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WELCOME
TO THE
HERITAGE & RARE FRUIT NETWORK

The purpose of this group is to   
- Provide a forum for sharing information on all sorts of fruit and less common useful plants as well as ideas on growing them.

- Share activities amongst similar groups involved in grafting days, to build on the enthusiasm within the groups.
- Link up people with a common interest in growing different fruit and support sharing of all sorts of propagation material through grafting days and any other means. 
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The Heritage & Rare Fruit Network is a not-for-profit group. It is proudly sponsored by Leaves of Gold Press and The Satiety Diet,
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