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Grow Appalachia 2014

12/18/2013

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We have only received a few applications for Grow Appalachia for 2014. If you are planning to do so please try to get those back to us. Also, I have a company interested in donating some fruit trees this coming May. So if you are planning on being in the program and are interested in some fruit please get your email or phone number to me or you can reach me (Lisa) at [email protected] or 606-308-2102 I have to get back with them asap on what we would like. You can get more information on these trees at www.chiefrivernursery.com. The types they have offered us are apples (gala,honeycrisp, red delicious, winesap, and yellow delicious), moorpark apricot,north star cherry, concord grape, red gold nectarine, red haven peach, bartlett pear,and methley plum.

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