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I bought Bramley scionwood from someone - I think it was the Christian 
Homesteading Movement (no internet/no e-mail.  But they/he regularly 
advertise in Pomona).  Unfortunately, the tree died.  I had grafted 
about a dozen varieties on it, and it might have suffered from a virus. 
  I know it also suffered from a drought.

Ginda

p.s.  I noticed the sticks and buds of Bramley were very large.  It was 
an interesting cultivar, and I was sad to lose it.

On Mar 9, 2005, at 3:37 PM, Pat Meadows wrote:

> Does anyone grow Bramleys (apples) in the USA?
>
> My husband is English and ever since he's moved to the USA,
> he has wondered if they are grown here, and if not, why not?
>
> They are a large apple, much used for baked apples in the
> UK.
>
> Pat
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