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To: Ilaine who wrote (849)	1/14/2000 1:20:00 PM
From: Howard R. Hansen	Respond to of 3495

No, I said (or maybe I didn't, but what I meant to say was) Raintree Nursery has 5 different crosses of Cox's Orange Pippin Yes, that is what you said and now when I reread it I see I made a mistake. However, my mistake proved to be very serendipitous. Your link to Applesource convinced me I shouldn't try to grow a Cox's Orange Pippin apple tree. I live within 100 miles of Chapin, IL and the summers here are to warm for Cox's Orange Pippin. Applesource will be a great source for obtaining samples of different varieties of apples and recommendations on which varieties of apples are suitable for Central Illinois. I am particularly interested in growing some thing different than Delicious and McIntosh apple trees. I thank you for all the great links to sources of apple trees. Howard.