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Black Oxford apple: where to find it?
Hi there!
I'm from Italy and I found on internet that there a Black apple called Oxford Black. It should be a British apple cultivar. I'm searching for bare root grafted plants or scion-woods. Please can you help me? Thank you very much! |
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Black Oxford apple: where to find it?
hereistay wrote:
I found on internet that there a Black apple called Oxford Black. I'd never heard of it, but two sources I found say it originates from Maine in the USA. https://www.orangepippin.com/apples/black-oxford |
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Black Oxford apple: where to find it?
On 5 Jan 2018 20:04, hereistay wrote:
Hi there! I'm from Italy and I found on internet that there a Black apple called Oxford Black. It should be a British apple cultivar. I'm searching for bare root grafted plants or scion-woods. Please can you help me? Thank you very much! It's an American apple from Oxford County, Maine, USA. Hence the name. -- Regards Bob Hobden |
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You're right, it is from Oxford, Maine, sorry for the mistake!
Do you think it is possible to find in Europe? Is there something similar? |
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Black Oxford apple: where to find it?
On 06/01/18 11:50, hereistay wrote:
You're right, it is from Oxford, Maine, sorry for the mistake! Do you think it is possible to find in Europe? Is there something similar? You could try emailing Brogdale ). Brogdale holds the UK's National Fruit Collection, and has over 2200 varieties of apple. They might know of a source for Black Oxford, or of a similar apple. -- Jeff |
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Thank you very much Jeff!
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