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Anyone have paw paw or persimmon seeds in the Chicagoland area or nearby?

 
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Hello! I want to get some seeds in and let winter take care of the stratification. Paw paw and persimmon are of particular interest to me, but hey I'd be happy to plant some peaches and plums too! Really anything that does well in zone 5. I did bury some peach pits already, but my community garden has room to spare and this feels like the right time to get seeds in. Unfortunately, I'm not established enough to trade much of anything yet, but I'd be happy to pay for some seeds.
 
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you can get both from Cliff England at englands nursery  (nuttrees.net)
 
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