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paw paw scion wood
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old guy
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July 17, 2009 - 6:57 pm
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can anyone direct me to a source to obtain named varieties of paw paws for grafting.

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jafarj
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July 17, 2009 - 10:58 pm
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[quote="old guy":3bfi0t30]can anyone direct me to a source to obtain named varieties of paw paws for grafting.

old guy[/quote:3bfi0t30]

The germplasm repository in Corvallis has many. The HOS Arboretum, I think has a few too.

I could bring some Wilson or Pennsylvania Golden to the Scion exchange next spring if you remind me ahead of time. Apparently neither of those are anything to write home about though.

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hanks for the info. I should have mentioned my location in Okla City will require getting the scion wood by mail.

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bettylowman
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A good nursery here in Oregon has 19 varieties for sale. You can google them

One Green World
28696 S. Cramer Rd.
Molalla, Oregon 97038

1-877- 353-4028

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ONE GREEN WORLD SAID NO. SCION WOOD 0N INTERNET GAVE SEVERAL SOURCES AS WELL AS CAR PROMOS. WILL REPORT ON SUCCESS NEXT SPRING.
OKIE

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John S
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I believe there's a guy named John GOrdon that sells it. I've bought from him before and was pleased:
http://www.nuttreesnorth.com/0.....aiLst9.htm

Also Englands' orchard, although they have a $50 minimum, I think.
http://www.nuttrees.net/

Also, there's a scion swap:
http://www.nutgrowing.org/scion.htm

John S
PDX OR

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gponder
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November 26, 2011 - 10:19 am
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We bring pawpaw scionwood to the scionexchange every year. Missed last year but plan on coming this time.

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John S
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November 26, 2011 - 10:38 am
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I have thought about bringing scion wood, but mine are seedlings. I wouldn't know what to call them, and I wouldn't know what demand there would be for them. Good tasting paw paw?
John S
PDX OR

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