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[Scott Smith <scott@cs.jhu.edu>]

Andy, I obtained scionwood through CRFG and I don't know where they got it 
from.  If you know of someone going to a CRFG swap this winter it will 
hopefully be there again.  This is assuming you can graft.  I will have extra 
at some point but probably not this year - its a small graft and I already 
promised wood to a few people.

On the subject of these Sanguine peaches I also grew out Sanguine Tardeva, it 
is similar to Indian Free but less prone to rot and earlier ripening.  But, 
it is small and goes mealy some years.  Sanguine Tardif de Chanas was 
incredibly bland.

Scott

On Sep 5, 2012, at 11:39 PM, Andrew Hahn wrote:

> Scott,
> Sanguine Pilat sounds like a great peach for those of us in areas
> prone to early cold snaps like colorado. A quick look around didn't
> come up with any sources. Do you know of any?
> 
> Andy
> 
>> Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2012 08:45:50 -0400
>> From: Scott Smith <scott@cs.jhu.edu>
>> Subject: Re: [nafex] Indian Cling Peach
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>> I have recently found an earlier-ripening cultivar, Sanguine Pilat, which 
>> appears to be better than Indian Free in every way: it is just as tasty, 
>> is much larger, and appears resistant to diseases.
> 
>> Scott Z7 MD
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