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Hey,
    It looks like Nick Botner up at Spearheart Farms and Orchard has it.  His 
info is 4015 Eagle Valley Road, Yoncalla, OR. , (541) 849-7281

Jim
---- derry&bill <wchase@interchange.ubc.ca> wrote: 
> Someone is looking for scionwood. He said:
> 
> "Kasseler Reinette (aka Reinette Kaselska) was grown since 1910 by my 
> grandfather. The apple looks like medium flatter Granny Smith. The skin 
> is green and some apples have a red cheek. Also, it has cream color 
> flesh that turn brown when oxidized. The picking time is the end of 
> September. They are extremely hard and sour-tart. After February, they 
> turn more yellow and sweeter. They last until June. They are excellent 
> cooker and the number one apples for apple strudel. The reason I am 
> looking for this apple is because of the shorter growing season and cold 
> hardiness. Please let me know if you come across this variety".
> 
> Does any one know of this apple?  Maybe it has yet another name?
> 
> I googled and got four hits. There is a paragraph from two ISHS article 
> but I don't have access to the rest of the articles (not a member of ISHS).
> 
> It looks like it comes from the Ukraine or somewhere quite cold.
> 
> Derry
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