Despite concerns of the Canadian government, a Washington fruit grower is continuing to sell scion wood for a cherry he believes is a chance sport that grew in his orchard.Kevin Carney of Cashmere, Washington, is continuing to sell cuttings for the cherry he named Carneval, though his nursery representative, Willow Drive, dropped out after Summerland Varieties Corp., a government-funded breeding program in British Columbia, claimed the cherry as one of theirs.
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