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[tanis grif <tanisgrif@yahoo.com>]

Wow!  Thanks for the interest, all!  Not much email-time today, and I need to 
compose a detailed report.  But mostly the apples are local (s.WI) 
chance-seedlings, and some old commercial var.s of forgotten names.  Not many 
plain sweet.


Price is just postage re-emb., plus if you want to add a little for ziploc 
bags, plz/thnx.

To the person who has had difficulty w/ cleft graft success, try splice 
graft.  I have good success re the Learning Grafting post I submitted last 
Aug (or was it Aug '13?).  Other Listers have posted their recommendations; 
look for the common positive where you are doing something different.

tc  





On Saturday, January 10, 2015 9:25 PM, Jwlehman--- via nafex 
<nafex@lists.ibiblio.org> wrote:


In a message dated 1/10/2015 9:55:31 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
rjkaminski@charter.net writes:

Looking  for scions of very sweet yet juicy apple  Cold weather last year 
wiped me  out so must start over. Any help greatly appreciated. Willing to 
pay for ever  it takes!  Ray
Just a suggestion: The Apple variety Molly's Delicious is an early  
delicious soft apple. For people that like only hard crisp apples this is not 
 for 
you. But the flavor is fantastic and it is sweet with no sub acid 
qualities. 

Jerry

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