On 17 May, 07:58, Rusty Hinge 2
wrote:
I'm looking for several container-grown trees - while I'd prefer
bare-root, this is too late in the year.


When I wanted apple trees I went to my local independent garding
centre and he both obtained and delivered them. Not on the rooting
stock I wanted, they are too small, but you have to get what is going
sometimes.

On 18 May, 20:28, Rusty Hinge 2
wrote:
If you want to make a very sherry-like wine, take just under half a
gallon of strong tea, half a gallon of white grape juice, start
fermenting, then top-up with un-oiled Lexia raisins and one chopped
dried bananananana.

whot? no metal polish?

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On 17 May, 07:58, Rusty Hinge 2
wrote:
I'm looking for several container-grown trees - while I'd prefer
bare-root, this is too late in the year.


When I wanted apple trees I went to my local independent garding
centre and he both obtained and delivered them. Not on the rooting
stock I wanted, they are too small, but you have to get what is going
sometimes.

Tried. Never heard of Devonshire Quarenden, and didn't have Charles
Ross. Didn't have a damson, or a quince. Nor did they have a medlar...

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Rusty
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On 18 May, 20:28, Rusty Hinge 2
wrote:

If you want to make a very sherry-like wine, take just under half a
gallon of strong tea, half a gallon of white grape juice, start
fermenting, then top-up with un-oiled Lexia raisins and one chopped
dried bananananana.

whot? no metal polish?

No metal polish, but a drop of Polish Pure Spirit does no harm after the
fermentation has finished innit.

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Rusty
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