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prunus grafting compatibilities

19 years ago

hi!

are apricots, plums and peaches grafting-compatible with each other?

I know that apricots are sometimes grafted onto plums for regions with strong frosts.

can apricots and plums be grafted onto peach seedlings? this would be a method of getting dwarfed trees I think.

thanks!

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Scott F Smith
19 years ago
I have some apricots grafted on to peach rootstocks. It doesn't seem to be any more dwarfing than my other apricot rootstocks. Check out the list at the bottom of the link below for compatibilities.

Scott

Here is a link that might be useful: HOS stock/scion compatibilities
quinoah
Original Author
19 years ago
thanks!
thats exactly what I searched for!
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