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Hi Michigan people,

I'm from the Netherlands and would like to purchase some trees and shrubs for a friend in Michigan, Grand Rapids. Old, traditional and especially regional (adjusted) varieties is what I'm looking for. Could you guys please help me out with some contact details of a nursery I would want to buy at? Any suggestions, any positive experiences? My google search wasn't too productive.

Thanks in advance =)

Kerstin
 
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Oikos Tree Crops 80 km down the road in Kalamazoo
 
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Thanks!

Is there more? Not that that was not enough or any good, just... you know... I'm a woman, I like to look at all the offers before I buy
 
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I don't know. Someone a bit more local might be able to help. I like to comparison shop too but I'm not a woman. Hmmmmm!!! LOL
 
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