I'll be taking cuttings from my trees this week to add to the cuttings offered at the California Rare Fruit Growers scion exchange this upcoming weekend. They are nothing that one might consider as being particularly rare or unique, but all have delivered excellent quality fruit for me. I'm certainly willing to package any of them up and ship them to forum members here, that might be interested in them as well, for the $5.50 cost of postage. The cuttings that I have to share are: Fuji and Braeburn apples; Shinseiki Asian pear; Royal Blenheim apricot; Triple Crown blackberry; California/Improved Brown Turkey fig, Black Jack fig, a commercial Black Mission fig, and original Spanish Mission fig cuttings from the 1873 Cherokee Hydraulic Mine.
Additionally, I've been a long-time customer of the Sustainable Seed Co, here in Northern California. http://sustainableseedco.com/ I have no other affiliation with them... but, as they aren't that widely known outside the area, I thought that I might give a shout-out for them. They are not merely a retail outlet or middle-man, but actually farm the seeds that they sell themselves; and the plants produced are terrific.
Smiles,
Blue