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Jimmy starts with ... Apple trees can now come in with proper certifcation and treatment, straight to you. No living in Quarantine required.	About the Author Jimmy Perth 15th July 2010 5:49pm #UserID: 2548 Posts: 511 View All Jimmy's Edible Fruit Trees
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Bruno says... K - how do we order?	About the Author Lesmurdie 17th July 2010 2:33pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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john says... why not get them from tass 1 he has 20+ varieties and some doubles..	About the Author bayswater 19th July 2010 12:39am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Jimmy says... MORE VARIETY	About the Author Jimmy Perth 19th July 2010 11:28am #UserID: 2548 Posts: 511 View All Jimmy's Edible Fruit Trees
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amanda says... And continuing old genetic lines....did u know the Shire horse is now an "endangered species"? This can, and is, happening to many of our apples (amoung other plants). Do genetic diversity a favour and plant an heirloom apple somewhere...me - I plan on getting the horse.. ;-)	About the Author amanda19 Geraldton. WA 19th July 2010 8:44pm #UserID: 2309 Posts: 4607 View All amanda19's Edible Fruit Trees
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Brad says... The answer to this might be no, since Jimmy was buying in - but are there really no old orchards or growers in WA with a range of heritage apples, willing to provide propagation material to those willing to grow on rarer apples? Surely there's someone / somewhere in the hills / manjimup / dwellingup with some good material. Maybe a random search in fruiting season is the way to find trees? I finally got my hand on Kevin's book (applenut) and was looking at the list of heritage apples we can now buy in, but I'm interested in the idea of finding the odd special old tree or orchard, or something thats trying to be 'saved' rather than (or perhaps in addition to) something thats already commercial enough to be sold This time next year I'll have the space to play. Perhaps multigraft M7 or even (if the space exists) seedling rootstock	About the Author Brad2 Como, Perth 20th August 2010 6:02pm #UserID: 2323 Posts: 762 View All Brad2's Edible Fruit Trees
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Jason says... 'Space to play' meaning moving from Como?	About the Author Jason1 Canning Vale 21st August 2010 2:49pm #UserID: 2491 Posts: 111 View All Jason1's Edible Fruit Trees
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Brad says... Does anyone know if Tydeman's late orange is a variety existing in Australia at all? It doesn't seem to be sold by the usual suspects but maybe someone knows a research station or collector had it?	About the Author Brad2 Como, Perth 24th August 2010 1:04am #UserID: 2323 Posts: 762 View All Brad2's Edible Fruit Trees
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amanda says... Hi Brad, these people might be able to help you with information on Tydeman's: http://www.appletrees.com.au/index.htm It's not on their list - but they may know if it exists or not.	About the Author amanda19 Geraldton. WA 24th August 2010 3:34pm #UserID: 2309 Posts: 4607 View All amanda19's Edible Fruit Trees
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Jimmy starts with ...
Apple trees can now come in with proper certifcation and treatment, straight to you.

No living in Quarantine required.

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Bruno says...
K - how do we order?

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john says...
why not get them from tass 1 he has 20+ varieties and some doubles..

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amanda says...
And continuing old genetic lines....did u know the Shire horse is now an "endangered species"? This can, and is, happening to many of our apples (amoung other plants). Do genetic diversity a favour and plant an heirloom apple somewhere...me - I plan on getting the horse.. ;-)

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Brad says...
The answer to this might be no, since Jimmy was buying in - but are there really no old orchards or growers in WA with a range of heritage apples, willing to provide propagation material to those willing to grow on rarer apples? Surely there's someone / somewhere in the hills / manjimup / dwellingup with some good material. Maybe a random search in fruiting season is the way to find trees?

I finally got my hand on Kevin's book (applenut) and was looking at the list of heritage apples we can now buy in, but I'm interested in the idea of finding the odd special old tree or orchard, or something thats trying to be 'saved' rather than (or perhaps in addition to) something thats already commercial enough to be sold

This time next year I'll have the space to play. Perhaps multigraft M7 or even (if the space exists) seedling rootstock

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Jason says...
'Space to play' meaning moving from Como?

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Brad says...
Does anyone know if Tydeman's late orange is a variety existing in Australia at all? It doesn't seem to be sold by the usual suspects but maybe someone knows a research station or collector had it?

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amanda says...
Hi Brad, these people might be able to help you with information on Tydeman's:

http://www.appletrees.com.au/index.htm

It's not on their list - but they may know if it exists or not.

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