Bojana Vojvodic wrote:Hi!
Concrete question here: does anyone have heirloom, untreated blackboy peach seeds they could sell me? I would REALLY appreciate this. They aren't so easy to attain.
Thank you!
Bojana Vojvodic wrote:Hi!
Concrete question here: does anyone have heirloom, untreated blackboy peach seeds they could sell me? I would REALLY appreciate this. They aren't so easy to attain.
Thank you!
Farid Chbeir wrote:
Bojana Vojvodic wrote:Hi!
just a friendly tip, I would recommend getting a scion rather than a seed if you're looking for a genuine fruiting tree because there's a high chance you'd just get a wild variety if you're looking to grow it from a seed
Bojana Vojvodic wrote:Hi Megan (and all who are commenting on this post)!
Sure, I'd be interested in buying blackboy peach seeds. What's your price per seed?
Regards,
BV
Megan Palmer wrote:I have a blackboy peach grown from a stone, cannot claim that it's a heirloom although I know that the original tree that the fruit came from was planted in the sixties.
The tree is on the grounds of a stone cottage in Gibbston dating back to 1913. The first commercial vineyards in Gibbston Valley were established in the 1980's but grapes were first planted by French settlers in the 1860's.
It is believed that the blackboy peaches in NZ came with early settlers from France and are most closely related to the peches de vigne.
If you want me to post you some stones, the fruit ripen in March.
Just send me a purple moosage and we can sort out postage costs.
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Trace Oswald wrote:I would love to buy a dozen of the pits if anyone has any available.
Megan Palmer wrote:
Trace Oswald wrote:I would love to buy a dozen of the pits if anyone has any available.
Trace, I live in NZ so the fruit won’t be ready until March-April.
Last years’ crop was very light due to frosts, wind and snow so hoping for milder weather when the blossoms are out this spring.
Purple moosage me with your address and I’ll let you know the cost of postage if and when I get any fruit.
The stones will be free but you can reimburse me for postage.
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