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(10 or more $3.00/Each) This understock imparts phylloxera resistance. It also increases the winter hardiness of the variety. The rootstock allows the grape variety to ripen one or two weeks earlier, making it possible to ripen varieties which otherwise would not mature.
$3.50 Each; 5 or more $3.00; 10 or more $2.50; 25 or more $1.85; 50 or more $1.50/each (Prunus armeniaca `mandshrica') Apricot seedling rootstock compatible with all Apricot varieties and some other stone fruits. Makes a vigorous tree. Works best on lighter soils.
5 OR MORE $3.25; 10 OR MORE $2.75; 25 OR MORE $1.85/EACH
This apple rootstock can be maintained at only four to six feet in height. It is well suited for growing in a container or a small yard. Trees grafted on EMLA 27 bear early and heavily. It needs staking. It is hardy to -25 deg. F. This rootstock is patented and it may not be reproduced without permission of the patent holder. We offer well rooted 3/16" caliper.
5 OR MORE $3.00; 10 OR MORE $2.50; 25 OR MORE $1.85/EACH
Produces a semidwarf apple tree from 11-16 feet tall. Trees can begin bearing in 3-4 years. It is hardy to -35 degrees F. and does well on wet soils. Suckers need to be removed each year. We offer well rooted 3/16" caliper.
5 OR MORE $3.50; 10 OR MORE $3.00; 25 OR MORE $2.50/EACH Dwarfing Cherry Rootstock (PAF)(TM) A hybrid of P. fruiticosa x lannesiana. Similiar in size to Gisela 5. Trees can be maintained at 10'. Non suckering, precocious and compatible with all cherries. Developed by Russian breeder Gennady Eremin at the Krymsk Vavilov Institute. Royalties go to support his program. This rootstock is patented and may not be reproduced without permission of the patent holder.
5 OR MORE $3.00; 10 OR MORE $2.50; 25 OR MORE $1.85; 50 or more $1.50/EACH It will produce a semidwarf tree maintained from 10 to 15 feet tall. It does very well on wet soils and tolerates a variety of soils. It is compatible as an understock for plums, and some almonds and apricots.
Produces mature tree about 9'-11'- can be smaller on dry sandy soils; larger on fertile soils. Few suckers, wide tolerance of different soils. Early bearing (3-4 years). Staking recommended for first year or two in windy sites. Susceptible to tomato ringspot virus; resistant to wooly apple aphids.
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