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    Apple grafting wood

    I just thought I would ask if anyone has any grafting wood.

    I only have a small garden with two apple trees. I would like to graft others to it. I bought one as a coxes orange, but I don't think it is, and the other is Orleans reinette. I have grafted Hertfordshire Russet onto one of them and it fruited last year. so I would like to put...maybe Queen cox, or captain kid...my taste is sharp, sweet, crisp.

    I have pot grown Leveler gooseberry for exchange

    finefencer
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    Just a reminder of vine swap rules

    https://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gr...nce_76437.html

    have been members of the Vine for at least three months AND posted more than 50 posts during the last 3 months

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      ^^^to add to that, the post count does not include posts on the swap board/or requests/wants.

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        amused

        Originally posted by Scarlet View Post
        ^^^to add to that, the post count does not include posts on the swap board/or requests/wants.
        I have been a member for quite a few years now....and posted when I felt I could offer good advise......not just prattling to get your 50 posts in three months...

        SO please close my account I will not use this site again

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          Originally posted by finefencer View Post
          I have been a member for quite a few years now....and posted when I felt I could offer good advise......not just prattling to get your 50 posts in three months...

          SO please close my account I will not use this site again
          What you choose to do is up to you.

          The rule is there to try and safeguard members. The more active a member the less likely a chance of something negative happening and if something does happen and the rules are adhered to the MODs will step in (despite 1. they do this on a volunteer basis 2. many of us may not realise but they do do a lot as it is). There is a thread somewhere about members that have sent things never to hear from the other member again and others taking the piddle. I know when I was new I tended to take it personally when the rules were posted but it really is not meant like that.

          I hope you have a re-think.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by finefencer View Post
            ..not just prattling to get your 50 posts in three months...
            These "rules" had to be introduced because of the number of people who joined, grabbed the "free" seeds and disappeared. Its just not fair when that happens.
            50 posts in 3 months is about 1 post every other day - or 4 a week. Hardly Prattling"? - and I should know what that means.
            Starting a few interesting threads or joining in on the "What I did today" type threads soon builds up a post count and shows that people are active members of the forum. Its not much to ask, is it?

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