 20 classical cidre varieties.

//Jim
Cummins Nursery
18 Glass Factory Bay
Geneva, NY 14456

and

Indian Creek Farm
1460 Trumansburg Rd
Ithaca, NY 14850

www.cumminsnursery.com
 
 

edforest55@hotmail.com wrote:

I would like to gather a list of small nurseries in the north, by
small I guess I mean grossing less than say 50,000 dollars annually,
(your height or weight would not be a factor) this of course would
mean that if you are just starting out that you should definately
reply. By northern I mean those nurseries that offer plants for zones
3 and 4. (US)
I would like to do this in order that we can use our numbers so that
we can gain benefits that larger nurseries enjoy. (Whether you are
mail order or local sales only, not an issue, please reply)

Kevin Bradley, Edible Forest Nursery

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