Oak Summit Nursery Scion Exchange list for 2023

For a trade send me an email doug@oaksummitnursery.ca

I can only ship scions inside Canada, we’re in Manitoba. 

We can accept trades up until the end of April when grafting season starts.

Our scions will also be available for purchase at $4 ea. 

Have:

We just have a handful of scions for each available, maybe 5 max. The rest we need to save for bench grafting this spring.

I went ahead and googled the zone hardiness for your reference in (), I know that’s the first thing I lookup for new cultivars.

* Scion wood will be available to ship around the middle of March.

Apples:

Battleford (zn 2)

Belle de Boskoop (zn 3b)

Chinook (zn 3)

Cortland Nova Red (zn 3)

Discovery (zn 3)

Goodland (zn 3)

Haralson (zn 2)

Harcourt (zn 3)

Heyer 1 (zn 2)

Jonamac (zn 3)

Lodi (zn 3)

Norhey (zn 1)

Nova easygro (zn 3)

Norkent (zn 3)

Norland (zn 3)

Parkland (zn 2)

September Ruby (zn 2)

State fair (zn 3)

Sunrise (zn 3)

Wealthy (zn 3)

Westland (zn 2)

Wolf River (zn 3)

Ginger gold (zn 2)

Gloria (zn 3)

Cider porters perfection (zn 3)

Crabs: 

Chestnut (zn 2)

Kerr (zn 3)

Rescue (zn 2)

Royalty (zn 2)

Pears:

Flemish beauty (zn 3)

Golden spice (zn 3)

Plums:

Brookgold (zn 2)

Brookred (zn 3)

Waneta (zn 3)

Toka  (zn 3)

Seeds to offer for trade:

* I can exchange seeds at 2 scions for 1 packet. I have them prepacked and kept in cold storage for the best germination. Seeds ship worldwide by letter mail.

All are zone 3 hardy trees and perennials, some collected locally in Manitoba. 

Full list of seeds available is here:  All Seeds

* Still looking for something you might want to trade for? As of this posting we also have bare root trees in stock and I’m open to offers for a trade if you have something we’re looking for from the list below.

Trees available are here: All Trees

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Want:

Here's I'll list everything that I would accept on trade.  It's a long list, some of these are cultivars and some are just species.   Some is more common, some sort of rare - this is one way we're looking to build a collection of interesting things to propagate at our nursery.  Please only offer to trade scion and cuttings where you are certain of the type. 

Scion wood:

Chums:

Manor

Kappa

Convoy

Compass

Red Leaf

Wessex

Sapalta

Dura

Nadia

Opata

Plums:

Assiniboine (Prunus nigra)

Beach Plum (Prunus maritima)

Apricot:

Scout

Debbie's Gold

Casino

Precious

Manchurian (Prunus armeniaca mandshurica)  

Siberian (Prunus armeniaca siberica)

Chokecherry cultivars:

Schubert

Bailey Select

Boughen’s Chokeless

Canada Red

Copper Schubert

Mini-Schubert

Purple Jewel

Robert

Saskatoon cultivars:

Smokey

Northline

Martin

Thiessen

Honeywood

Pembina

Forestburg

Bluemoon

Nanking cherry cultivars:

*There are European and Russian cultivars that would be great to grow if anyone has them. No idea if they’ve been been imported into Canada.

Any Prunus tomentosa ‘Leucocarpa’ (white or pink)

Jules

Ian

Gabe

White Ninja

Pink Candles

Natali

Wostocznaja

Efimka

Seabuckthorn cultivars:

* This is a partial list of cultivars, I only have a few so looking to collect all the good ones. I just need female.

Chuyskaya

Altasikaya

Prevoskhodnaya

Gold Rain

Sunny

Mary

Inya

Orange Revolution 

Fugana

Leikora

Askola

Mountain ash cultivars:

Evans edible

Rosina

Sossenheimer Riesen

Ariona:

McKenzie

Other prunus:

* Looking for some of these species of prunus to use in graft compatibility trials.  Doesn’t have to be a specific cultivar, just the right species.

Prunus padus (mayday) any seedling or cultivar

Prunus maackii (amur chokecherry) any seedling or cultivar 

Prunus mandshurica (manchurian apricot) any seedling or cultivar

Hardwood Cuttings / Scions:  

The following are usually propagated from cuttings but can also be grafted, so I would probably try a combination of both. Regular dormant scion length works for both.

Hoping to build my collection Ribes, there are lots of cultivars and I just listed some of the interesting ones, if you have others just let me know. 

Black currants:

Belorusskaya

Minak Smyriou

Risager

Otelo

westwick

wellington

viola

tsema

swedish

strata

risager

red josta

otelo

minaj

mendipcross

laxtons

invigo

willoughby

hilltop baldwin

coronet

champion

boskooop giant

black september

black reward

black down

Red/white/pink currants:

roseta

rolam red

red start

minnesota 52

heros

detvan

cherry

cascade

Gloire de Sablons

Detvan

Rolan

Heros

Imperial

swedish 1301

Primus

1301

white imperial

masons

blanca

Gooseberries:

Hinnomaki Yellow

Invicta

Jeanne

Tixia

whinhams

welcome

glendale

red jacket

orus 8

amish red

leveller

lepaa red

howards lancer

hoenigs earliest

early surphur

whitesmith

colossal

langley gage

canada 0273

black velvet

archilles

Orus 8

Mulberry cultivars:

Trader

Illinois everbearing

American elderberry:

Bob gorden

Are there actually zone 3 hardy cultivars?

Fig cultivars:

* Looking to root some fig and keep it in the greenhouse to over winter. Or maybe bury it like Dave’s neighbour on Vinyl Cafe.

Chicago hardy or other cold hardy-ish

Peaches:

* I have some growing as bushes, looking for some zn 4-5 hardy to try and graft on.  Could also try grafting onto Mustang.

Any zone 4-5 hardy cultivars