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["Bob Hartman" <hartmansfruit@msn.com>]

A person in PA sent me an e-mail asking if I knew of any European plum 
varieties that were resistant to Black Knot.  She was already aware of 
President plum.  Are there any others?  I have never seen it in western 
Washington.
Bob
Western Washington
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> Siloam Orchards in Ontario can supply Canadian growers with scionwood
>
> Eric

And what Eric doesn't have, somebody else probably does.  David Maxwell
has a database of Canadian holdings, and can probably direct you to
sources if you can't get it from Eric.