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[tanis grif <tanisgrif@yahoo.com>]

For 2 years Fedco is the only place I could find via internet-search which 
sells
scionwood in amounts less than 50 in a bundle.  This winter I also looked for 
some
small amounts of less common rootstocks; Fedco again fit this.  There was one 
other
nursery which I found, but since I was ordering scion from Fedco I decided to 
save
some shipping costs.
  

--- Heron Breen <> wrote:

> For Clarification:
> Most ie 90% of the seeds bulbs and fruit trees sold by FEDCO are NOT 
> organic.
> But, a great percentage of the trees are locally grown by small nurseries. 
> Many
> people get confused by the business I am employed by. The Tree dept does 
> have
> some organic options available in its perennial section. St. Lawerence 
> Nurseries,
> on the other hand, does offer organically grown nursery stock. I am writing 
> this
> email not as an employee, but as a factual clarification, which the customer
> service folks at FEDCO make daily.
> I think Edible LAndscaping has great selection and quality, and the folks at
> Nolin River Nut Nursery are very helpful and are doing great work. The
> above-mentioned St. Lawerence N. is doing some very interesting work, and 
> Bill is
> very cool.
> There so many good ones out there...
> Heron Breen
> zone 4 maine 
> 

> On Tue Mar  8 13:21 , mIEKAL aND <> sent:
> 
> >FEDCO trees has been left out of the discussion.  They have a great 
> >selection of material, most of it is organic.  Their deadline is this 
> >friday for getting orders in.  I've ordered a bunch of fruit & nuts 
> >from them in the past & been pretty content with what I got.  John 
> >Bunker I believe is on this list.
> >



        
                
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