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[Ro Qu <richardqhansen@gmail.com>]

Your catalog gets better every year Cliff! Keep up the good work.

I would like to come this spring and learn your grafting technique. Would
this be possible? If so, what supplies in advance would you recommend?
Which month would be best?  I would be happy to pay your for your time too!

Thanks again,

Richard


On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 10:26 PM, England's Orchard and Nursery <
nuttrees@prtcnet.org> wrote:

> England's Orchard and Nursery
>
>           Dear Customer to view our newest Catalogue  online see,   <
> http://www.nuttrees.net/instruct.html>
> http://www.nuttrees.net/instruct.html
>
> Our fall 2013 shipping season is underway and the trees are in great shape
> this year.  We have had sufficient Moisture and the trees have responded
> well.
>
> Introduction this season is Jujubes
>
> Dragons Claw JUJUBE - Dwarf trees with a Zigzag pattern growth structure
> Makes a great specimen tree and conversation piece. Fruit is Medium size
> and round with a crisp apple-like flavor. Ripens in September is one of our
> favorites Jujube to consume Fresh and is among the best producers we have.
>
> COCO Jujube – Available Spring only not a big fruit but By far the
> sweetest with slight hint of Coconut flavor and juicy , Coco is a popular
> Ukrainian Cultivar and sets abundant crops , Golden Brown fruits, Very
> Precocious.  Spring Delivery Only
>
> Persimmon Have had an exceptionally large Crop this year and are loaded
> with fruit, many of the jujubes Cultivars and the Kaki persimmons are
> Beginning Ripening.    As well as our new Interspecies Hybrid of Persimmon
> Virginiana Crossed with Kaki have many new and interesting persimmons to
> taste and observe.
>
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>        Huk Kam 흑 감–Korean cultivar Meaning Black / blue Persimmon come to
> us from Korea is a medium size fruit for a Kaki and is somewhat a Pollen
> Variant but should be known as an astringent type. Fruit has Orange flesh,
> Ripe when soft.        Shipped in containers     Zone 6 or Higher / Priced
> at $50.00 Each
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> Jin Yong Tam Kam  / 진 영 단 감==  Non-Astringent very Flavorful fruit and can
> be consumed when Still fully firm tree is a Dwarf so slow growing and with
> a small structure a must to have for the small garden zone 6 to zone 8
>  shipped in the container.
>
>            Tae Bong Shi 대 봉 시 감 = Korean Cultivar that has Deep orange
> flesh and is very firm when Ripe so Name the Hard Boy Friend,  This fruit
> is primarily used in the process of drying persimmons known to be from the
> famous region of Korea that is Famed for the drying and curing of  곶감 Dried
> Persimmon High in Sugar content and very appealing in the way that you can
> freeze and store and thaw at the time of consumption   Containerized
> Price $30.00
>
>
>
>     Russian Kaki- A very Hardy selection Known for its delicious flavored
> fruit. The medium size pointed Golden fruit are astringent but will ripen
> off the tree well and has an excellent flavor, This cultivar is promising
> for those growers in the northern range of Kaki persimmon production,
> Ripens early. This tree is late to leaf out and late to flower therefore
> making it Late Vegetating //    Containerized   Price $30.00
>
> Many Excellent American Persimmons are available and can be shipped either
> Containerized or as Bare root but when we ship bare root we ship in a moist
> Medium named Terra Sorb it is a water hydration gel that incases the roots
> and prevents any drying of the root system
>
> 100-46- From the Breeding work of Jerry Lehman of Terra Haute Indiana one
> of his newest creations,  very large fruit,  smooth flesh,  clear pulp and
> made to be loved,  while not a large tree it is one of the heaviest
> producing persimmon I have ever witnessed,   very good flavor and smooth
> flesh this one is all about taste. Container Grown
>
> Deer Magnet- A Late ripening cultivar so named because the trails that
> lead to the tree from all direction Deer love this variety of Persimmon it
> is known the deer will always eat the best first. During late fall to early
> winter, This Persimmon tree fruit bearing magnet for wild life. It is a
> great tasting persimmon and is a must for the hunter that has in mind for
> that trophy rack. Container Grown
>
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>
> 100-42-  Large Fruit, Great tasting and similar to 100-46,  Deep Orange
> flesh and has a scaffolding type limb growth that bares the weight of heavy
> loads of persimmon is among the best persimmon I have ever consumed
>  Container Grown.
>
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>
> H-118- Medium size fruit, Red colorize fruit,    Soft when Ripe very High
> quality Fruit Precocious and a consistent producer bears seedless fruit
> south of the Ohio River due to it being a 90 Chromosome persimmon. Out of
> the Late James Claypool Breeding program. Very Early ripening   Container
> Grown  small only
>
> We have some very large tree that cannot be shipped and would need to be
> picked up at the Nursery.
>
> We will be Digging shortly as the season Progresses and will be adding
> more Plant material in the Spring as the season goes draws near to winter.
>
> H-120 - Large fruited tree breed by James Claypool of the Claypool
> persimmon breeding program. A very desirable fruit, excellent color with a
> roundish canopy, a heavy producer, and very precocious. Taste far exceeds
> expectation.
>
> Celebrity - Crystal clear fruit, nearly seedless with the texture of Kaki
> persimmon. Rated very high for disease resistance and very high for the
> quality of fruit. Closest to a kaki as you can get with the cold hardiness
> of Virginiana. Selected from Jerry Lehman's crosses of Dollywood D128 X F58
> male. Both are prodigies of Miller and Early Golden. One of the Largest
> fruit produced from the Lehman breeding program.
>
> Visits to the orchard and nursery welcomed but by appointment only.
>
>       Did you know that Most of our trees are grown in Containers and can
> be shipped with a root ball in tact with the fine hair root unaffected and
> we strive to work with all our customers on warranty issues.
>
>      Pawpaw harvest is over but we have plenty of new and interesting
> cultivars of Pawpaw trees available in containers and field grown, the
> field grown trees will be shipped later when there go dormant.
>
>  Pawpaw cultivars are
>
> Kentucky Champion ™
>
> Summer Delight ™
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> Nyomi’s Delicious
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> Halvin
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> Maria’s Joy
>
>       Please see web site for additional information and description.
>
>
>
> Summer Delight Ripens the last week of July to the first week of August it
> is a medium size of 10 to 12 ounces Pawpaw with a delicious flavor with a
> tropical notes in flavor. Very Very early regardless of your area.
>
> Medlar Nieszpułka zwyczajna 'Süssmispel'
>
> This Medlar is From Poland and it is not only zone 5 Cold hardy but a very
> substantial fruit in size Tasty and with the Apple sauce with that hint of
> Cinnamon flavor we like them best will still firm but ripe.   //  Shipped
> containerized $35.00
>
> Nieszpułka zwyczajna
>
>        We dig out our field grown Trees in late October to December and
> from late February to early March weather pending and begin shipping
> immediately to provide the best possible tree survivability and to insure
> health of the trees.
>
>    Trees are stored in walk-in coolers for a brief time Just prior to
> shipping and trees are keep at a temperature of 36 degree F. we only ship
> plant material till the end of April and from that point forward the trees
> must be shipped in Containers due to the fact that most trees have broken
> dormancy in Zone 6 in central Kentucky.
>
> Thank you and good growing
>
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>
> Thank you
>
> Kum Hui and Clifford England
>
> England’s Orchard and Nursery
>
> 2338 HIGHWAY 2004
>
> Mc Kee,  KY.  40447-8342
>
> Specializing in alternative crops.
>
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