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[david.maxwell@dal.ca]

I did have Karin Schneider, but it succumbed to deer attack, (not cold).  But 
I do know of a 
Canadian source of scion wood if anybody needs it.

If Sharokh lists it in "Our Apples", he probably has it also - I think 
everything he has in there 
is actually growing at Frelighsburg.  It is a bit difficult to communicate 
with him, but I would 
be happy to try to determine details if anybody is interested.  (My "Canadian 
source" above 
is out on the west coast.)

> 
> As of Ingrid Marie and Karin Schneider, I don't 
> know of any source in Canada. Fred Janson used to 
> have them but they are probably lost now. Ingrid 
> Marie is also listed in the book "Our apples" by 
> Khanizadeh & Cousineau, but they only quote 
> ripening dates in Summerland BC - so it might not 
> have been grown in Frelighsburg. Nothing is said 
> about hardiness. Do you grow them yourself?
> 
> Claude
> 
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