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Where To Get Specific Cultivars? Biscoe Peach

 
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I'm just a guy with a little bit of yardage who is looking for the Biscoe cultivar, as the University of Kentucky has it rated pretty well for usage in Kentucky. But I can't seem to find a place to buy the cultivar from. Can anyone help with this?
 
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Scion Exchange doesn't list it.
 
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I found it available at Summit Trees.

Do you want to buy 30 tree as that is the minimum order.
 
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