I'm finished up with trading scion wood for the year and getting my remaining scion wood from individuals who I have standing deals with and Bob Purvis purvisrc@msn.com he charges $4 for a 12-inch stick of scionwood and $2.50 for a 6-inch stick. There is a flat $8 charge for Priority Mail shipping and packaging If anyone else is at that point. I am getting plums, apricots, peaches, and pears from him. Guess next year I need to grow more rootstock! This post was edited by ClarkinKS on Sun, Jan 26, 14 at 15:05

Hi fruit.tree.expert, Welcome to Garden Web and The Plant Exchange. You might want to see the link below for getting your Member Page email link enabled as that is where members typically go to contact you. You might want to also include your garden zone and location in your profile. It helps when trading. See I am 5/6 S INdiana. chemocurl Here is a link that might be useful: This form allows you to set various preferences for your GardenWeb membership.

imred, you might want to try your local rare fruit grower's association. Not sure what state you're in, but here in California, the CRFG is very active with many chapters up and down the state. We do a lot of scionwood trades amongst ourselves, and most chapters run an Annual Scionwood Exchange meeting in the winter some time. If you don't have anything like this in your state, try your local fruit tree nursery, your local Master Gardeners group, or your local horticultural society. I'm not growing any plums here, so can't help you out. Patty S.

I just pruned mine give me your info.