Good supplier of dwarf fruit trees?
"Jim Jackson" wrote in message
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Ninette wrote:
Thanks, folks - it's all been very useful feedback.
The Minarette type sounds particularly interesting for the variety of
fruits on offer.
You'd be better off growing cordons - your choice of varieties is greater.
Minarette varieties, in my experience, are indifferent apples.
Ken Muir offers 15 varieties of minarette in his catalogue including
egremont russet and james grieve. I would be surprised if you could find
nothing to your taste in that collection.
Gill M
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