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[Tom Olenio <tolenio@sentex.net>]

Heelo,

Why not get scions and rootstock and graft your own?  It is simle to do, cost 
effective, and a very helpful skill if you have a real interest in fruit.

You most likely have someone in the area who could do it for you, if you 
supplied the scions.

Later,
Tom

Scott Williamson wrote:

> Can anybody give me some information on a couple of Apple varieties I just 
> got a chance to try and liked.  I'm trying to find varieties that will grow 
> well around my area (Central Indiana Zone 5b) and hopefully have good 
> disease resistance.  I tried a couple from a local orchard and liked them 
> so I'm hopeful since they grow them that they're adapted to this area.  If 
> anyone knows of a source I could get them from that would be helpful too.  
> They are Early Blaze and Paula Red.
>
> Thanks,
> Scott
>
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Thomas Olenio
Ontario, Canada
Hardiness Zone 5b